St.Edmund's Secondary School

Happy birthday wishes to Mrs. Diana Mufalali Chaponda and Mr. Makabaniso Phiri.

MY FINAL GOODBYE!!!

To My Parish Priest, Fr. Sakala and to all the priests present, to the Religious Sisters and Brothers, to the Civic Leaders, to the people of Assumption Parish and all the citizens of Mazabuka; to My Beloved Family, friends and my neighbours. Thank you for coming.

Fr. Sakala, I need to be pardoned today for not reminding the people of God gathered here to switch off their phones.

Today, since you are celebrating this special Mass in memory of me, I decided not to bother anyone as I did on a number of occasions especially on Sundays before Mass.
Why is the church quiet? I can feel from inside this casket that people's hearts are held still. The silence is too deep; I can't hear any phone ringing. The choir is mute!
Could this be the end of everything we have shared over the years?
Why is my family troubled? Why is everyone in shock? Even Bagoos and many friends in town can't believe it. My neighbours in Stage 2 and surrounding places will share my story. The Men's Council and those from Zone 2 will look for me but they will see me no more. I know they will still ask, "Where is Mr. Muzumbwe?"

Fr. Sakala, My Parish Priest, farewell to you and everyone. Don't keep the people for too long for my sake. Immediately after this, tell them to get back to their usual businesses but thank them on my behalf for their time and presence; even you, Fr. Sakala still need to prepare for tomorrow's Celebration of Pentecost. So sad I will miss that one! But I ask for one favour; before Mass begins tomorrow, whether it will be inside this sacred church or outside, kindly remind the parishioners to switch their phones off!

To My Family, friends and neighbours, thank you for coming to bid farewell to me. That, I don't take for granted. Your tears will be turned into dancing. I have gone to a better place and I'm in safe hands.
Finally, Muyotujana Cemetery awaits me; the place where I escorted many legends of Mazabuka.

So, here it is; the final sigh; the casket closing after people and my beloved family have viewed my body.
The Final Goodbye!!!

There is no turning back Ba Father; No place to hide; A love that lived, but slowly died.

I forever remain yours,

Dominic Malambo Muzumbwe.

Tribute: Brother Clement Kamwi
Congregation of the
Christian Brothers
St. Edmund’s Secondary School.

MORE THAN A DAY OUT

1. School education tours have a positive impact on academic performance.
2. By participating in these tours, learners acquire a broader global perspective.
3. Experiential learning through school education tours contributes to the development of life skills.
4. Learners develop a heart of gratitude through the experiences offered by these tours.
5. These tours provide learners with valuable insights into potential future careers.

Mother Church and our great Nation Zambia will continue to draw inspiration from your enduring legacy, fostering a brighter future. RIP

SCHOOL OPEN DAY

Join us tomorrow, 22/05/2026, from 07:30hrs to 13:00hrs, for our Open Day, where we celebrate the powerful partnership between parents and educators in nurturing the growth and potential of our future leaders.

This is an opportunity to discuss your child's progress, address any concerns and explore ways to support their academic excellence and personal development.

Together, let's empower our children to thrive and make their mark on the world.

2026 UNZA GRADUATION 🎓 EDUCATION TOUR

This year, our grade 11 learners will join the 55th UNZA graduation ceremony on Friday, 22 May 2026, where they will witness firsthand the pinnacle of academic achievement and be inspired to chart their own paths to success, envisioning the day when they will stand alongside their parents and guardians, celebrating their own accomplishments in the near future.

Congratulations to The University of Zambia's newest graduates, may this milestone mark the beginning of a journey filled with purpose, impact and limitless potential.

It is our privilege to educate the future leaders who will dedicate themselves to serving our motherland.

OPENING MASS

Rooted in faith, our endeavours find their foundation and guiding light in God, empowering us to strive for greatness.

May God receive the soul of the late Emeritus Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu.

Learners from our institution joined the Global Student Engagement event, a collaborative effort by Edmund Rice International and Edmund Rice Education Beyond Borders member schools, aimed at equipping young individuals with the necessary insights for effective advocacy and global citizenship.