Craighouse School
Mark Cross has a diverse work experience, starting in 2010. Mark worked at Craighouse School, where they held several roles including Head of Senior (Secondary), Deputy Head of Senior (Secondary), Sub-Level Coordinator (Year 9 & 10), and Sports & Physical Education. Mark was also the Head Coach at COBs Rugby Club. In 2014, Mark joined Chile Rugby as the Adult XV's Coach until 2018.
Mark Cross attended Tauranga Boy's College in New Zealand from 1987 to 1992. Mark then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Sport & Exercise Science at Wintec - Waikato Institute of Technology from 1996 to 1998.
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Craighouse School
We are a bilingual, co-educational school with Chilean and British traditions. We warmly welcome families, value open mindedness, appreciate cultural and religious diversity, and promote teamwork. Our Educational Project fully integrates the academic and formative areas so that each pupil reaches his/her full potential as a person. In its Academic Area, the school has an extensive academic curriculum that includes all contents established by the Ministry of Education, as well as the three International Baccalaureate Organisation programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). By means of our Craighouse School Curriculum, in place from Play Group to Year 12, we seek to identify, facilitate and develop each pupil’s full potential. Our Formative Area, based on the Craighouse School values, is developed through an extensive curriculum throughout our pupils’ school life. We aim to form upright, honest, proactive people who can make their environment a better place. Craighouse School is part of the Chilean Educational System and has been recognised by the Ministry of Education as cooperative, through the Decree 19,335 of December 5th, 1961. As from 2008 Craighouse School is a Full IB Continuum School (www.ibo.org). It is founding member of the Association of British Schools of Chile – ABSCH (www.absch.cl). It is also founding member of the Latin American Head’s Conference – LAHC (www.lahc.net).