Our Schools

Student admissions
Anglican schools within the Anglican Diocese of Harare Education Department typically follow a standard process. While the specific details may vary between schools, here is a general overview of the student admissions process:

Application:
Interested students or their parents/guardians are required to submit an application form to the school they wish to enroll in through the ministry portal. This form usually includes personal information about the student, contact details, academic history, and any additional required documentation.

Application Review:
The school's admissions committee or administrative staff reviews the submitted applications. They assess factors such as the student's academic record, conduct, and any special considerations mentioned in the application.

Interview:
Some schools may conduct interviews with prospective students and their parents/guardians as part of the admissions process. The interview provides an opportunity for the school to assess the student's suitability and alignment with the school's values and educational environment.

Acceptance and Enrollment:
After reviewing applications, examination results, and interviews, the school notifies successful applicants of their acceptance. Accepted students are then required to complete the enrollment process, which typically involves submitting additional documentation, paying any necessary fees, and signing relevant contracts or agreements.

Waitlisting and Appeals:
In case the number of applicants exceeds the available spots, schools may maintain a waitlist. If an applicant is not initially accepted, they may be placed on the waitlist and offered admission if a spot becomes available. Some schools also have an appeals process in place, allowing applicants to appeal a decision if they believe there were extenuating circumstances or if they have new information to provide.