Crazy Hat Day

Mad Hat Day is a cherished tradition that celebrates imagination and individuality. On this special occasion, students and teachers are encouraged to express their creativity by wearing unique and elaborate hats, transforming the school into a vibrant display of originality. The festivities begin with a gathering in the gymnasium, where participants display their hats in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and camaraderie. As part of the event, the most exceptional hat from each class is selected and awarded a distinguished award, along with a special prize for the teacher who displays the most notable hat. These interactive moments foster a sense of community, encourage self-expression and provide students with a joyful respite from their academic responsibilities.

Sport Camp for Fifth and Sixth

The sports camp is held once a year and is especially aimed at the fifth and sixth grade students of the school. In addition to enjoying games, dynamics and physical activities, the children live a meaningful spiritual experience, where they learn fundamental values inspired by the Bible.

This year, the central theme was the life of Joseph, a model of faith, integrity and perseverance. Throughout the camp, the children explored how Joseph faced betrayal, injustice and suffering, but maintained his trust in God.

“You thought to do evil to me, but God directed it for good.” – Genesis 50:20

Joseph’s story taught them that, even in the darkest of times, God has a purpose. His faithfulness was rewarded, and God exalted him, placing him as governor of Egypt.

“The LORD was with Joseph, and he was a prosperous man.” – Genesis 39:2

In addition to listening to biblical teachings, the children participated in activities related to teaching and spaces for reflection that motivated them to be firm in their faith and trust in God at all times. It was a week full of joy, learning and spiritual growth.

Sport camp for High School

The sports camp for high school juniors is held one week after the school camp and represents a special opportunity for teenagers to live an experience full of fun, learning and spiritual growth. This year, we had the valuable participation of 21 volunteers, who dedicated their time and effort to ensure that each activity was meaningful and well organized. Although the week was marked by constant rains, this did not stop the enthusiasm or the teachings: not a single day was cancelled. Perseverance was key!

“The LORD does not look at what man looks at; for man looks at what is before his eyes, but the LORD looks at the heart.” – 1 Samuel 16:7

During the camp, a fundamental teaching was also addressed: How can we be saved? Many people believe that good works are enough to earn a place in heaven, but the Bible teaches us that salvation is a gift from God that does not depend on human merit.

“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast.” – Ephesians 2:8-9

The youth were invited to reflect deeply on their relationship with God, with questions such as, “How can I be saved?” and “Why do I deserve to be in heaven?” These questions not only sparked conversation, but also moments of introspection and prayer. All in all, it was a week full of purpose, where the rain only served to strengthen our commitment and faith.