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.
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For the second year running, Monte Cassino Girls High, a Catholic boarding school in Mashonaland East, has emerged as the best school at ‘‘O’’ Level in the country, yet again recording an amazing 100 percent pass rate in 2014.
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Mission schools have once again dominated the ZIMSEC national ‘O’ level top 100, accounting for 75 percent.
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Two senior teachers from Katsande Secondary School and another from Chikukwa Secondary appeared before Mutoko resident magistrate on Tuesday facing charges of Criminal Abuse of Duty as a Public Officer.
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BULAWAYO - At a time when most people are spitting on the teaching profession and leaving to seek the so-called greener pastures either locally or abroad, this is not so with Ms Thoko Ndebele of Mpopoma High School in Bulawayo.
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POLICE have arrested a headmistress at a high school in Zhombe’s Sesombe area in Kwekwe district and five teachers from different schools in the Midlands for allegedly leaking the November O-Level Integrated Science Paper Two.
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The November 2013 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Ordinary Level results are out, and were yesterday dispatched to regional offices for collection.
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Twenty-three primary schools, led by Kwekwe-based private school, Camelot Primary, attained an incredible 100 percent pass rate in the November 2013, Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) examinations.
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The June 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Advanced Level results are out and have been dispatched to regional offices. Zimsec director Mr Esau Nhandara yesterday urged school heads in a statement to collect the results from regional offices. Candidates who sat for the examinations, Mr Nhandara said, will be able to collect their results from
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CHIPINGE - A teacher assigned to transport Grade 7 Zimsec examination answer sheets from Chipinge District’s Rimbi cluster for onward submission to the examination body’s provincial offices in Mutare lost the papers to a hooker he had hired for a one-night stand.
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Leakage of Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) papers for November tests has been traced to the printers, Fidelity Printers, with an employee of the firm appearing in court last week charged for the crime.
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By Mugove Tafirenyika Government has barred the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) from compiling the top 100 schools in this year’s Grade Seven examinations, preferring it to be done by the minister of Primary and Secondary Education. Over the years, Zimsec has been ranking schools’ pass rates on a top 100 table — a development
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By Abigail Mawonde November 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Advanced Level results are out and candidates may collect them from today at their respective centres across the country. The pass rate is 87,6 percent for school candidates and 63,7 percent for private candidates. A total of 32 550 school candidates wrote two or more subjects
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By Elita Chikwati Eighteen-year-old St Faith High School of Rusape student, Munashe Elton Mandizvidza, scored 29 points in the 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) Advanced level examinations. Mandizvidza who wrote six subjects in 2015, is also the top student at his school and said he wanted to study actuarial sciences. The boy was not
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By Paidamoyo Chipunza Zimbabwean children staying with their parents in South Africa could soon be able to write Zimsec examinations from that country, once the two countries conclude a Memorandum of Understanding that is being crafted. There has not been an arrangement allowing Zimbabweans based in South Africa to write local examinations while staying in […]
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The Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec) has postponed an Advanced Level Biology examination due to a shortage of materials required for the paper.
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By Abigail Mawonde The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) will today release November 2016 Ordinary Level results. Zimsec public relations manager Ms Nicky Dlamini confirmed the development to The Herald yesterday. “We will be releasing the November 2016 Ordinary Level results tomorrow (today),” she said. There was an overall increase in pass rate of 5,48 […]
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By Gift Phiri Government has pleaded with teachers to call off a strike planned for next Monday, saying the move will sabotage on-going dialogue. This comes as the Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) has advised that its members will down tools over their unpaid 2016 bonuses, despite numerous promises by the authorities. In […]
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By Paidamoyo Chipunza The Zimbabwe School Examination Council (Zimsec) will from this year print all its exam material following the procurement of a $5 million printing press, amid calls to accord the council high security status. Speaking to members of the parliamentary portfolio committee on Primary and Secondary Education during their familiarisation tour of the […]
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By Farayi Machamire Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) has appealed to parliamentarians to enact a law meting sterner punishment to individuals who leak examination papers. This comes as the internationally accredited examinations board will soon install a multi-purpose state-of-the-art printing press that will allow Zimsec to print exam papers internally, instead of outsourcing. Zimsec director […]
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