International Day - 17th April

International Day School celebrations

Last Saturday on the14th of April, The British College of Brazil celebrated our famous International Day.

It was a pleasure to see so many families and friends interacting and taking part in all of the activities available.

This is one of the events that best represents the spirit of BCB with so many cultures and amazing diversity being shown by our fantastic BCB community. The dances, music, performers and food were amazing!

A big thank you for all for the outstanding work and effort needed to make this happen. We are extremely proud of the warm tight knit BCB community.

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