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Last Tuesday, April 31, our educational community gathered to celebrate the traditional Investiture Ceremony of the Generation of 2026. This event, full of symbolism, marks the beginning of the last school year for our fourth grade students.
During the day, the young people received the emblematic black t-shirt, a badge that not only differentiates them from the rest of the students, but also represents their hierarchy and commitment as the next graduates. Between applause and tears of emotion, the importance of this group as references and examples of values ​​for younger generations was highlighted. Congratulations, Senior Class 2026!
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On March 23, our educational community gathered to be part of a significant civic event led by 11th Grade students. In this instance, the main focus was the commemoration of the Day Against Cyberbullying (Stop Cyberbullying), a date of vital importance in the Chilean school calendar.
During the presentation, the 11th grade students highlighted that digital coexistence is an extension of our values ​​in the classroom. Through a reflective message, they emphasized that respect is the cornerstone to prevent situations of abuse online, inviting their colleagues—from the smallest to the largest—to be agents of change and promote a safe and empathetic virtual environment.
Why is this day important?
In Chile, the Day Against Cyberbullying seeks to make visible the risks of the digital environment and promote the responsible use of technology. As a school, we reaffirm our commitment to training digital citizens who understand that behind every screen there is a person who deserves good treatment.
We thank the 11th Grade for their leadership on this day and the entire Denham School community for actively participating in building a school coexistence based on kindness and mutual protection.
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The civic event held by Senior Class, in commemoration of International Women's Day, focused on promoting equity as an essential value in school life. Through the contextualization of the anniversary, the historical importance of women's struggle for their rights and its validity today was highlighted, emphasizing that stereotypes and inequalities still persist that require reflection and change.

One of the most significant moments was the dramatization, which showed how stereotypes influence the assignment of roles, promoting the importance of valuing individual abilities and interests. The event concluded with a training message and a challenge for the school community, inviting them to identify and transform everyday practices into more fair and inclusive actions, reinforcing that equity is built every day through conscious decisions.