Newton College is an Anglo-Peruvian British school, in Lima, Peru. It was founded in 1979 by Mr. Stanley J. Moulden, a former Markham School teacher. It is based on the IGCSE curriculum of the University of Cambridge up until Form IV, then the IB Diploma Program starts, with a choice of starting it in Form V, and choosing to stay an extra year and completing it in Form VI, thus postponing university entrance by a year. It is a bilingual, teaching English and Spanish, co-educational private school, though most of its classes are taught in English. It was originally situated in a house in the San Isidro district but it shortly moved to the La Molina district, where it has continued to grow over the years, building a theater, gym facilities, a preschool, a large sports area, an indoor arena and an olympic swimming pool inaugurated in November 2009. In addition, the school has its own lodge situated in Tambopata, Madre de Dios, where students go on field trips and take classes in Geography and Biology. It has been awarded "Empresa Peruana del Año" (Peruvian Enterprise of the Year) in the School Category more than once.