Nursery school spots in Rio and São Paulo: monthly fees can cost over R$ 7 thousand per month; see pricesPhoto by Hannah Barata on Pexels
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Nursery school spots in Rio and São Paulo: monthly fees can cost over R$ 7 thousand per month; see prices

oglobo29 August 2026 at 18:42

Nursery school fees in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo vary significantly, ranging from less than R$ 1 thousand to more than R$ 7 thousand per month. GLOBO's "Nursery Guide" tool gathers approximately 300 early childhood education schools in both capitals, offering information on prices, schedules, location, infrastructure, and teaching methodology to help parents find the best option.

Most part-time units, with 4 to 5 hours of daily classes, have monthly fees in the R$ 1 thousand to R$ 3 thousand range. For full-time programs, with more than seven hours of attendance, the most common prices fall between R$ 3 thousand and R$ 5 thousand.

The most expensive units are usually located in upscale areas of the cities and have more complete infrastructure. Choosing a nursery school involves considering various factors beyond price, such as teaching methodology and suitability for the family's needs.

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