Sport and culture
Volleyball, handball, athletics and the stage. Where Luveve has made its name beyond the classroom.
Beyond the classroom
Sport is part of every learner's week. The school has a long record in volleyball and handball, sends athletes to provincial and national competitions, and hosts tournaments that bring schools from across the city to Luveve.
Clubs and cultural groups meet after lessons. Debate, public speaking, choir, drama and marimba have all represented the school at national level.
Sport
- Volleyball
- Handball
- Netball
- Soccer
- Athletics
- Cross country
Clubs and culture
- Debate
- Public speaking
- Choir
- Drama
- Marimba
Mr M. Ngwenya, Director of Sports. Meet the staff
Learners on the sports field
Grounds
Facilities.
Handball courts
Two courts built at the school for the 2013 Zimbabwe National Youth Games, still in use for school and city competitions.
Volleyball courts
Home of the Luveve Volleyball Academy's annual schools tournament, started in 2011, and the venue for national and provincial championships.
Athletics and cross country
The school grounds host the Bulawayo Athletics Board's cross country championships and team selections.
Record
Highlights.
- To 2019
- Choir, debate and drama teams have won accolades at national level and represented the school at regional competitions
- 2013 to 2018
- U17 boys' volleyball team Bulawayo provincial champions six years in a row
- 2018
- Hosted the NASH U20 national volleyball championships
- 2018
- Two learners won gold with Zimbabwe at the COSSASA Games
- 2015
- Hosted the NASH U17 inter-provincial volleyball championships, the first time they were held in Bulawayo
- 2015
- Won its pool at the NASH senior national debate quarter-finals in Harare
- 2013
- Two handball courts built for the Zimbabwe National Youth Games