Student Life

Students are molded into curious thinkers and diligent scholars. With a 100% national exam pass rate and combinations in Science, Accounting, and Technology, learners are encouraged to explore their potential while aiming for scholarships and university placement.

Rooted in Catholic values, the school emphasizes prayer, discipline, and Christian ethics. Spiritual life shapes students’ behavior and leadership, cultivating compassion and integrity alongside academic growth.

Students like Head Boy Derrick Ntwali and Head Girl Ange Kevine are elected to lead through service and example. Leadership is a core value, taught through student councils, debates, and mentorship.

With a fully equipped computer lab and ICT programs, students like Abera Comfort and Iryivuze Hubert are already coding apps and exploring digital futures. The school fosters tech readiness for the 21st century.

Since 2017 (boys) and 2021 (girls), the boarding program has cultivated deep friendships, routine, and responsibility. Dorm life blends structured discipline with a strong sense of family.

Student life goes beyond the classroom with sports (football, volleyball), cultural dance, and school clubs like business and entrepreneurship. Competitions nurture creativity and confidence.

Students don’t just learn theory—they create soap, wine, and gas in labs. Entrepreneurial projects, like recycling clothes into fashion, showcase practical learning with community impact.

Students contribute to nearby communities through outreach, donations, and club-led service. Bursaries and internal support ensure inclusivity and shared responsibility.

Teachers and patrons are more than educators—they are mentors. Staff like Jean Baptiste Rwirangira and Jeanne d’Arc Uwimana guide students in life values, hygiene, and dignity.

Students describe the school as 'a second family,' where they feel safe, supported, and inspired. Personal testimonies echo a strong emotional connection to the school.