Academics
Ordinary Level and Advanced Level, with technical subjects alongside.
Our curriculum
The school follows the national Heritage-Based Curriculum set by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, and learners sit examinations of the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC).
In Forms 1 to 4, learners take up to eight learning areas. Five are compulsory and up to three are electives. Each learning area includes a school-based project every year.
[Curriculum Details To Be Provided: how classes and sessions are organised, and anything distinctive about teaching at the school.]
Ordinary Level (Forms 1 to 4)
In Forms 1 to 4, learners build a broad foundation and prepare for Ordinary Level examinations.
Technical subjects
- Textile Technology and Design
- Food Technology and Design
- Metal Technology and Design
- Wood Technology and Design
- Building Technology and Design
- Agriculture
- Computer Science
- Art and Design
Arts subjects
- English Language
- History
- Heritage Studies
- Ndebele Language
- Family and Religious Studies
Science subjects
- Combined Science
- Mathematics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Geography
Commercial subjects
- Accounting
- Commerce
- Business Enterprise and Skills
Advanced Level (Forms 5 and 6)
The school has offered Advanced Level since 1992. In Forms 5 and 6, learners specialise in Sciences, Commercials or Arts in preparation for university, college and work.
Sciences
- Pure Mathematics
- Mechanical Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- [Other science subjects to be confirmed]
Commercials
- [A Level commercial subjects to be confirmed]
Arts and humanities
- History
- Literature in English
- Ndebele Language and Literature
- [Other arts subjects to be confirmed]
Examinations
Learners are entered for ZIMSEC examinations through the school. Registration dates, fees and timetables are shared with parents as soon as they are announced.
[Examination Details To Be Provided: the school's ZIMSEC centre number, recent pass rates the school wishes to publish, and HEXCO or trade test arrangements.]
Support for learners
[Support Programme 1]
[For example study sessions, vacation school or guidance and counselling.]
[Support Programme 2]
[For example the library, the E-Library Centre or clubs that support learning.]