Lusitânia Primary School

As part of our 16 clubs designed to help students develop valuable life skills, the Computer Club allows learners to explore the exciting world of technology. Every Tuesday, our students explore the exciting world of technology through our Computer Club. Currently, they are learning web design and developing websites using HTML, CSS, and other programming languages.
Through creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning, our young innovators are building valuable digital skills that will prepare them for the future.

From the sports field to the Gateway Endeavour Sports Festival. Our students have been shining.
The past fortnight has seen exciting hockey, netball, soccer and rugby matches, while the Gateway Festival provided another platform for our learners to learn and grow their talents. We are proud of their hard work, resilience and enthusiasm in every activity they take part in.
Keep reaching for greatness.

Join us on 6 June 2026 at Veritas Sports Centre as our teams take to the field for an exciting day of hockey.

We warmly invite all parents/guardians and alumni to come and cheer on our students. Your support makes all the difference.

See you there!

Yesterday, our learners participated in our very first Chess Interhouse Competition

The event showcased exceptional strategy, focus and sportsmanship as students competed with confidence and determination.

Final House Standings:
Dias House Position 1
Viriato House Position 2
Gama House Position 3

Special congratulations to our outstanding board winners:
Best Board 1 – Psallo M (Dias)
Best Board 2 – Munesu M (Viriato)
Best Board 3 – Nenyasha M (Dias)

We are proud of all our learners for making this inaugural competition a great success and look forward to growing the culture of chess excellence within our school community.

On Friday, our school came alive with colour, culture and celebration as we commemorated Africa Day under the theme: “Honouring and Sustaining Africa’s Indigenous Cultures.”

Learners proudly represented various African countries including Ghana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ethiopia, Botswana, Mozambique, Nigeria, Eswatini, Kenya, Lesotho, and Malawi through traditional attire, music, dance, drama, storytelling and cultural presentations.

The celebrations featured vibrant performances such as the Kete Dance of Ghana, Tswana dances from Botswana, Sesotho traditional dances from Lesotho, Kenyan music and dance, traditional Mbira music, marimba performances, choir presentations, folk stories, drama and instrumental ensembles all beautifully showcasing the richness and diversity of African heritage.

It was a meaningful day of unity, learning and cultural appreciation as we continue to inspire our learners to honour and preserve Africa’s indigenous cultures.

We would also like to wish all our parents, guardians, staff, learners and the entire community a joyful Africa Day celebration.

Happy Africa Day.

Yesterday, the SDG and Gardening Clubs embarked on an educational trip to Brookfields Nursery in Chisipiti.
During the visit, students explored the nursery’s three main departments: the vegetable seedling section, the flower-growing section, and the sales shop where products are marketed and sold.
Students were taken through the process of growing various vegetable seedlings, including black kale, lettuce, onions and tomatoes. In the flower section, they learned about different varieties such as hibiscus and bougainvillea, and discovered that flowers can be grown both from seeds and cuttings.
It was a fruitful and enriching trip filled with hands-on learning, discovery, and appreciation for sustainable gardening practices.