Institut Notre-Dame, Catholic school in Ville-Basse district, Charleroi, Belgium
Institut Notre-Dame is a Catholic school in Charleroi that serves students from kindergarten through secondary education. The institution is located in the Ville-Basse district and operates with distinct sections organized by grade levels.
The school was founded in 1854 in a former mansion dating back to the 17th century, made possible through a donation by Marie Puissant d'Agimont. In 1865, the building underwent significant renovations and received an additional floor.
The institution transitioned from an all-girls school managed by Notre-Dame Sisters to a co-educational establishment, accepting boys in primary school in 1972.
Access to the school is via Rue de Marcinelle in the center of the Ville-Basse district. Keep in mind that this is an active school facility, so advance permission may be required before visiting the premises.
The school originally operated exclusively for girls and was managed by the Sisters of the Congregation Notre-Dame. Beginning in 1972, it began accepting boys in primary classes and gradually transformed into a co-educational institution.
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