Twabo Private School

Despite having a bad hair day, our hardworking head girl remained committed to her duties, this morning she was busy inspecting the progress of the soon-to-be-launched school tuck shop. 🎉👏💪

Meet Isaiah Chabinga and Temwani Chabinga, our esteemed chess masters. Undoubtedly, the game of chess enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, and focus. Kids develop analytical skills, learn strategic planning, and build confidence.

Today's assembly proved to be highly motivating. New prefects took office, chess and poetry clubs were officially inaugurated, and pupils received printouts of the school rules. 📚🎓👏💡👍

This morning, our head girl undertook a busy schedule, inspecting the school surroundings to ensure the environment is conducive to learning.

Due to the rainy weather, our head girl faced difficulties waking up early and was unable to arrive at school on time today 🌧️😴🏫

Today, our head girl stood at the gate, checking on some pupils who had reported late. She warned them of punitive measures if they repeated.

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." — Eleanor Roosevelt. 🌟💫🎨

Meet Sanika Chabinga, our youngest pupil. 🤩👧

A warm welcome to our school. As we begin the new academic year, we are excited about the prospects of teaching, learning, and having fun. We appreciate the trust our parents have in us and assure them of our dedication to the academic and moral development of their children. Enrollment spaces are still available in grade 1, form 1, and grade 10. For more details, please do not hesitate to visit or call 0974406123.

The Minister of Education Hon. Douglas Syakalima is scheduled to announce the 2025 Primary School Leaving Examination and the Junior Secondary School Leaving Examination Results.
Date : Tuesday, 23rd December, 2025.
Time: 08:00 Hrs
The announcement will be streamed live on this page
By Public Relations Unit
EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA

5 Truths You Should Always Tell Your Learners (Every Teacher Must Read This)
Many learners struggle not because they are incapable, but because no one ever told them the truth.

As a teacher, these are five truths you should never hide from your learners 👇
1. Learning will challenge you—and that’s normal
If learning were easy, everyone would be excellent. Difficulty is proof that growth is happening, not that you’re failing.

2. Correction means I care, not that I dislike you
The day a teacher stops correcting you is the day they stop believing in you. Discipline and correction are signs of hope.

3. Talent may start the race, but effort wins it
Being smart is good. Being consistent is better. Hard work will always outperform laziness with talent.

4. Making mistakes doesn’t make you weak
Mistakes are not shameful. Refusing to learn from them is. Every successful person failed quietly before winning loudly.

5. Education won’t do the work for you—it will give you options
Your certificate won’t speak unless you do. Education opens doors, but character, discipline, and responsibility keep them open.

When learners hear these truths early, they stop fearing school and start taking ownership of their future.