Top Secondary Schools in Zambia (2012)

The Education system in Zambia is that of three levels:

 1. Primary level:

  • Grade 1 to 7.
  • Education at this Level is free at all government  schools. (National exam.)

2. Juni or Secondary:

  • Grade 8 to 9.
  • Fee paying and national exam at Grade 9.

3. Senior Secondary:

  • Grade 10 to 12.
  • Fee paying and final national exam at Grade 12.
  • Education system GCSE.Top Secondary Schools in Zambia (2012)

Top 20 Secondary schools in Zambia

20.Anoya Zulu Secondary School

19.Canisius Secondary School

18.Kansenshi Secondary School

17.Kitwe Boys Secondary School

16.Matero Boys Secondary School

15. Hillcrest Technical High School

14. Saint Mary’s Secondary School (Lusaka)

13.Ibenga Girls’ Secondary School (Ndola)

12.Munali Secondary School (Lusaka)

11. David Kaunda Technical High School (Lusaka)

10. Lechwe School (Kitwe)

9. Simba International School (Ndola)

8. Mpelembe Secondary School (Kitwe)

7. Rhodes Park School (Lusaka)

6. Lusaka International Community School (Lusaka)

5. Baobab Secondary & college (Lusaka)

4. Chengelo Seconday School (Mkushi)

3. Banani Girls Secondary School (Chisamba)

2. American International School (Lusaka)

1. International School of lusaka (Lusaka)

3 thoughts on “Top Secondary Schools in Zambia (2012)

  1. The schools that have been ranked are really schools that are doing fine with high standards of education, but a challenge is on the fees that many of the ranked schools have, low income getting people can not afford, hence need to look into this issue so hat at the end of it all development in africa is achieved, by sharing the cake of knowledge. At university of Lusaka were I am, it has good learning standards, but how to get those standards is a challenge, hence I really need these standards and it could be done through co-operation with other people.

  2. muthomi msammy says:

    halo. education systems in africa are not effective because they were designed by colonialists to serve their interests.i recommend for radical and total overhaul of all systems that are colonial based in africa.

  3. Rumbani Kasimba says:

    While I do accept the rankings especially from the infrastructural view point, I’m struggling to believe that schools like David Kaunda Technical High School would take the 11th position behind the 10 private schools. Can someone highlight the criteria used to rank these schools to enable parents make informed decisions?

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