Fern Valley’s first ‘O’ Level pupil passes

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Blessing Chibvongodze


TellZim Reporter

19 Feb 2017 – The first Fern Valley Academy student to sit for her ‘O’ Levels last year has passed all the subjects she sat for thus helping to grow the reputation of the private school as an academic institution of note.
Blessing Chibvongodze sat for her Maths, Integrated Science and Commerce exams in November 2016 and passed all the subjects.
Earlier on in June, Chibvongodze had written four other subjects to gauge her preparedness and passed all of them and is now looking forward to continue with her education at ‘A’ Level.
“I am proud of Fern Valley Academy for giving me excellent learning conditions. The teachers are excellent and so are the facilities. I can’t think of any other school where one can have better learning conditions,” said Chibvongodze.
Fern Valley Academy principal, Luckson Ndlovu said he was delighted that the first fruits of the school’s hard work are already becoming visible.
“We have a culture of hard work at Fern Valley and we are particular about the quality of education that our children receive. The sky is the limit for us as we move forward to grow our brand,” said Ndlovu.
Located in the new suburb of Victoria Ranch, Fern Valley opened its door in January 2016 but has quickly risen as one of the best schools with excellent facilities.education

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