Glen View 1 High School

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Glen View 1 High School
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Glen View 1 High School
9286 First Drive Way, Glen View
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Coordinates 17°54′10″S30°56′39″E / 17.902674°S 30.944186°E / -17.902674; 30.944186
Information
Type Public, day and secondary education institution
MottoRays of Achievements
Religious affiliation(s)none(but more like Christianity)
Established1984;39 years ago (1984)
Founder Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Sister school Glen View 2 High School
HeadmasterAlois Maronga
Forms
GenderMale, Female
Number of students
  • 5,000 est.(2015)
  • 3,100 est. (2023)
CampusSuburban
Colour(s)
Nickname High 1
AffiliationsGlenView-Mufakose District

Glen View 1 Secondary School, formerly known as Glen View 1 High School, is a government owned public school located in Glen View, Harare, Zimbabwe. It is widely considered to be the largest school in Zimbabwe in terms of population, with an estimated 5,000 students. [1] It built a multi-purpose court for US$3 million which houses netball, basketball, tennis and volleyball. [2] Alois Maronga is the headmaster of the school, he is subject to controversy when he attacked 94 students for non-payment of school fees [3]

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References

  1. https://zw.linkedin.com/school/glen-view-1-high-school/
  2. "Glen View 1 High builds $3m multi-purpose court". The Herald.
  3. NewsDay, The. "94 pupils assaulted over fees arrears". NewsDay.