Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education

Government has sent inspectors to schools in Zimbabwe to assess their readiness to reopen for the Second Term and has set aside $368.2 million to fund the enforcement of Level 4 lockdown measures.
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The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) yesterday said teachers were still heavily incapacitated after they were paid between $13 300 and $17 000 this month after government effected a 25% increment, which is part of the 70%…
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All children will be back at school today, and most college and university students, with the return of examination classes a week ago testing successfully, the measures put in place across the education system to minimise risk of Covid-19…
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Examination classes went smoothly back to school yesterday with teachers and pupils following the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines.
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No pupil succumbed to Covid-19 when schools opened last year and Government will be conducting intense supervision of boarding schools to ensure that the spike that was recorded in the previous term is prevented.
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Teachers have called on the Government to consider vaccinating them against Covid-19 ahead of the phased reopening later this month.
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At least 3 000 more primary and secondary schools are needed to cater for the increasing number of students and to ensure an improvement in the quality of education in Zimbabwe, a Cabinet minister has said.
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Some aspiring Form One pupils, especially those who got more than 10 units in their 2020 Grade 7 examinations risk failing to secure boarding places as schools are reducing intakes.
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Government is expected to make an announcement regarding the opening of schools by next week.
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Government has ordered boarding schools across the country to cut down on their intake for this year to allow for social distancing among learners.
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