École Malaïka St Dominic Savio · Catholic Nursery & Primary School in Gisenyi

Four young pupils in traditional dance costume performing on the grass — Traditional dance

The school football team in matching kit in front of a classroom block — Our football team

Pupils and teachers gathered in front of the St Dominic Savio mural at the school — Pupils and teachers at the St Dominic Savio mural

Upper-primary pupils in school uniform during an educational visit — Educational visit

Nursery pupils in school uniform seated together at a school ceremony — Our nursery pupils

Pupils and teachers on an educational visit to the University of Tourism, Technology and Business Studies (UTB) — Visit to UTB

Our Academic Divisions

One school, from the first day of nursery to the end of Primary 6.

Young pupils in football kit at a school event in the yard, with families watching

Nursery

Nursery School

A caring first experience of school, where children make friends, learn daily routines and discover letters, numbers, songs and stories.

Confidence and daily routines
Songs, stories and dance
A graduation day to celebrate

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Primary

Primary School

Six years, from Primary 1 to Primary 6, building strong foundations in learning, faith and values.

Primary 1 to Primary 6
Reading, writing and mathematics
Sport, culture and educational visits

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St Dominic Savio

Our patron · 1842 – 1857

« Excellence en éducation intégrale »

Let Our School Speak for Itself

École Malaïka St Dominic Savio is more than just a school — it is a nurturing space where minds grow, values flourish, and every child is empowered to become the best version of themselves.

We take pride in our faith-based learning, high standards of education, and strong partnership with parents and the wider community.

Our patron, St Dominic Savio, was a pupil of St John Bosco, remembered for his kindness and his faith. We invite you to visit our school and see it for yourself.

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Life at Our School

Moments from our school year, photographed at school and on our outings.

Graduation Day

Our pupils celebrate their graduation in gowns of blue and gold, together with their families.

Traditional Dance

Pupils learn and perform traditional dances in costume.

Football

Girls and boys play football, and the school team has its own kit.

Educational Visits

Upper-primary pupils have visited UTB, the University of Tourism, Technology and Business Studies, with their teachers.

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