Silveira High School basks in ‘A’ Level glory

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Terrence
Ndowora

The Roman Catholic
Church run Silveira High School has recorded a 97.9 percent pass rate in the
recently announced Zimsec November 2020 ‘A’ Level examination results.

Silveira High School
brags of producing the best pupil in all Roman Catholic run school with a 29
pointer from a combination of six subjects.

A total of 95 pupils
sat for the November examinations and 25 scored 15 points and above.

A total of 10 pupils
scored above 20 points.

School head Stanley
Mutsambiwa said that the pupils managed to rise above Covdi-19 which he said
interrupted studies for close to a year.

“We are very proud with
the results especially looking at the fact that studies have been interrupted
with the Covid-19 pandemic.

“The results show that
hard work and determination works. It has not been easy for both pupils and
teachers to concentrate during the Covid-19 lockdowns.

“I want to pay tribute
to our staff and the church for the support we have been receiving that made
the results possible,” said Mutsambiwa.

Silveira High School is
located in Nyika. The mixed school offers Ordinary and Advanced Level and has a
boarding facility.

The school attained
64.67 percent and 96, 12 percent pass rate in the November 2018 and November
2019 ‘O’ Level exams respectively.

The 2019 results were
so impressive that the school was ranked sixth on the top 100 schools in
Zimbabwe.

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