the Colonial and Continental Church Society, London. The Society interested itself in the School at Panchgani and decided to govern the School with a Committee of Management at Bombay. Classes held in the nave of St. Peter's Church under the Rev. J. Redman. Boys housed at "Enfield" and "Albert House". 1904 Boys' School separates from Kimmins School. Present school buildings opened by Richard Stanley Heywood, Bishop of Mombasa. 1911 Assembly hall erected. Opened by Sir George Clark, Governor of Bombay. 1914 Middle Dormitory built. 1921 Rhodesia House and grounds purchased by the school. Death of Miss A. E. Kimmins, Founder of Kimmins Girls' School. 1934 Reference library constructed. 1937 Swimming bath constructed. 1940 Junior class-rooms constructed. 1947 Principal – Mr. O. D. Bason. 1950 "Maycroft" equipped for use as a school hospital. 1953 New kitchen built with financial assistance from the Sassoon David Trust. 1954 The school celebrated its Golden Jubilee (1904–1954). The dining hall was opened by the Rt. Rev. W. Q. Lash, Bishop of Bombay and Chairman of the Board of Governors. 1958 The "Albert House" estate was purchased at a cost of ₹75,000. 1959 "Maycroft" was purchased at a cost of ₹25,000. 1960 The school ceased to accept Government grants. "Flora House" was converted into a hostel. Gas was installed in the School kitchen. 1961 Modern sanitation was installed in School House. The school passed from the management of the Commonwealth & Continental Church Society to that of the Bombay Diocesan Society. A tablet commemorating the change was erected in the Assembly Hall. Maycroft Cottage was demolished and rebuilt at a cost of ₹10,000. 1962 Mr. J. L. Davis completed 25 years service at the school and was presented with a gold medal in appreciation of his services. 1963 An appeal for funds towards the cost of a new building to celebrate the School's Diamond Jubilee was launched. Fire in Principal's house. 1964 Work commenced on the new building. Estimated cost: ₹325,000. The School celebrated its Diamond Jubilee (1904–1964). The Rt. Rev. Christopher Robinson, Bishop of Bombay, unveiled a tablet to commemorate the occasion. 1966 Jubilee Hall completed. 1967 The Bombay Diocesan Trust Association hands over the management of St. Peter's School to the Society of St. Peter's School, Panchgani. 1967 Earthquake rocks Panchgani. Maycroft, Hill View and part of the kitchen are razed to the ground. 1969 Maycroft and Hill View cottages reconstructed while the kitchen