Wanezi High School recognized outstanding students and staff at its annual awards ceremony on Saturday under the theme Pushing for Relevance and Quality. The Insiza District institution achieved a 96.1 percent pass rate at O-level and a 100 percent pass rate at A-level in the 2024 examinations.
Headmaster Njabulo Mathwasa said the school focuses on meeting student needs through digital tools and the Heritage-Based Curriculum. The institution enrolls 662 students with 42 teachers and 41 support staff members serving the campus, established in 1962.
The School Development Committee announced three solar power installations for boreholes and hostels as 2025 infrastructure projects. Guest speaker Thembekile Ncube emphasized that relevance requires adaptability and community engagement to solve real problems.
The ceremony featured student performances in public speaking, dance, and choir while honoring academic excellence across all grade levels. School officials presented Mathwasa with a new vehicle to support transportation needs for the boarding facility.
Headmaster Njabulo Mathwasa said the school focuses on meeting student needs through digital tools and the Heritage-Based Curriculum. The institution enrolls 662 students with 42 teachers and 41 support staff members serving the campus, established in 1962.
The School Development Committee announced three solar power installations for boreholes and hostels as 2025 infrastructure projects. Guest speaker Thembekile Ncube emphasized that relevance requires adaptability and community engagement to solve real problems.
The ceremony featured student performances in public speaking, dance, and choir while honoring academic excellence across all grade levels. School officials presented Mathwasa with a new vehicle to support transportation needs for the boarding facility.
