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Bridge Reporter
BRADFORD Private School has, recorded a 100 percent pass rate in Advanced Level examinations for a second time in two years, .
All the 35 students that sat for Advanced Level examinations in 2023 came out with flying colours.
The learning institution’s reputation has been improving since the school registered a 95 percent pass rate in 2020.
In 2021, the school registered a 97,3 percent pass rate, with the students garnering a 100 percent pass rate in 2022 and 2023.
Bradford Private School headmaster Mr Elevate Mukanhairi expressed gratitude to the guardians and parents of the learners for their faith in the institution’s potential.
“I am excited with the results. It is not an easy thing to register 100 percent pass rates in two consecutive years,” he said.
The headmaster attributed success to both the parents’ contributions and school’s strict code of conduct.
“The parents are doing a great job by paying school fees in time so that their children will not miss classes. Furthermore, we have a strict code of conduct that acts as a deterrent to any learner who might want to entertain any mischievous thoughts,” he added.
According to Mr Mukanhairi, Bradford is one of the few schools, if not the only one, which has a breathalyser.
“At our school, we have tight school rules which guide our learners to be punctual.
“We have a zero tolerance for drug abuse. Our learners are tested for drugs and other substances before they get into our premises.”
Geraldine Kwenda, who scored 20 points in Mathematics, Business Studies, Statistics and Commerce, during the 2023 examinations, attributed her success to the conducive learning environment at the school.
“I scored 20 points simply because the school system encourages learners to work hard.
“Also, the teachers are workaholics who have a passion for teaching,” she said.
Knowledge Mutombodzi, is another learner who scored 15 points after sitting for three subjects.
He attributed his success to the learning environment at the school and the teachers’ work ethic.
“The teachers were committed and encouraged us to work hard. The learning environment at the school is second to none,” he said.
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