Gwanda High School has reinforced its standing as a leading academic institution in Matabeleland South Province, demonstrating significant progress in its latest examination outcomes. Headmaster Arthur Maposa reported that the school's Ordinary Level pass rate rose to 54 percent, a substantial increase from the previous year's 41 percent. The Advanced Level pass rate also improved, reaching 90 percent.
The school celebrated top-performing students, including an A-Level learner who achieved 20 points with straight A grades in scientific subjects. Its commitment to holistic development was evident through numerous extracurricular successes. Students earned provincial and national honors in volleyball, chess, athletics, and cricket. One learner, Oasis Sibanda, secured a gold medal in a national darts competition, subsequently winning a regional title.
Maposa acknowledged ongoing challenges, including a staffing shortage currently addressed by temporary personnel. He also praised parental support and encouraged students to avoid substance abuse. A visiting public official commended the school's longstanding record of inclusive education and academic excellence.
The school celebrated top-performing students, including an A-Level learner who achieved 20 points with straight A grades in scientific subjects. Its commitment to holistic development was evident through numerous extracurricular successes. Students earned provincial and national honors in volleyball, chess, athletics, and cricket. One learner, Oasis Sibanda, secured a gold medal in a national darts competition, subsequently winning a regional title.
Maposa acknowledged ongoing challenges, including a staffing shortage currently addressed by temporary personnel. He also praised parental support and encouraged students to avoid substance abuse. A visiting public official commended the school's longstanding record of inclusive education and academic excellence.
