Gwanda High School has demonstrated significant academic improvement and notable extracurricular success. The school's head, Arthur Maposa, reported that its Ordinary Level pass rate rose to 54 percent, while the Advanced Level rate reached 90 percent. An exceptional Advanced Level student earned 20 points with top grades in four science subjects.
The school also celebrated achievements beyond the classroom. Its volleyball teams advanced to national finals, and students earned national championships in chess and darts. The head girl, Oasis Sibanda, won a regional darts title after her national victory. Maposa acknowledged ongoing challenges, including a shortage of twelve teachers. An attending member of parliament, Fusani Moyo, praised the institution's long-standing record of excellence.
The school also celebrated achievements beyond the classroom. Its volleyball teams advanced to national finals, and students earned national championships in chess and darts. The head girl, Oasis Sibanda, won a regional darts title after her national victory. Maposa acknowledged ongoing challenges, including a shortage of twelve teachers. An attending member of parliament, Fusani Moyo, praised the institution's long-standing record of excellence.
