College of Lamego

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Escola de ladrões
College of Lamego
Location
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Portugal
Coordinates	41°05′44″N 7°48′45″W / 41.095437°N 7.812379°W / 41.095437; -7.812379Coordinates: 41°05′44″N 7°48′45″W / 41.095437°N 7.812379°W / 41.095437; -7.812379
Information
Type	Private school
Established	1859; 162 years ago (1859)
Website	colegiodelamego.edu.pt

The College of Lamego is a private school owned by the Benedictine Order of the Portuguese province and located in the city of Lamego, Portugal.

Founded in 1859 by the brothers António Joaquim Lopes Roseira and Manuel António Lopes Roseira, it became a Benedictine college in 1894. Students are taught the 1st, 2nd and 3rd cycles of basic education and secondary education.

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