Quality nursery and primary education in a safe, welcoming and modern environment — well-trained teachers, child-friendly facilities, and a strong focus on values and early development.
In the heart of Gisenyi, a school built around what young children actually need — people who know them, rooms made for them, and time to grow into learning.
We teach children from their first years at school through to the end of primary — on one campus, with staff who stay long enough to know every name.
The school is easily reached from across Gisenyi, on main roads and served by public transport, with a supervised arrival and pick-up every day.
About the school
Play-led early childhood development: language, numbers, motor skills, music and social confidence — in small, warm groups where every child is known by name.
Nursery in detail
Foundational education following Rwanda’s competence-based curriculum, with strong reading, mathematics and language work, and continuous assessment towards the P6 national examination.
Primary in detail
↑Event day in the school yard, by the front gate — families watch from the shade while pupils perform.
Qualified, caring staff trained to teach young children — and who stay long enough to really know your child.
Bright classrooms, safe play areas and furniture sized for small people, kept clean and maintained.
Named for St Dominic Savio, the school builds character alongside academics: honesty, kindness, respect, responsibility.
Central Gisenyi, on main roads and served by public transport, with supervised arrival and pick-up.
Every child is known, safe and stretched.
We are a small school by choice. That means teachers who recognise every face at the gate, parents who can speak to someone who actually knows their child, and classrooms where a quiet child is noticed as quickly as a loud one.
Supervised arrival and settling-in time before lessons begin.
Core learning in small groups — literacy, numeracy and language.
Outdoor play, fruit and movement in the school yard.
Projects, reading, music, art and physical education.
Late care until 5:30 PM, so working parents are never rushing.
Saturday 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM · Sunday closed
Families filled the yard to watch our Top Class and P6 pupils graduate in gowns of blue and gold — the end of one stage and the start of the next.
Upper-primary pupils and their teachers visited the University of Tourism, Technology and Business Studies — an early look at where learning can lead.
The school team in full kit. Football, athletics and games in the yard are part of every week, for girls and boys alike.
The best way to choose a school is to walk into it. Call ahead and we will show you the classrooms, the yard, and how a normal morning actually runs.
