Gwanda Christian School

During our Life Skills lessons, we were privileged to host Dr. Sithole and Dr. Sibanda, who engaged our learners in an informative and interactive discussion on puberty.

The sessions covered the physical, emotional, and social changes that occur during this important stage of development, helping learners understand what to expect and how to navigate these changes confidently and responsibly.

It was an enlightening experience, with learners actively participating through thoughtful questions and spirited discussions, demonstrating just how relevant and important this topic is to young people today.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Dr. Stole and Dr. Swanda for taking time out of their busy schedules to educate, guide, and empower our learners. Your knowledge, openness, and willingness to engage with our students made the sessions both impactful and memorable.

Our colts and fillies teams put up a valiant effort in their matches against Portland Primary. The boys’ soccer team played to a hard-fought 0-0 draw, showing great teamwork and determination throughout the game. Our girls’ netball team also delivered an excellent performance, securing a well-deserved 6-4 victory. Well done to all our learners for displaying resilience, sportsmanship and teamwork.

Africa is filled with great potential, vibrant cultures and inspiring stories. May our learners continue to grow with pride in their identity and with hearts that are ready to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

Looking forward to a day filled with camaraderie, sportsmanship, and the building of new friendships. Wishing our Fillies and Colts teams all the very best as they compete and represent us with pride.

The second term opening devotion was taken from Hebrews 1:14. Pastor Msimanga focused on the ministry of angels. We were reminded that angels are ministering spirits sent by God to guide, protect, and fight for His people, as well as deliver good tidings. Most importantly, we learned that worship belongs to God alone. May we continue to trust in God’s divine care and protection over our school community.

A praying community is one that stands together in every season. We extend a warm invitation to all parents and guardians to join hands with us as we commit the second term unto the Lord in prayer. Together, may we seek His guidance, wisdom, protection and favour over our learners, staff and the entire school community.

During the course of the first term, our learners were reminded of the importance of properly caring for their books. Taking care of their books is an essential life skill that teaches responsibility, discipline, and pride in their work. Ensuring that their books are neatly covered, well arranged, and presentable is a small but important step towards learning how to care for bigger assets as they grow older. Faithfulness in the little things today helps prepare them for greater responsibilities tomorrow.

Happy workers day!!!!!