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Mupandawana High celebrates excellence at speech prize giving day

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Last updated: October 21, 2025 1:05 pm
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By Staff Reporter                                             

Mupandawana High School held its much-anticipated Speech and Prize Giving Day on October 8, transforming the school yard into a vibrant celebration of learner achievement across both academic and non-academic domains.

The event saw learners recognized for outstanding performance in their respective subjects at every grade level, with prizes ranging from essential stationery to school satchels and other educational materials.

In a demonstration of the school’s commitment to holistic education, the ceremony also celebrated excellence beyond the classroom. Students

Learners who distinguished themselves in sports and co-curricular activities received accolades tailored to their disciplines, members of the award-winning drummer majorettes’ learner was presented with new boots, talented soccer players received football boots, and promising tennis players were gifted rackets.

Addressing attendees during the celebratory event, School Head Tranos Mbwirire emphasized that the occasion represented more than just an annual ritual.

“This is a moment of reflection and celebration to recognize the hard work of our learners, the dedication of our teachers, the unwavering support of parents, and the generous contributions of our partners,” said Mbwirire.

The event ran under the theme ‘Unleashing Learner Potential Through Heritage-Based Curriculum’.

“The theme speaks to the identity of our school. While we strive to prepare learners for the future, we remain deeply rooted in cultural values and heritage. Heritage connects us to those who were here before us and it grounds us in who we are,” said Mbwirire.

The school head further explained that unleashing learner potential meant embracing ICT, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and adaptability to equip students for the modern world.

“We remain focused on inclusive education, social justice, integration of technology, and the need for resilience in our educational approach,” said Mbwirire.

With a population of 1,000 learners, 45 teaching staff, and 6 non-teaching staff, Mupandawan High has established itself as an institution dedicated to comprehensive education.

“Our commitment is to lecture practical skills alongside academic knowledge to produce a graduate who can stand tall anywhere in the world,” he said.

The event culminated in the presentation of awards to top performers across various disciplines, with beaming students stepping forward to receive their honors as proud parents and teachers looked on.

The ceremony not only celebrated current achievements but also reinforced the school’s vision of developing well-rounded individuals equipped to navigate both global opportunities and their cultural heritage.

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