The Heritage School is divided into four departments;
- Hericrèche (Pre-School)
- The Infant Department (Pre Primary)
- The Junior Department (Primary)
- The Senior Department (Secondary)
Pupils may join the school at a variety of ages as places become available, but the main entry points are 1-3 years olds (Hericreche), 4 year olds (Reception) 12+ years old (Year 8) where we have two new classes in each age group starting every January.
Entry to The Heritage School is competitive and dependent on the capability of the pupil to benefit from the courses on offer and space being available in classes.
Pupils should normally be the correct age for the year group based on January 1st cut off with a pupil attaining the correct age for the appropriate class. Those younger will need to show appropriate academic achievement and level of maturity, those older will be expected to have an acceptable reason for being in a different year group. For entry to The Heritage School, pupils normally undertake entrance tests and a report is requested from their current school. The Report will request information about a candidate’s disciplinary record. The school will not normally accept a pupil who has committed offenses at another school which would have led to removal had they occurred at The Heritage School.
Entry to The Heritage School is competitive and dependent on the capability of the pupil to benefit from the courses on offer and space being available in classes.
Pupils should normally be the correct age for the year group based on January 1st cut off with a pupil attaining the correct age for the appropriate class. Those younger will need to show appropriate academic achievement and level of maturity, those older will be expected to have an acceptable reason for being in a different year group. For entry to The Heritage School, pupils normally undertake entrance tests and a report is requested from their current school. The Report will request information about a candidate’s disciplinary record. The school will not normally accept a pupil who has committed offenses at another school which would have led to removal had they occurred at The Heritage School.
Pupils are considered for entry at other times if space is available. Normally a school report is sufficient if it provides evidence of achievement in appropriate courses but candidates may be asked to take examinations if there are doubts as to their suitability for the courses undertaken at The Heritage School. Entry to Sixth Form may also be subject to appropriate success in external examinations such as IGCSE or similar international systems.
The Heritage Educational System
Heritage School operates an academic curriculum based on the British National Curriculum which has been adapted for Zimbabwe. Pupils study Key Stage 4 leading to IGCSE, and ZIMSEC (Zimbabwe National exams). This is subject to change dependent on the preference of the academic departments concerned and the suitability of courses for the pupils in the School. The use of the two systems is to provide courses which suit the individual needs of each pupil.
Entry to The Heritage School is competitive and dependent on the capability of the pupil to benefit from the courses on offer and space being available in classes.
Pupils should normally be the correct age for the year group based on January 1st cut off with a pupil attaining the correct age for the appropriate class. Those younger will need to show appropriate academic achievement and level of maturity, those older will be expected to have an acceptable reason for being in a different year group. For entry to The Heritage School, pupils normally undertake entrance tests and a report is requested from their current school. The Report will request information about a candidate’s disciplinary record. The school will not normally accept a pupil who has committed offenses at another school which would have led to removal had they occurred at The Heritage School.
Entry to The Heritage School is competitive and dependent on the capability of the pupil to benefit from the courses on offer and space being available in classes.
Pupils should normally be the correct age for the year group based on January 1st cut off with a pupil attaining the correct age for the appropriate class. Those younger will need to show appropriate academic achievement and level of maturity, those older will be expected to have an acceptable reason for being in a different year group. For entry to The Heritage School, pupils normally undertake entrance tests and a report is requested from their current school. The Report will request information about a candidate’s disciplinary record. The school will not normally accept a pupil who has committed offenses at another school which would have led to removal had they occurred at The Heritage School.
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We encourage all parents and prospective pupils to visit us in order to gain a true understanding of what Heritage has to offer. We will have the opportunity to discuss pupils’ requirements.
Applications are welcomed for this year and beyond.
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If you would like to make an online application, please have the following electronic documents readily available for upload,
1. Child’s birth certificate.
2. Parent(s) national ID card (or passport for foreign citizens).
3. Previous school(s) assessment report(s).
4. Sporting and cultural achievements.
5. Proof of residence.
Please click on the link below to apply for a place for your child.
