
Kindness for the Eshowe SPCA
Learners collected animal food, blankets, towels, kitchen items and books the SPCA can sell to support its upkeep.

Eshowe · KwaZulu-Natal · Est. 1932
Our History
Little Flower Primary School is a Catholic school in Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal, opened after the Little Flower Mission was founded in 1928. Rev. Father Ignatius Jutz established the school on 2 August 1932 — with 21 learners on the very first day.
Today we proudly host one Grade RR class and three classes in each grade from Grade 1 through Grade 7.
1932
Founded
21
First learners
RR–7
Grades

Vision · Mission · Motto
To be a centre of educational excellence through a balanced curriculum of academic, sporting and cultural opportunities in a welcoming and safe environment — nurturing confident, happy and caring individuals with a love of learning.
In a disciplined atmosphere of Christian tolerance, we provide Religious Instruction, Spiritual Formation and Moral Guidance so every learner can realise their full potential in a democratic, multicultural society.
"Success Through Toil." We stress discipline and mutual respect. Our learners leave well balanced and ready to accept the challenges of the outside world.

Principal's Welcome
As Principal, it is my great privilege to welcome you to our digital home — a glimpse into the vibrant and faith-filled community that makes Little Flower Primary School so special. As a Roman Catholic school, our mission is rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ and inspired by faith, love, compassion, service and respect. At the heart of our community is our beloved patron saint, St Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower.
Through her "Little Way," St Thérèse taught that the simplest acts, done with genuine love, become beautiful expressions of faith. Every kind word, helping hand, act of forgiveness and effort to learn is an opportunity to "do small things with great love." Like a little flower that grows with care, sunlight and nourishment, each child entrusted to us has the potential to flourish.
Education is about more than academic achievement. We provide a strong academic foundation while nurturing young people who are compassionate, resilient and respectful. Our dedicated staff create a nurturing environment where every child feels known, valued, safe and loved — and knows their voice matters.
In partnership with our parents and guardians, we form young people who carry the values of our Catholic faith into their homes and the wider world. I invite you to explore and discover the opportunities, achievements and experiences that make Little Flower a special place to learn, grow and belong.
May God bless our learners, families, staff and the entire Little Flower community.
Mrs M. Chinsammy
Principal, Little Flower Primary School
News & Highlights

Learners collected animal food, blankets, towels, kitchen items and books the SPCA can sell to support its upkeep.

EMS Quiz, Coding & Robotics, Choir Festival, Mental Maths, soccer and netball — and the Larks emerged victorious at Athletics.

Movie & Pyjama Day, Career Day, Grandparents' Day, Grade 7 Entrepreneurship Day, and celebrating our rainbow nation.
It is with saddened hearts that we bid farewell to Mr Pillay. The impact he made on our school and its learners will be a lasting one, and he will be sorely missed. We wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
Term 4 · 2026
6 October – 9 December 2026 · 47 school days
06
TUE
School re-opens for Term 4
09
FRI
Sponsored Walk
23
FRI
Reading Festival
28
WED
Interhouse Debate – Grade 7
30
FRI
Feast Day – Rainbow Picnic
02
MON
All Souls Day
06
FRI
Q.L.T – Drug Abuse
17
TUE
Grade RR Concert
17
TUE
Last Mass – Grade 7
18
WED
Foundation Phase – Annual Awards Day
19
THU
Intermediate & Senior Phase – Annual Awards Day
04
FRI
Grade 7 Farewell
This term planner is subject to change; parents will be duly notified.
Our People
Dedicated educators creating a place where every child feels known, valued, safe and loved.
