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IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF HIGHLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The head must go.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The xool standards are just way way below standard.She hs just failed to upgrade xool.time for her to move on .Ngavaende

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Dee
6 years ago

All we want as Highlands parents is quality education

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

Yes and the truth will certainly come out and we await to see who will have the last laugh.

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

She will only do that when she has been deployed elsewhere or promoted by the ministry.

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

She's employed by Government and not SDCs or SDAs. She doesn't choose a school to head but is deployed from recommendations made at her ministry. She was not rejected at any school.

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

She's going nowhere.

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

Sadly you have no evidence to prove what you are saying.

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Gettah Misheck
6 years ago

Have it your own way maam

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Mushaninga Roselyne
6 years ago

She must go with immediate effect

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Loveness Dzvuke
6 years ago

This headmistress should go packing. How can she destroy such a beautiful school. She is full of corruption

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Margaret
6 years ago

Hatizvidee hatizvide

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

This petition to have the head removed will not matter. Her employer is the ministry and not us parents. This platform should instead be used to review the fees. How do can a school be run on levies and fees in the amount of RTGS210 and total boarding fees of RTGS2100. A figure that is sensible has to be agree on. Was the situation as it is now the same when the $210 was in US dollars? There's more to this apparently than meets the eye.

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David Katiyo
6 years ago

The head must go enough is enough.

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Barbara Edwards
6 years ago

One has to understand the dynamics of Zimbabwe's economy. Highlands Junior School is not a private school where the fees are astronomical. In recent years, Zimbabweans have witnessed increased participation of parents and guardians through School Development Associations (SDAs) in the management of school developmentaffairs. Several SDAs have constructed classrooms, computer laboratories andbought schools computers, school cars and buses. In almost all the public schools, SDAs are responsible for paying incentives –an allowance paid to teachers over and above their monthly salaries to cushion them from a depressed economy. However, SDAs activities have not always been smooth sailing.

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Tinotenda
6 years ago

She should leave

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Mr Caves
6 years ago

Ngavaende

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Anonymous
6 years ago

She must go period.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

She must go .simple

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Rebecca None Nguni
6 years ago

She needs to be removed asap.