Inter-Dutch games foster inclusivity, unity : RCZ Education Secretary

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By Courage Dutiro

Driven by a vision to be the collective repository of educational excellence through ubuntu with inclusivity and integrity by 2030, the recent Reformed Church In Zimbabwe (RCZ) schools inter-Dutch athletic competitions is a platform demonstrating their commitment to inclusivity, connection, and unity among learners and teachers within their network.
lnter-Dutch games have a history that can be traced back to pre-independence and in this year’s edition, hosted by Alheit Chingombe II High School on February 3, 2024, 11 RCZ schools competed with Henry Murray School of the Deaf among the competitors.
RCZ Education Secretary Dr Witmos Mutumburanzou said the sporting event was meant to foster a strong bond between schools under the RCZ church.
“We value oneness and inclusivity, which these games embody. The sporting competitions are meant to strengthen the relationship of schools under the Responsible Authority of RCZ church. We are building strong relationships upon which people interact and some will meet later in life because of this sporting event.
“These games also promote unity among the pupils and the teachers. We value such events because they bring us together,” said Dr Mutumburanzou.
While RCZ schools excel academically, Dr Mutumburanzou said they also shine in sporting activities and they are striving for excellence in all aspects.
“RCZ Schools are not only a powerhouse in academics but even in sporting activities. We strive for excellence in all aspects, and this event showcased our dedication. We are improving each year. I am happy that we had a well-organized event,” he said.
Speaking after the competitions, Henry Murray School for the Deaf head Stanely Tavonga Feya said the event demonstrated the positive impact of inclusivity in action.
“The event embodies the spirit of inclusion. I want to thank the organizers for making it inclusive, our learners came to participate with those who are able-bodied and I am happy that we managed to get some medals shooting ahead of some other schools. I am happy the aspect of inclusivity is being realized,” said Feya.
Henry Murray got 2 (two) gold medals from the competition.
Academically, six of RCZ schools recorded 100 percent pass rate in the 2023 Zimsec A level exams.

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