Colegio San Andrés

The Colegio San Andrés (English: St. Andrew's School) was founded in 1917 as the Anglo-Peruvian School by a Scottish missionary, John A. Mackay, who was later responsible for the YMCA in Latin America and president of Princeton Theological Seminary. After rapid growth, it became the Colegio Anglo-Peruano on May 12, 1919. During the Second World War the name of the school was changed to Colegio San Andrés by order of the government. The school has been on its present site since 1930.

Colegio San Andrés

The Colegio San Andrés (English: St. Andrew's School) was founded in 1917 as the Anglo-Peruvian School by a Scottish missionary, John A. Mackay, who was later responsible for the YMCA in Latin America and president of Princeton Theological Seminary. After rapid growth, it became the Colegio Anglo-Peruano on May 12, 1919. During the Second World War the name of the school was changed to Colegio San Andrés by order of the government. The school has been on its present site since 1930.