Primary School
Six years following the Rwanda national curriculum, up to the Primary Leaving Examination.
Choose from our
Programs
nursery to P6
Our
promise to families.
At New Light Academy, we know childhood is a short and precious season. We believe it is our responsibility to give children a school that is safe, orderly and kind: classrooms where they are known by name, lessons that follow the Rwanda national curriculum, and teachers who care about who a child is becoming as well as what they can do.
The
New Light Academy difference
We are a Christian day school in Kinyinya, accredited by NESA for pre-primary and primary education. What we offer is simple, and we try to do it well: careful teaching that follows the national curriculum, a school where children feel safe and known, and an open door to the families who trust us with their children.
Teachers Who Know Your Child
Teachers who take time with every child, so that no pupil in the class is a stranger to them.
Ages
we meet children where they are.
Baby Class
A gentle first year of school, where children learn to play, share and listen together.
Ages 3-4
Middle Class
Children grow more independent, with early letters, numbers, song and story.
Ages 4-5
Top Class
The last nursery year, preparing children for the step up into P1.
Ages 5-6
Investing in your child's future.
School fees are a real commitment for any family, and we would rather talk them through with you than print a figure here that may be out of date. Please contact the school office for current fees, what they cover and how to apply, and we will give you a clear and complete answer.
Health and safety
At New Light Academy, your child’s wellbeing comes before everything else. We are accredited by NESA for pre-primary and primary education, and we take the responsibility of caring for other people’s children seriously.
What matters to us:
- The wellbeing of every child put first, in the classroom and at play
- A calm and orderly school, where children know that they are cared for
- Kindness and respect expected of everyone, so that children feel safe with one another
- Families who can feel confident about the whole of their child’s day
- Questions about your child’s health, care or safety always welcome at the school office
