Why isn't pi in the Schwarzschild radius equation?

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carcosachild
Hello :)
I had a question , i recently red a lot about black holes and i had a question about the Schwarzschild
Radius . How does that come that π is not in the equation ? The black hole is a sphere so instinctly one could think that Pi should be in the equations.. ?
P.S: I'm french and 16 so sorry for the eventuals faults :)
 
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In geometry, you start with radius r. π comes into get circumference, area, volume, etc.