Our History
Notre Dame de Bon Secours RCA School was founded in 1854 by Mother
Marie Augustine, born Caroline Lenferna de Laresles in Pointe aux
Piments on 25 March 1824. A visionary educator and spiritual leader, she
established the Congregation of the Sisters of Bon et Perpétuel Secours
in 1850, and just four years later, founded our beloved school in the
heart of Port Louis.
Since its creation, Notre Dame de Bon
Secours has remained committed to serving the Mauritian child with
compassion, excellence, and a deep sense of mission. Now celebrating 170
years of existence (1854–2025), the school stands as a beacon of
education, faith, and community service. Guided by the Catholic values
of inclusion and care for the most vulnerable, we continue to empower
generations of learners with knowledge, life skills, and moral
grounding.
Our Vision
To foster faith and build a united and nurturing learning community that flourishes and makes a positive impact on the world.
Our Core Values
Respect – Responsibility – Endeavour – Creativity – Integrity – Excellence – Honesty – Positivity – Caring – Hard work
- To provide a dynamic learning environment that promotes lifelong learning
- To promote relationships rooted in care, respect, and responsibility
- To encourage community engagement and contribution
- To create a Christ-centered atmosphere where every child can thrive
Our Objectives
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To be a unifying and supportive community
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To empower educators to become smarter and more effective
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To provide excellence in education
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To cater for the overall development of every child
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To form future responsible citizens and independent thinkers
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To raise the academic success rate and quality of results