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St. Paul's College was founded by Jane Anne Chinton in 1954 in Hurlingham, Argentina. It began in a house on O'Higgins 996 as a primary school with a bilingual schedule—Spanish mornings and English afternoons. By 1976, enrollment reached 125 students, and in 1978 the school moved to Garay 950, established the kindergarten El Bosque (later El Bosque de San Pablo), and opened the secondary section. A fire in 1995 destroyed the English-style house, but the school continued operating from the remaining spaces and administration moved to the adjacent building. In 2014 the school celebrated its 60th anniversary with year-long celebrations, and a new building was inaugurated in February 2015 as part of ongoing growth; the logo features a bicéfala eagle and the motto 'The Pursuit of Excellence'.
St. Paul's College runs Proyecto Solidario as part of its community activities. It maintains an Old Paulines alumni network and publishes Anuarios Digitales (digital yearbooks). In 2014 the school celebrated its 60th anniversary with year-long celebrations, and a new building was inaugurated in February 2015 as part of ongoing growth.
St. Paul's College Hurlingham is a bilingual K–12 school in Buenos Aires, Argentina, welcoming students from ages 2 to 18. The curriculum combines instruction in Spanish and English, with French offered in senior years, and delivers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and a National Bachiller program aligned to its bilingual framework. In Kindergarten, children experience a whole-language approach and early exposure to both languages, with flexible morning or afternoon sessions. Primary operates a two-shift day, with Spanish in the mornings and English in the afternoons; computing is integrated across subjects, and specialist subjects include Music, Art, and Physical Education. Secondary provides a Natural Sciences orientation and prepares students for Cambridge ICE, Cambridge AICE Diploma, and DELF exams, alongside university partnerships with Argentine institutions. Facilities include a Maker Space for digital education, on-site dining, and sports facilities used in collaboration with the Hurling Club. The school emphasizes field trips, drama, intercultural exchanges, and service to the local community.
