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In 1931, HRH the Prince of Wales Edward VIII, who would later become King, visited The Grange School located in Pedro de Valdivia. He was received by Headmaster John A.S. Jackson and the pupils of the School.

The first location of the school called the Pedro de Valdivia house was on Avenida Pedro de Valdivia 1150 house was the first location of the Grange School, between 1928 and 1938. This location was calles Villa Angela.

IMG.1: Photo of the original…

90 years celebration. Pupils and staff formed the number "90" on the field for an aerial photo.

IMG.1: Celebration of the 90 years anniversary, which took place in the field of The Grange School, Príncipe de Gales 6154.

IMG.2: 90th Anniversary…

Photo of Mrs Ethel M. Balfour, wife to Captain Balfour, at her O'Higgins condecoration ceremony in 1969.

Photos of Mr. Rachid Benammar, Headmaster of The Grange School between 2007 and 2021.

IMG.1: Mr. Benammar at his desk. hotograph taken in March, 2010.

IMG.2: Mr. Benammar delivering a message at the John Jackson Quad, September 2016.

IMG.3:…

Inauguration of the José Donoso Resource Centre.

IMG.1: Photo taken on April 3rd, 1996.
From left to right: A. Mackenzie, E. Ortega, P. Donoso, J. Cowan, J. Mackenzie

IMG.2: Francisco Coloane poses at the inauguration of José Donoso Resource…

In 2016, HRM Prince Edward of England, Earl of Wessex, visited The Grange School. The purpose of the trip was to inaugurate the plaque of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award.

IMG1: HRH Prince Edward accompanied by Head Girl Trinidad…

Founder of The Grange School

IMG.1: Portrait of John A.S. Jackson

IMG.2: John Jackson in 1913, at the age of 15.

IMG.3: Mr. John Jackson in 1918, when he joined the Royal Army during the First World War.

IMG.4: Mr. John Jackson in 1935.…

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.

IMG.1: EASTER GRYPHON 1937…

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