PISC High School — Form 1 to Form 6
A disciplined, caring and academically rigorous environment that combines core academics with leadership and practical readiness. Our curriculum balances exam excellence with real-world skills, ensuring every learner is prepared for higher education, vocational training or entrepreneurship.
Curriculum & Programs
Core subjects, electives and guided pathways to higher education and vocational success. We teach for mastery, not memorisation, with steady feedback and practical projects.
Core Subjects
- Mathematics
- Combined Science
- English Language
- Geography
- History
- Accounts
Electives & Options
Learners tailor their journey with subject choices and vocational tracks. Guidance is provided during enrolment to match aspirations with practical opportunities.
Assessment & Support
Continuous assessment, mock exams, targeted tutorials and pastoral care keep every learner on track, building confidence for final examinations.
Form 1–2 (Foundation Years)
We focus on strong literacy, numeracy and scientific reasoning. Learners develop study habits, digital awareness and teamwork through small projects.
- Skills: Reading strategies, note-taking, basic lab procedures.
- Projects: Community mapping in Geography, mini history timelines.
- Support: Weekly clinics for maths and English.
Form 3–4 (Exam Preparation)
We build exam technique and subject mastery. Learners practice data response, essay structure and problem-solving with timed mocks.
- Skills: Past paper strategy, marking scheme alignment.
- Projects: Budgeting and micro-enterprise in Accounts.
- Support: Targeted remedial groups based on diagnostics.
Lower 6 (Specialisation)
Students select their A-level subjects and deepen analytical skills. We emphasise independent research and seminar-style discussion.
- Skills: Extended writing, referencing, data interpretation.
- Projects: Research posters, field interviews.
- Support: Mentor sessions and academic coaching.
Upper 6 (Transition Readiness)
Final exam preparation coupled with career planning. We help with applications, references and bridging skills for university or vocational tracks.
- Skills: Interview practice, CV writing, study scheduling.
- Projects: Capstone presentations with community partners.
- Support: One-on-one guidance on next-step pathways.
Subject outlines and learning outcomes
Our subject approach blends syllabus requirements with practical applications so learners understand why they’re learning each topic and how to use it beyond exams.
Mathematics
From arithmetic foundations to algebra, geometry and statistics. We emphasise stepwise reasoning, error analysis and real-world numeracy (budgeting, measurement, data reading).
- Outcomes: Confident problem solving and exam technique across topics.
- Methods: Worked examples, drills, peer teaching and mock reviews.
Combined Science
Structured labs and concept maps covering biology, chemistry and physics basics. Safety, observation and hypothesis testing are built into lab routines.
- Outcomes: Practical lab confidence and clear conceptual understanding.
- Methods: Lab rotations, demos and low-cost experiments.
English Language
Reading, writing, grammar and speaking. We drill summarising skills, comprehension strategies and clear communication for reports and essays.
- Outcomes: Strong writing structure, improved vocabulary and confidence in oral presentations.
- Methods: Timed comprehension, peer feedback and speech practice.
Geography
Physical and human geography linked to local contexts: mapping, environment, urbanisation and resource use. Field tasks develop observation and reporting skills.
- Outcomes: Map skills, data interpretation and contextual awareness.
- Methods: Case studies, mapping exercises and short fieldwork.
History
Chronology, causation and source analysis. Learners compare narratives and build balanced arguments in essays and presentations.
- Outcomes: Critical thinking and clear argumentative writing.
- Methods: Source evaluation and structured essay planning.
Accounts
Double-entry, financial statements and budgeting with micro-enterprise simulations. We connect spreadsheet skills and practical bookkeeping.
- Outcomes: Accurate recording, analysis and reporting of financial data.
- Methods: Practice sets, scenario-based exercises and mock audits.
Beyond the classroom
Clubs, leadership opportunities and life skills are built into the school week to develop well-rounded graduates. We prioritise discipline, care and initiative.
Clubs & Activities
Debate, Arts, Sports, Coding, Entrepreneurship and community projects.
Leadership
Prefectship, student council and peer mentoring programs with real responsibilities.
Life skills
Communication, teamwork, critical thinking, personal finance and time management.
Global readiness
Pathways to regional and international opportunities, exchange projects and online showcases.
