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Grade 7, Form 4 And Form 6 Learners To Close On 22 August

5 months agoFri, 02 Aug 2024 13:13:24 GMT
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Grade 7, Form 4 And Form 6 Learners To Close On 22 August

The government has announced changes to the dates for the August 2024 holiday school classes. The new schedule will be from August 9 to August 22, instead of the previously announced August 19 to August 30, reported the Chronicle.

This revised calendar means that when schools close for the Second Term on August 8, public examination-sitting classes – including Grade 7, Form 4, and Form 6 students – will continue with lessons until August 22.

The changes were confirmed by the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Mike Mhike, in a statement sent to educational authorities across the country.

According to Mhike, the new holiday school calendar will enable the Ministry to conduct more effective supervision and oversight of schools during this critical examination preparation period. He said:

Following the release of the Secretary’s Circular Number 6 of 2024 on the above subject matter and the engagements that followed thereafter, the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education informs that the Vacation School for August holidays will run from 9 August to 22 August for all schools. The timeframe of 19th to 30 August as given earlier, is cancelled.

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The rest of the Secretary’s Circular Number 6 of 2024 content remains the same. The decision taken to this effect will allow Grade 7, Form Four and Upper Six pupils to continue with learning while the rest of the grades and forms close schools on the 8th of August 2024.

Mhike also said that the latest decision will reduce the travel costs that boarders would have faced under the previous vacation school calendar.

He added that the new dates will enable the inspectorate to monitor vacation schools within a standardised timeframe for all institutions.

Mhike said the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education reserves the right to further revise this statement.

The fees for these vacation lessons were set at the following rates per subject (in US dollars): Grade 7 – $2, Form 4 – $3, and Form 6 – $5. Boarding students will be required to pay an extra $4 per day.

However, parents are allowed to pay in the currency of their choice.

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24 Comments

Dahray · 5 months ago
heya zvee mafunga kudya mari dzedu mateacher acho ari kumagadziro.....
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Madii kutisira vana vedu vadzoka kudzimba nekuti ma teacher anenge asingatouye neka sick money kavanenge vachiwana tinowana kwekuvaitira ma lessons
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Teachers from most schools vanenge vachitongoitisa ma extra lessons apa kuti vatowane mari iri nani hamungamboti $2 per subject
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Zvakutoda vari kumatown or kumisha yavo zvokwadi teacher ari kumapiripiti kutadza kunofara pamwe nemhuri yaakasiya achigarira tumari twakadaro apa vana vanobhadhara havasviki kana 10 chaanofira chii
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Anonymous · 5 months ago
Saka vasinga afford vachagara pamba here munenge maomesera veruzhinji
bea · 5 months ago
yah shaka ma4m 3 angabvisa marii $2 here or $2.50
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Ko maoimboti make haadiwi wani ? Saka chashanduka chii
Mpongo · 5 months ago
Why the retrogressive spirit let the kids learn kana wako asingade regera
Muyungu · 5 months ago
Imagine apa takato bhadhara Karen Mari dzemabhazi
Humba · 5 months ago
wangu mwana anouya musi wa8 ,ndodzidzisa ndega achidyawo nyama aewa aneta ne beans uko aewa
gaucho of pampas · 5 months ago
keep them busy kusvika Sadc yapfuura bcz teachers are pro opposition shame on you mdala kutya kusvika ipapo mazimbwende
scholar · 5 months ago
This government must tell hurumende kuti yva holiday tinofanira kunozorora tichirova makuva ku roots
ALOOTius MaSTEALli.. · 5 months ago
Vamwe in our time we did Cambridge, taitoita Hot Seating. 7to 12 was a full school day vamwe 12to 5. No holiday lessons , we still scored As & Bs.... What is it with the kids of today ??... 7am to 4pm at school. plus weekend lessons ,plus holiday lessons. still they flunk.. is it the kids or the new administration , I wonder.. maybe it's the result of having not-so-academic leaders who are the inverse of ,R.G.M. BOBO.
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apes · 5 months ago
stop talking **** since 1980 Zim o level pass rate has been under 30percent
Anonymous · 5 months ago
CALAs make up part of the problem, huge classes compared to the Cambridge days, and lack of corporal punishment among other factors
Si**** · 5 months ago
Vagona kuchikomo kwakandirwadza so ngavamborwadziwewo ama2000 aya
Mr JP van · 5 months ago
hatidi Mari dzamunoreva idzo todziwanepi
🙂🙂🙂 · 5 months ago
better
Me · 5 months ago
Apana better apa, it's another way of stealing money from poor citizens apana apana apa
Dahray · 5 months ago
fact ipapo
🚙 · 5 months ago
ibooo hako iwe

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