Who built mission school in Zimbabwe?

Who built mission school in Zimbabwe?

In spite of his still opposition to the Gospel, King Mzilikazi is said to have harboured a secret admiration for reading and writing. In 1867, just one year before his death, he granted Revs W Sykes and T M Thomas permission to establish a school at Inyathi.

How much are primary boarding schools in Zimbabwe?

On average, public boarding schools in Zimbabwe hiked their fees to 5,000 Zimbabwean dollars ($294) per term, up from about 1,200 Zimbabwean dollars ($70). Such fees have driven many students out of boarding, who now have opted for the sprouting makeshift schools across the country.

Which is the best Advanced Level school in Zimbabwe?

Marist Brothers Nyanga High School in Manicaland Province is the best Advanced Level school in Zimbabwe, having attained a 100 percent pass rate in the 2013 Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council Zimsec November 2013 examinations.

Which is the best high school in Bulawayo?

In Bulawayo, St Columba’s High School proved to be the best, occupying position 29 nationally with a 86 percent pass rate, followed by Maranatha, which is on position 87 with 62,77 percent. The two schools are the only ones that made it into the top 100 in the province. Mtshabezi is the top O’Level school in Matabeleland South.

What are the best O’ Level schools in Matabeleland?

John Tallach, St Columba’s, Maranatha High School, Usher, Minda, Mtshabezi, David Livingstone and Manama are the best O’ Level schools in Matabeleland after recording high pass rates and being in the top 100 of the national ranking list.

What are the best high schools in Mombasa?

Makumbi High School 96.29 Chatikobo High School 95.24 Msengezi High School Mweyamutsvene Sec School Mutonhori High School Rushinga High School 94.87 Colleen Bawn Secondary 94.44 Chipindura High School 94.19 ST Marys Secondary Sch 94.19 94.12 Anderson Secondary Sch 94.12 94.12 93.88 93.88 Highfiled High School 93.75 Chinhoyi High School 93.6 93.44