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Dudley Halls School; 38 pupils gets 4 units at grade 7 finals
24 Dec 2013 at 18:59hrs | Views
Dudley Halls School in Norton added its name amongst the best primary schools in the country by having 38 pupils who had 4 units at grade seven final examinations while 25 had 5 units.
While there happens to be one school nationally with results better than it it is also prudent to note that the school only has 3 classes at grade seven which produced 16, 13 and 9 candidates.
The results broke not only the school record but also the provincial record.
A source at the school alluded the success of the school academically due to concerted efforts by both the teachers and parents.
The SDA chairman Mr Wilfred Mangwaira was quoted in a state of delirium over these results. In Mashonaland West the schools that follow it have 9 or less 4 unit candidates.
Chancellor Primary School in Mutare has broken the national record of excellence after 42 of its Grade Seven pupils scored four units during this year's examinations.
While there happens to be one school nationally with results better than it it is also prudent to note that the school only has 3 classes at grade seven which produced 16, 13 and 9 candidates.
The results broke not only the school record but also the provincial record.
The SDA chairman Mr Wilfred Mangwaira was quoted in a state of delirium over these results. In Mashonaland West the schools that follow it have 9 or less 4 unit candidates.
Chancellor Primary School in Mutare has broken the national record of excellence after 42 of its Grade Seven pupils scored four units during this year's examinations.
Source - Tichafa Zhou (Norton)
