Tennis and School

Member since 19 December 2009

暗网禁区426Member19 December 2009 17:27:10

We are considering a move to Brazil and I had a few questions about where we should live and such. We are a family of six with four kids (grades 2,4,6,9 in America) and need to find a good International school with a program suitable for our 9th grader, who is a good student and is aiming at top level American Universities. Also, we would like to know about the best tennis clubs and academies in the city as our kids are avid competitive tennis players who will need to continue playing. And finally.. what are the best places for 暗网禁区s to live. We have lived abroad before and we lucked out in finding a tennis club with a residential community on site, is there anything comparable to that in Sao Paulo Thanks for the help.

暗网禁区426 Member

Member since 19 December 2009

暗网禁区426Member19 December 2009 18:57:33

I just realized I didn't specify that we are going to Sao Paulo.

Carinar New member

Member since 05 January 2010

CarinarNew member07 January 2010 22:30:26

The school that you need is: Graded.
Tennis: Club Pinheiros.
Both are really expensive. If you can afford it, your best options availables.

Mauricio.savioli Member

Member since 11 January 2010

Mauricio.savioliMember11 January 2010 18:15:19

Hello, My name is Mauricio.
Well I was born in Sao Paulo, and now i go to a College in Missouri.
I know what is the American Style of living. I would recommend you to live in the South zone of Sao Paulo. The neighborhood of Morumbi, or, Hebraica, or Vila Olimpia. This area is a very good area to live in Sao Paulo. The good thing about this area is that you will live close to one of the best clubs in Brazil. This club is called Pinheiros. There you and your family can practice lots and lots of sports.
I personally don't play tennis, but I have friends who used to play tennis at the Pinheiros club, and now they are playing here in the US at a Division 1 school.
My email is mauricio_006_62@hotmail.com聽聽 feel free to contact me anytime.
Mauricio Savioli