Saint Alberts High School
[1] St Alberts is a coeducational Roman Catholic Church mission high school which also provides boarding for students. It is situated in the Mashonaland Central provice of Zimbabwe, on the escarpment overlooking the Zambezi Valley in northern Zimbabwe near the Mozambique border. St. Alberts on the global map[1]. Click this link [2] to see a satellite view of the school.
Qualifications Provided by the school
The school provides the following qualifications which are acredited by the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom of Great Britain;
Ordinary Level[3]
Advanced Level_(UK)[4]
School Contact Details
Postal Address: Bag 9047, Centenary
Telephone Number: +263-11-869166
School Administration
The school is managed by Father superior; Fr. Vitalis Murombedzi, under the Diocese of Chinhoyi.
History
The school was founded in the 1970s by the Jesuit society of the Roman Catholic Church.
Father Croft
Fr. Croft designed and produced several science equipment items for the Zim-Sci Project that was developed in Zimbabwe in the years of rapid expansion of secondary education in the early 80s. He co-authored Science for Zimbabwe, one of the first science textbooks written after independence in 1980. He retired in 1991 and continued with his passion for Physics at St Alberts in Mt Darwin, then moving on to St Boniface in Magunje. He died peacefully in Garnet House Harare in 2000.[2]
Works of St. Alberts Students
Phillip Chidavaenzi wrote "A Father's Homecoming"[5]
Chidavaenzi, P. (2005) A Father's Homecoming [online] Harare: British Council publication. Available from http://www.crossingborders-africanwriting.org/magazine/issue2/#193 [Accessed on 6 October 2008 by Brighton Kukasira]
David Mashonga[6]. Click on this link [7] to read his bibliography.
Other Social Networks for St. Alberts ex-students
Facebook[8] Click on this link to see the social group on Facebook
ZimEngine[9] to view more St. Alberts students world wide.
NamesDatabase[10] Click on this link [11] Click on this link [12] to view more St. Alberts students world wide.
St. Alberts Mission Hospital
Click on this link [13] to view the website of the St. Alberts Mission hospital
Miscileneous Articles from St. Alberts Student
Writing from an St. Alberts ex-student. Click on this link [14] to read the blog
- ^ This article needs more contribution from others who know more about the school.
- ^ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Ignatius_College_(Zimbabwe)