El jueves 12 de febrero de 2026 se llevó a cabo la formación del personal en el Complejo Escolar San José de Calasanz de Kinshasa. La jornada estuvo marcada por dos módulos de formación. El primero se realizó en línea mediante videoconferencia y fue dirigido por el Reverendo Padre Adalbert FOUDA, Coordinador de la Fundación Itaka-Escolapios RDC, junto con Rosa GALLEGO desde España. La segunda parte fue animada por el Reverendo Padre Lessly.
First-grade primary students at Complejo Escolar San José Calasanz in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo) combined theory with practice through two meaningful immersive learning experiences.
Celebrating the second edition of Peace Week at our school marked its commitment to providing values-based education.
The Government of Navarra has awarded the Itaka-Escolapios Foundation a grant for the project “Saint Joseph de Calasanz-Manenga: An educational center committed to sustainability and environmental education,” which will be developed in the Democratic Republic of Congo
On May 30, 2025, the official launch of the Calasanz Movement took place at the Saint Joseph Calasanz School Complex in Kinshasa.
We have received news from the Saint Joseph de Calasanz school complex. Located in the Manenga neighborhood, in the commune of Ngaliema, west of Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, this recently built center has implemented a rainwater harvesting system to manage stormwater.
From April to June 2025, our educational community will carry out a first methodological experience combining learning and service (APS) in the same curriculum. On April 25, 2025, the APS team sensitized all the students of the St. Joseph Calasanz school complex.
On March 21, 2025, the San José de Calasanz School Complex celebrated a particularly significant day dedicated to saying no to racial discrimination. On this day, students, staff and the school community came together to promote global understanding and unity without racial segregation.
On March 25, 2025, Reverend Father Adalbert Fouda, head of the Itaka-DRC Foundation, conducted an awareness campaign among all the students of the Saint Joseph Calasanz school complex. The objective of this sensitization was to convey the message and explain to the pupils the meaning of this solidarity campaign in simpler and easier words, adapted to the children’s understanding.
On 30 January 2025, Complexe Scolaire Saint Joseph Calasanz observed a particularly significant day dedicated to peace and non-violence. The event...