10.06.2026
The Football World Cup engages children and teenagers in ways that go far beyond the matches themselves. Through sticker collecting, cheering for teams, and learning about different countries and athletes, the event becomes an opportunity to expand cultural awareness and explore topics such as identity, belonging, diversity, and multicultural coexistence. According to Victor Pignotti Maielo, Head of Physical Education and High School Teacher at Beacon School, major sporting events also support socio-emotional development, helping students navigate challenges, frustrations, and achievements in a safe and educational environment.
In addition, Physical Education classes can connect students with sports and games from different cultures, valuing both globally recognized sports and Brazilian and Indigenous traditions. This broadens students’ understanding of the world and of themselves.
20.08.2026
Exploring Paths for the Future: Job Shadowing and Summer Programs
During the July break, Beacon students took part in a variety of learning and professional e [ ... ]
12.08.2026
SWBC Holds Professional Development and Alignment Meeting
As we begin a new semester, the teams that make up Beacon School’s Student Wellbeing Center [ ... ]
05.08.2026
Beacon School Holds Its Second Alumni Reunion and Celebrates Its Connection with Former Students
Last Saturday, Beacon School held its second Alumni Reunion, a special gathering that brough [ ... ]