The National School 1 called on its graduates to relive unforgettable moments

The main event will take place on July 5 at 9:30 in the emblematic central courtyard of the schoolwhere tribute will be paid to his educational legacy and the history shared with the country.

Activities for graduates

On Friday, July 12, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., various activities designed to connect past and present will take place:

Guided Tours will allow visitors to explore the renovated facilities and recall moments in the classrooms and common areas.
In it Wall of Memoriesphotos, anecdotes and memorabilia spanning generations of graduates will be on display, capturing the historical essence of the school.
He Garden of Memories will provide a space for alumni to share personal messages and memories.
Remembrance Competitions They will provide moments of fun with recreational games and competitions between different generations.
Voices and Rhythms of the Reunion will feature musical, theatrical and dance performances by both current students and alumni.
The History Gallery It will exhibit works of art and projects made by students from different years, highlighting the evolution of talent and creativity at the school.
In it Legacy of Generationsa time capsule will be created that will encapsulate messages and objects representative of the current era.
The Time Chamber It will allow graduates to capture memories in photos and videos with former classmates.
He National Trivia will challenge knowledge with questions about the school’s history, traditions and notable achievements.
Visions of the Past: 155 years of experience will offer the opportunity to revisit historical documentaries and videos related to the school and its most notable graduates.
Finally, the Exhibition of Projects from the Different Clubs will showcase current student initiatives in extracurricular spaces, reflecting how they have evolved over the years.
In addition, second year students, as part of their theater curriculum, will perform a mime show in the entrance hall, in an activity called Pampering of Memory.

History of the National College of Jujuy

He The National College of Jujuy dates back to the 1860s., with the initial purpose of providing secondary education and preparing future professionals in the province. Through a decree of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, dated February 16, 1869, a National House of Studies was established with an educational plan similar to that of the National Colleges. Dr. José Benito de la Bárcena was appointed as its first director and in 1875 the first five high school graduates graduated.

Initially located in the residence of the Villar Pérez Zegada family on Calle Real (today Belgrano), the institution moved to several locations before finally settling in its current headquarters in 1934, in the block delimited by Canónigo Gorriti, Belgrano, Urquiza and Argañaraz streets.

During the presidency of Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear, by decree of July 27, 1928, the institution adopted the name of Colegio Nacional “Teodoro Sánchez de Bustamante”, in honor of the Jujuy patriot noted for his role in national emancipation. In 2015, the building was declared a National Historic Monument by decree 16/2015.

In addition to its academic curriculum, the school offers various extracurricular activities such as the “Carlos Darwin” Museum of Natural Sciences, the Friends of Nature Club, and the “Nicolás Avellaneda” Library, among others, enriching the comprehensive education of its students.

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