Experienced faculty
Qualified teachers and industry trainers provide academic guidance and pastoral care. We coach learners to stay organised, resilient and exam-ready.
Speak with AdmissionsA day in the life at PISC High School
Our timetable blends focused lesson blocks with short skill sessions and club time. The rhythm supports concentration, practice and well-being.
- 07:45–08:00: Arrival & prep
- 08:00–08:20: Morning briefing & reading
- 08:20–10:00: Core subjects block (Math/English)
- 10:00–10:20: Break & stretch
- 10:20–12:00: Science/Geography/History rotations
- 12:00–12:40: Lunch & social time
- 12:40–13:40: Accounts/Project session
- 13:40–14:30: Study skills or targeted remedial
- 14:30–15:15: Clubs & leadership
- 15:15–15:30: Reflection & next-day planning
- 15:30: Dismissal & optional mentoring
Affordable education
We keep costs low to expand access without compromising quality. Payment plans and guidance are available.
- Registration Fee: $15
- Monthly Tuition: $25
- Uniform: Free uniform upon enrolment
Pathways after graduation
Our graduates transition into higher education, vocational training or entrepreneurship, backed by practical skills and confidence.
- University & College applications with reference support
- Vocational training (PISC programs) in practical disciplines
- Small business and community leadership projects
Admissions process
We make enrolment straightforward and supportive. Our team guides parents and learners from enquiry to first day of class.
Step 1 — Enquiry
Contact admissions by WhatsApp, phone or email. We discuss your child’s needs, preferred subjects and start dates.
- Documents: Basic personal details
- Outcome: Guidance and fee confirmation
Step 2 — Application
Complete the application and submit previous reports or results where available. We arrange a short placement check if needed.
- Documents: ID, previous records (optional)
- Outcome: Placement and subject guidance
Step 3 — Enrolment
Confirm fees and start date. Collect uniform and timetable. Parents receive a contact pack with key contacts and support options.
- Documents: Payment confirmation
- Outcome: Welcome and orientation
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Policies, discipline & learner support
We maintain a safe, respectful environment with clear expectations. Our policies protect learning time and student well-being.
Attendance & punctuality
Consistent attendance is essential. Parents are informed of absences and late arrivals. Catch-up plans support returning learners.
- Expectation: Arrive 15 minutes before first session.
- Follow-up: Support for missed content via notes and clinics.
Uniform & conduct
Uniform promotes equality and focus. Respectful behaviour is non-negotiable—bullying or disruption is addressed with care and clarity.
- Uniform: Provided on enrolment; guidelines shared.
- Code of conduct: Positive behaviour and responsibility.
Academic support
We offer targeted remedial groups, peer tutoring and quiet study spaces. Learners receive planning templates to organise revision.
- Clinics: Maths, English and Accounts focus blocks.
- Resources: Notes, past papers and marking schemes.
Pastoral care
We foster resilience and confidence with check-ins and mentor support. Parents are partners—communication is open and timely.
- Mentoring: Goal setting and accountability.
- Well-being: Positive routines and healthy study habits.
Parent engagement & communication
We keep parents informed and involved. Regular updates, feedback windows and practical homework guidance help learners thrive.
Progress updates
Short progress notes and report snapshots are shared every term. Parents receive actionable suggestions.
- Frequency: Termly reports + interim notes
- Channel: Email, WhatsApp, in-person
Feedback windows
Scheduled meetings and open clinic times allow parents to discuss progress and plans with teachers and mentors.
- Format: 15–20 min check-ins
- Outcome: Clear next steps and resources
Homework guidance
We provide simple routines and checklists so parents can support without needing to “teach” the material.
- Toolkit: Planner, reading log, practice tracker
- Goal: Consistent, stress-reduced study habits
Voices from our community
What learners and parents say about PISC High School.
“I used to get stuck on maths questions. The step-by-step clinics and past paper reviews helped me understand how markers think. Now I finish with confidence.”
“I appreciate the clear communication and study plans. My child is more organised and enjoys learning again.”
Enroll your child
Secure a place — our admissions team will guide you through the process and help design the right subject plan.
- Phone / WhatsApp: +263 78 640 8444
- Email: info@pisc.institute
- Location: Africa House, 4th Floor, Office 413, Bulawayo
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Located in the city centre — Africa House on the corner of 10th & Five Street. Free parking nearby.