Mukamusaba Primary School - Livingstone Zambia

The First week of the first term in the year 2016 has successfully come to a close. We look forward to a challenging yet productive 2016.
We also take this opportunity to encourage all pupils in examination classes to start early preparing for their October and November exams.

The last term of the year is always challenging but exciting. It's a busy period filed with examination for all grades like any other term but has its own unique results. Results may see some pupils progressing to next grades at the the school or at other schools.

We wish every pupil a wonderful close to the term this week and a splendid end of the year later this month. We also thank the school management and teachers for their hard work throughout the year 2015.

The PTA, school management, teachers and pupils join the country in thanking God's guidance to the nation to this day to mark 51 years of Zambia's independence. The school also uses this day to reflect on past success and challenging stories and to seek for recommendations and suggestions from members of the public in how the school may be managed for the better. Happy independence day.

Our school has continued to register an impressive record in providing meaningful guidance to our pupils. Did you know that a 100% pass rate was achieved in the Grade 7 2014 examinations?

Share your experiences at Mukamusaba. Who were your teachers during your time? Share your successes and challenges too.

The teachers and pupils of Mukamusaba primary school join the rest of the nation in mourning H.E Michael Chilufya Sata, President of the Republic of Zambia. We pass our sincere condolences to the First Family and the rest of the country men and women for the loss, and pray for God's guidance during and after the mourning period.

Ebola is real. We don't have it in Zambia yet but we need to take every precaution to prevent its spread. Our schools could be high risk areas if sanitation is poorly managed.

The teachers and pupils of Mukamusaba Primary School would like to wish all Zambians a happy and safe long weekend.

The school has started the construction of a new absolution block at a cost of K60,000. Please contribute towards this very important project.

We had four of our pupils on Radio Mosi-Au-Tunya today where they read out stories. Its quiet amazing how they were able to express themselves. We are proud of you Funny Lungu, Matthews Mumba, Likando Muzembo and Emma Hingandu. We would also like to thank D***E for according our pupils a chance to be on radio.

Its term 2 of 2014. We wish staff and pupils a great time at school.

We are nearing the start of term 1 of 2014 at the school and the start of a "brand new class" - Grade 1. The new grade is always exciting for both the school and the community. We are determined to make the best out of the grade 1 knowing that we will be handling future leaders.
We will count on parents, pupils and community at large for support.