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The Girls' College Trust was formed in September 1982 for the purpose of establishing a private, multi-racial, interdenominational secondary school for girls in Bulawayo. [3] In January 1983, Girls' College opened with an initial enrollment of seventy-five Form One pupils and six teachers with Ross Fuller as the headmaster of the institution.
4. Christian Brothers College 5. Petra High School 6. Mpopoma High School 7. St Columbas High School 8. Njube High School 9. Entumbane High School 10. EMakhandeni High School 11. Lobhengula High School 12. North Lea High School 13. Evelyn Girls High School 14. Girls College 15. Dominican Convent Girls Senior 16. Montrose Girls High School 17.
Christian Brothers College, Bulawayo [9] Dominican Convent High School, Harare [10] Dominican Convent High School, Bulawayo [9] Eaglesvale High School [9] Falcon College [9] Gateway High School (Zimbabwe) [9] Girls' College [9] Goldridge College [9] Hellenic Academy [9] Hillcrest College [9] Kyle College [9] Kutama College [9] Lomagundi College ...
Queen Elizabeth Girls School – now Sally Mugabe Girls' High [14] Roosevelt Girls High; Reekworth Junior School; St. Christopher's School; St Dominic's Chishawasha; St. George's College; St. John's College; St. John's High School; St. Marcellin Primary School (Hatfield, Harare) Sharon School; Speciss College; Sunny Day Christian Primary School ...
Dominican Convent High School (informally referred to as Convent or DC) is a Catholic, independent, day school for girls in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The school was founded by the Dominican Order in 1956. The school was founded by the Dominican Order in 1956.
School fees: US$982.00 - US$2,480.00: Website: lingfield.org: Lingfield Christian Academy is an independent, boarding and day school for boys and girls in Gweru ...
The school was founded in 1895 by the Dominican Sisters, laying its claim to being the oldest school in Bulawayo and in Zimbabwe. [1] [2] Initially co-educational, the institution become a girls' school in the 1950s, when St. Thomas Aquinas Primary School was opened to cater for the boys. [2]
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