Together, not separate! is our vision. We live in a society with many different political and religious convictions and with people with completely different backgrounds and origins. This is even more clearly evident in our school with its many nationalities. By working together we shape our society and prepare the children for the role they will be playing in this society. We have developed a vision and a mission as part of our school plan, which is as follows:

'Living Together, Learning Together'

Our goal is to devote our full attention to the children as part of our education programme and to provide them with a safe and protected environment. In the future, we intend to provide increased attention to the individual child.

We are a traditional primary school, which embraces the present and the future. We approach renewal with our past as a foundation: change while maintaining what works well. This means that we capitalise on the opportunities presented by renewal to strengthen our weak points and reinforce our strengths.

The RIS is accessible to all children as of the age of 4 years, without distinction based on religion or personal convictions. The school is open to children of all nationalities, denominations and cultures based on the principle of equity. Because children are taught to respect one another now they are open to 'others' in the future. By extension, we are vigilant about discrimination and bullying and where necessary we take steps to prevent it.