Diez de Octubre School
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MottoHoy buenos, mañana mejores
(Good today, better tomorrow)
(Good today, better tomorrow)
Established12 August 1924
Director
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- Breña: Martín Alvarado
- San Miguel: Luis Tello
- Chiclayo: Rosa Alarcón
| Diez de Octubre School 中華三民聯校 | |
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Main gate in Cieneguilla | |
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| Motto | Hoy buenos, mañana mejores (Good today, better tomorrow) |
| Religious affiliation(s) | Secular (formerly Catholic) |
| Established | 12 August 1924 |
| Director | See list
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| Language | Spanish, English and Chinese (Cantonese)[1] |
| Colour(s) | Three colours: |
| Website | www |
The Diez de Octubre School (Chinese: 中華三民聯校; pinyin: zhōnghuá sānmín lián xiào; lit. 'Chung Wa-San Min United Colleges'; CDO), is a Peruvian private school headquartered in Lima—in the districts of Breña and San Miguel— and Chiclayo. It was founded in 1924 by a group of women from the Catholic Ladies' Association of the Chinese Colony. The college offers early, primary and secondary education studies.[2]
The school, originally funded by the government of the Republic of China,[1] is the first Chinese school in the Americas.[3]
