Ntare Louisenlund School

A look back at the 2026 EBCR Career Fair & Youth Engagement Forum, where NLS joined educators, employers, and industry leaders in conversations about the future of education, skills, and employability.

Thank you to EBCR for creating a valuable platform for learning, networking, and opportunity.

Good News!

Through support from the Government of Rwanda, Ntare Louisenlund School is offering partial scholarships to the first 20 eligible applicants in Grades 7 to 9.

The scholarships are available for the 2026/27 academic year and will be awarded to students who successfully complete and pass the admissions process.

Applications are open until 1st July 2026.

Apply now through the link in our bio.

This week, we were delighted to welcome Petra Hau, Head of IB World School at Stiftung Louisenlund, to NLS.

As we continue our journey as an IB World School, Petra’s visit is a meaningful opportunity to strengthen the connection between our two schools and further our shared commitment to international education. During her time on campus, she engaged with students and teachers, experienced life at NLS firsthand, and exchanged valuable insights with our community.

We are grateful for her visit and look forward to continuing our collaboration as part of the global IB community.

Community impact is at the heart of our learning!

NLS students are conducting a research project with the Inzozi Community Centre, a local initiative in Gashora that empowers children through learning and literacy programs. The centre is currently facing funding challenges that threaten its continuity, making it the focus of a student-led impact assessment.

Through research, interviews, and stakeholder engagement, students are generating insights to support advocacy, fundraising, and long-term sustainability.

This is what learning looks like when it is connected to real-world impact.

Our students represented NLS and Rwanda at the Round Square Conference in Arusha, Tanzania, joining peers from around the world in meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, and hands-on learning experiences. Through discussions and shared activities, they gained fresh perspectives, strengthened their confidence, and broadened their global outlook.

Experiences like these reflect our commitment to developing confident, globally minded learners who are prepared to lead and make impact.

This House believes that ideas grow stronger when challenged!

The Annual NLS Interscholastic Debate Tournament brought together 17 schools for a day of critical thinking, collaboration, and intellectual exchange. Students stepped onto the stage to challenge perspectives, defend positions, and make their voices heard.

Congratulations to King David Academy for emerging as tournament champions.

Our Director of Admissions and PR recently held a productive meeting with H.E. Igor César, Ambassador of Rwanda to Germany, for a meaningful exchange on the vision and progress of Ntare Louisenlund School.

The discussion provided an opportunity to share key developments from the school and reflect on the continued strength of the Rwanda–Germany partnership, which remains central to our mission and growth.

Such engagements continue to strengthen collaboration and deepen a shared commitment to education and international cooperation.

“More than 2 million aviation professionals will be needed worldwide over the next two decades”

NLS Aviation Day responded to that future demand by bringing students together with Rwanda aviation industry leaders from RAC, RCAA, RwandAir, Akagera Aviation, and Zipline Rwanda.

Through inspiring conversations and live demonstrations, the day connected learning with real-world aviation experience and strengthened the path toward building future-ready talent.