Giving a human and Christian education to the young — especially the poor — across East Africa and the world, for over 320 years.
From Reims, France in 1680 to communities across East Africa today — one unbroken mission.
The Lasallian mission embodies the vision and innovative spirit of founder Saint John Baptist de La Salle — the patron saint of teachers — centred on Catholic values, personal relationships, and academic excellence.
De La Salle popularised teaching students in their native language, establishing a community of educators who could provide continuity to the school year — an innovation still present in today’s classrooms.
Read MoreThree centuries of innovation in education, built on faith, community, and service to the most vulnerable.
Integrating Catholic values, personal relationships, and academic excellence in every classroom.
Scholarships, San Miguel Schools, and programmes ensuring quality education reaches those with least.
A dedicated teaching community providing continuity, formation, and Lasallian spirit to every school.
Present in 80 countries through five regions — RELAF, PARC, RELAL, RELAN, and RELEM.
The Lasalle Lwanga District operates across five countries in East and West Africa.
Brother Armin Luistro, Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, has appointed Brother Moses Abunya as Auxiliary Visitor of…
On June 27 2026, the Lassalian Family of the St. Charles Lwanga District celebrated a joyful milestone as five new Brothers made their first…
Brother Armin Luistro, Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, has appointed Brother Betre Fisseha, FSC, for a second ter…
“The Brothers of the Christian Schools began making a difference in people’s lives over 320 years ago. We were founded to dedicate our lives to the ministry of Christian education, especially for the poor.”Saint John Baptist de La Salle — Founder, 1680
The Lwanga District is one part of a global network of Brothers, educators, and communities — all united in De La Salle’s founding mission of education for the poor.