Or how the Lasallian teacher, John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Christian Schools, inspired our education system.
- Preparing young people for their social and professional life
- By explicitly announcing the Gospel and helping everyone to live it
- By helping each young person to learn about themselves and to give meaning to their life
- To get to know each young person personally and to help them get to know themselves
- To pay particular attention to young people who suffer from academic, economic, cultural, emotional, moral or spiritual difficulties
- To work in active collaboration with families and specialized agencies that can provide educational assistance
- Regularly evaluate and strengthen the assistance provided to disadvantaged young people
- Building an educational community that respects the history and beliefs of all persons
- To allow each person to be a part of the achievement of the common aims, and thus to participate as part of a community in all the dimensions of the educational core values
- Work in partnership with other Catholic institutions, establishing specific links with institutions in the Lasallian network
- Promotes the development of personal judgment and education through choice
- Gives everyone the opportunity to exercise and educate their freedom and responsibility in the life of the classroom and school
- Insists on learning to live together in respect of the inalienable dignity of all persons
- Proposes to all the Gospel as a possible way to a successful human existence
- Reaches out to young people in their cultural and religious diversity, through diversified pastoral proposals
In close connection with the Lasallian Educational Values, our school has drawn up its school values, detailed below:
