Bank of Peru. José Luis Silva Martinot - former Minister of Foreign Commerce and Tourism. Miguel Castilla Rubio - former Minister of Economy & Finance and current Peru ambassador to the US. Juan Carlos Gamarra Skeels - diplomat and ambassador of Peru to the Holy Seat. Jaime Bayly Letts - writer, journalist & television personality. Javier Bedoya Denegri - deputy mayor of the San Isidro district. Gonzalo Torres- notable actor, comedian, television personality and radio host. César Alfredo Miro Quesada Bahamonde - notable novelist and writer. Javier Heraud Pérez - notable poet and guerrilla leader. Luis Llosa - notable film director and producer. Josué Méndez - notable film director. Diego Bertie Brignardello - contemporary actor. Alonso Alegría Amésquita - notable playwright and theatre actor. Alfredo Tomassini - notable football player. Felipe Pomar Rospigliosi - First ISF-ISA World Surfing Champion. Richard Sinclair Jones Monteverde - notable sailing world champion Ramón Ferreyros Pomar - notable rally driver. James Berckemeyer Anderson - notable contemporary chef. Stefano Peschiera Loret de Mola - First Peruvian sailing Olympian. Participated in the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics. In popular culture In a number of Jaime Bayly's novels, including Yo amo a mi mami and No se lo digas a nadie, the main characters (based on Bayly's experience in the school) attend Markham College. Julius, the main character in Alfredo Bryce Echenique's novel A World for Julius, enrols in Markham College after his mother decides to switch him to a British-style school. References External links Official website International schools in Lima 1946 establishments in Peru Educational institutions established in 1946 Private schools in Peru Round Square schools