urban arterial and grated fence with access by pavement stone. To the south, in the neighbouring block, is the Escola Superior de Medicina Veterinária (Supeior School of Veterinary Medicine) and to the north, the small walls of the old lyceum, oriented to the Rua Almirante Barroso and the primitive Escola Industrial António Arroio (Industrial School António Arroio). The symmetrical rectangular plan, in the form of a trident is composed of a principal facade, and two lateral wings, as well as central body parallel to this, that creates two vast, rectangular open spaces used as recreational areas. The halls are distributed, essentially, in the lateral wings and the central block used for gymnasium and refectory, while the front facade provides the administrative spaces for the institution. In the administrative wing is the bust of Camões. Notable people Literature Mário de Sá-Carneiro Tomás Cabreira Júnior Aquilino Ribeiro José Rodrigues Miguéis Rómulo de Carvalho Mário Dionísio Jorge de Sena José Cardoso Pires Luiz Pacheco Vergílio Ferreira Fernando Namora Urbano Tavares Rodrigues Almeida Faria António Lobo Antunes Mário de Carvalho Manuel da Fonseca João Aguiar Baltazar Lopes da Silva José Gomes Ferreira Eduardo Prado Coelho Nuno Júdice Júlio Isidro Politics Álvaro Cunhal Durão Barroso António Guterres Francisco Cunha Leal Garcia Pereira Marcelo Caetano Rui d'Espiney João Semedo Medicine Nuno Lobo Antunes João Lobo Antunes Cesina Bermudes Mateus Martins Prata José Manuel Domingos Pereira Miguel Sports Mário Moniz Pereira Music Jorge Palma Frederico de Freitas Burinda Aguiar Social sciences Luís Lindley Cintra Delfim Santos João Bénard da Costa Arlindo Manuel Caldeira Luís Ribeiro Soares Film and theatre Luís Miguel Cintra Jorge Silva Melo Nicolau Breyner Francisco Ribeiro (Ribeirinho) Eugénio Salvador Francisco Nicholson António Montez Rui Mendes References Notes Sources Educational institutions established in 1909 1909 establishments in Portugal Schools in Lisbon Secondary schools in Portugal