The Grange School Santiago

The Grange School, founded in Santiago in 1928 by a group of Welsh immigrants, is one of Chile's most prestigious and historically significant British international schools, located in the La Reina commune of Santiago. For nearly 100 years, The Grange has provided a bilingual English-Spanish education rooted in British educational traditions, combining the Chilean national curriculum with Cambridge International examinations (IGCSE, A-Levels) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and Cambridge Assessment International Education, and is a member of the British Schools in Chile network. Serving over 1,600 students from Nursery through Year 13, The Grange draws Chilean and international families from Santiago's professional and corporate communities. The school's outstanding IGCSE and A-Level results are consistently among the best in South America, and graduates are regularly admitted to Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, and leading US and Chilean universities. Facilities include world-class science labs, a performing arts centre, sports grounds, a swimming pool, and a library. The Grange's alumni network includes prominent figures in Chilean business, politics, and culture.