Boarding
A home in the heart of Kigali
LNDC is a boarding school. Our students live together on campus in Kiyovu, sharing study time, meals and friendships, and learning to look after one another in the spirit of gufashanya.
Student life
Beyond lessons, LNDC girls sing, dance, debate, speak, remember and celebrate, as one community.
Cheering on the award winners, June 2026 · Photo: Imbuto Foundation
Boarding
LNDC is a boarding school. Our students live together on campus in Kiyovu, sharing study time, meals and friendships, and learning to look after one another in the spirit of gufashanya.
Faith
As a Catholic school of the Bernardine Sisters, LNDC puts faith first: Kubaha Imana, respect for God, opens our list of values, and our motto asks that everything be done in love.
Culture
Our dancers perform traditional Rwandan dance on the Great Hall stage, beneath the national flag, as they did at the launch of cultural month in May 2023.
Voice
LNDC girls are heard on national stages.
1st
Anabella Mutara won the lower secondary category of the first ORATOR competition, held at BK Arena on 19 July 2026 and organised by the Ministry of Education with REB and NESA.
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The LNDC choir placed fourth with their performance of Rosas Pandan, in the arrangement by G. G. Hernandez.
Watch the performance2024
Our debaters competed in the 2024 Money Makeover Challenge, a financial-literacy debate run by iDebate Rwanda and the BK Foundation.
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In May 2025, alumnae of Imbuto Foundation's Best Performing Girls programme came to LNDC to share their journeys with our students in the Great Hall.
Back in April 2013, LNDC hosted Rwanda's Girls in ICT Day, when about 100 students from six Kigali schools met women leaders in technology.
Celebrations
On 5 June 2026, LNDC hosted Imbuto Foundation's ceremony honouring the Best Performing Girls, known in Kinyarwanda as Inkubito y'Icyeza, filling the Great Hall with pride.
Kwibuka
Kwibuka brings the whole community together to honour the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Read morePlaces in Senior One and Senior Four are allocated nationally by NESA. Find out how admission works, or write to the school office with your questions.