Group from Peruvian school participates in activities at the Institution until November 12t

Feevale University is hosting, between November 6th and 12th, a group of students, parents, and representatives from Colegio Seminario de San Carlos y San Marcelo, from Trujillo, Peru. The visit aims to reinforce the international guidelines of the Feevale Application School, integrating the institutions culturally and academically and providing educational experiences in different

areas of knowledge, in addition to language fluency. Founded in 1625 and linked to the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Trujillo, this is one of the most traditional educational institutions in Peru.

According to Paula Casari Cundari, Director of International and Institutional Relations at Feevale University, the activity reinforces the University's commitment to internationalization at all levels of education. “The presence of the group is an opportunity to disseminate multiculturalism in activities, integrating the school with international partners who are preparing to participate in important events, such as the Scientific Initiation Fair, strengthening ties, exchanging knowledge, and promoting an enriching cultural experience for all involved,” she emphasizes. Furthermore, the 2026 international travel calendar for the School of Application will be launched during the Peruvian delegation's visit, with Peru being one of the destinations for Brazilian students next year.

The delegation includes nine students and five parents, plus the school's director, Sister Nubia Flores Alvarado. The program begins on Thursday evening, the 6th, at the Feevale Theater, where a show combining music, dance, and poetry will take place. On Friday, the 7th, the visitors will be received by the Pro-Rector of Research, Postgraduate Studies, and Extension at Feevale, Fernando Spilki; the Director of International and Institutional Affairs, Paula Casari Cundari; the Director of the School of Application, Janaína Regra and the school's teacher Grasielle Wazlawick. Following this, they will participate in a tour of the University and, in the afternoon, a guided visit along the Caminhos de Hamburgo Velho route, visiting cultural spaces such as the National Shoe Museum, the Dalilla Clementina Sperb Cultural Center, the Ernesto Frederico Scheffel Foundation, the Casa Schmitt-Presser Community Museum, and the studio of artist Ariadne Decker.

The program goes on Saturday, the 8th, with participation in the Research Initiation Fair (FIP), an activity that is part of the Inovamundi 2025 program and aims to strengthen scientific research in Basic Education. On Monday, the 10th, visitors will be at the Feevale Application School in the morning and, in the afternoon, will be received by the rector of Feevale, José Paulo da Rosa.

On Tuesday morning, the 11th, visitors will participate in more activities at the Application School and, in the afternoon, in a gastronomy workshop at Feevale Campus II, led by Professor Daniel Bonho, where they will learn how to prepare the traditional cuca. The closing will take place on Wednesday, the 12th, with the presence of representatives from Feevale and the Peruvian school.