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Los Anhelos, writes to the Grange School and collaborators thanking for their contributions towards the opening of their open center (centro abierto).

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School magazine published by a group of pupils in 1972. The magazine included articles on current events from those days, as also a report of the student council, named Federación Única de Estudiantes Particulares (F.U.E.P.).
The directors of the…

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2019 version of The Grange School Institutional Educational Project, which announces the mission and direction the School is taking towards the future, based on its principles and values embraced by its founder.

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TECHAR logo of pilars. These pillars were designed in 2012 when pupils and staff met to discuss the fundamental values of The Grange School. As a result, we have The Grange School pillars.

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Rules and norms that are imposed by the authorities of The Grange School, with the purpose of achieving its mission.

Cartas Religión
During the first years of The Grange School, Mr. Jackson requested the Archbishop's permission to teach Catholic religion lessons at his school. Because many pupils came from a Protestant background, his request was regected on several accounts.…

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An account of the evolution of the School Song. CLICK HERE to listen to our hymn.

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Sir Charles Bentinck Says Good-by to The Grange
Document in which The Grange expresses their gratitude to Sir Charles Bentinck and Lady Bentinck for their numerous contributions to the British Prestige and values they helped to raise since the founding of the school. An exchange of gratitude and…

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Video that summarizes the history of The Grange School since its beginning.

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First school magazine ever published, in Easter, winter and summer of 1937. In those days, the Gryphon was a magazine with articles, news, information of interest, even puzzles. It wasn't a yearbook as we know it today.

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