What is included?
Transportation in executive buses, with air conditioning, restroom, and minibar for over 30 passengers; for fewer than 30 passengers, transportation may be done in microbuses, and for fewer than 13 in vans (subject to family acceptance and location)
Snack and drink on the way
Water available during the trip
02 teachers from the school by bus
01 Tour Guide Brazolin with Cadastur for transportation accompanying the group throughout the trip - Mandatory by law.
Monitors, Educators, and Astronomer Curators during the visits
Travel Insurance
WhatsApp group with the guardians before and during the entire trip for sending information and LOTS OF PHOTOS AND VIDEOS
Introduction
SIRIUS - PARTICLE ACCELERATOR
Sirius allows hundreds of academic and industrial research projects to be conducted annually by thousands of researchers, contributing to solving major scientific and technological challenges, such as new medicines and treatments for diseases, new fertilizers, more resilient and adaptable plant species, and new technologies for agriculture, renewable energy sources, among many other potential applications, with strong economic and social impacts.
As an open research infrastructure, Sirius is available to the Brazilian and international scientific community, allowing hundreds of academic and industrial research projects to be conducted annually by thousands of researchers. Through the investigation of phenomena and the resolution of problems of various natures, the most diverse areas of knowledge can benefit.
Named after the brightest star in the night sky, the 68,000 square meter particle accelerator inaugurated in 2018 is the largest and most complex research infrastructure ever built in Brazil. Visit the Site here
State University of Campinas (Unicamp) is a public state higher education institution in Brazil, located in the city of Campinas, in the state of São Paulo, considered one of the best universities in the country and Latin America. It is one of the four universities maintained by the Government of the State of São Paulo, alongside the University of São Paulo (USP), São Paulo State University (Unesp), and the Virtual University of the State of São Paulo (Univesp).
Unicamp was officially founded on October 5, 1966, the day its cornerstone was laid. Even in a recent university context, where the oldest Brazilian university is just over seven decades old, Unicamp can be considered a young institution that has already established a strong tradition in teaching, research, and relations with society.
On September 9, 1965, the State Education Council appointed the Organizing Committee of the University of Campinas to study and plan the gradual formation and installation of its Units, as only the Faculty of Medicine was in operation. The Committee was composed of Professors Zeferino Vaz (president), Paulo Gomes Romeo, and Antonio Augusto de Almeida. As a result of the Committee's work, the cornerstone of the University was laid on a 30-alqueire plot of land donated by João Adhemar de Almeida Prado on October 5, 1966. After the final report prepared by the Committee was approved and Professor Zeferino Vaz was appointed as Rector, the University entered its real installation phase.
The cornerstone of the University campus was laid on October 5, 1966, on a 30-alqueire plot of land donated by João Adhemar de Almeida Prado, 12 kilometers from downtown Campinas. The laying took place a month after Zeferino Vaz met with local businesspeople to define the profile of the courses to be implemented. The State Education Council authorized the installation and operation of the Institutes of Biology, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, as well as the Colleges of Engineering, Food Technology, Sciences, and Nursing, and the Technical Colleges. On December 22, Zeferino Vaz was appointed to the position of rector.
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Important Notes
✅ MANDATORY DOCUMENTATION
According to Federal Law, it is MANDATORY for the student to have their:
- ORIGINAL ID OR ORIGINAL DRIVER'S LICENSE OR ORIGINAL BIRTH CERTIFICATE accompanied by another identification with name and photo (e.g., School ID) OR ORIGINAL PASSPORT. Authenticated copies are NOT accepted by law.
*Digital documents are also accepted, but there is a risk of the phone running out of battery or having issues, making access impossible.
** We remind you that we cannot delay departure, and without the student's ORIGINAL identification document, boarding will not be possible. **
✅MEDICATIONS AND HEALTH
We ask for attention when filling out the MEDICAL FORM. It is essential to ensure the well-being and safety of the children.
- If the student is using any continuous or specific medication, we ask that it be sent in a bag labeled with the child's name, containing:
Medication name
Dose
Administration time
Medical prescription
Important instructions (if any)
- These medications must be delivered directly to the Trip Guide at the time of boarding.
IMPORTANT:
- - We ask that you do not send medications with the students.
- We are not responsible for medications that are not delivered to the responsible team.
ATTENTION
- Reinforce with the students that they should not self-medicate.
- Also advise them not to offer medications to their peers.
- Any discomfort should be reported to the responsible Tour Guide.
- Those with Health Insurance should bring their insurance card.
✅UNIFORM AND CLOTHING
- Wearing the uniform is mandatory throughout the trip, as it facilitates the identification of students. Remember to also send a complete change of clothes for any needs.
- We suggest that students wear comfortable clothes, sneakers or closed shoes, and bring a jacket, insect repellent, sunscreen, and a cap.
✅During the trip, the use of speakers or sound boxes is not allowed, in respect of each student's choice. They may use headphones if they wish.
✅Water will be available on the bus. We suggest that students bring a water bottle.
✅We advise that students do not bring cell phones and valuables, as they will be responsible for keeping them safe.
📱 USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
Brazolin Travel and Tourism – 17 99121-2920 (business hours) / Daniela: 17 98119-9941 / Fernanda 17 98114-6455
