Sports & Extracurriculars
March 8, 2021 2025-10-27 14:30Sports & Extracurriculars
Sports & Extracurriculars
Prince Edward School Houses
A New Chapter: From Colonial Legacy to Zimbabwean Heritage
FORBES HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Major Patrick Forbes, a British colonial officer who led the Pioneer Column into Zimbabwe in 1890
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Runde River (formerly Lundi) is one of Zimbabwe's major rivers, flowing through the Lowveld and into the Save River.
Symbolizes
RHODES HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Cecil John Rhodes, the British imperialist who led the colonization of Southern Africa.
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Shashi River flows near the border with Botswana, serving as a natural boundary between nations.
Symbolizes
Endurance and unity, a natural boundary rather than a colonial one
SELOUS HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Frederick Courteney Selous, a British hunter and explorer.
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Tokwe River is known for the Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam, Zimbabwe's largest inland dam.
Symbolizes
Progress, development, and modern Zimbabwean achievement
MOFFAT HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Robert Moffat, Scottish missionary and father-in-law of explorer David Livingstone.
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Limpopo River, one of Southern Africa's great rivers, marks Zimbabwe's southern boundary.
Symbolizes
Resilience and life
BAINES HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Thomas Baines, British artist and explorer who mapped early Southern Africa.
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Sebakwe River is located near Kwekwe and feeds into the Mutirikwi Dam system.
Symbolizes
Flow, renewal, and the connection of regions across Zimbabwe
JAMESON HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Dr. Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the failed "Jameson Raid" into the Transvaal (1895–96).
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Odzi River, a tributary of the Save in Manicaland, flows through the Eastern Highlands.
Symbolizes
Natural beauty and Eastern Highlands heritage
COGHLAN HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Sir Charles Coghlan, first Premier of Southern Rhodesia (1923–1927).
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Zambezi River, Zimbabwe's greatest river and source of Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World
Symbolizes
Power, heritage, and national identity
WILSON HOUSE - OLD NAME
Colonial Heritage
Named after Rev. George Wilson, early educator and missionary influence in Rhodesia.
Zimbabwean Heritage
The Save River, one of Zimbabwe's longest rivers, running from the Eastern Highlands to the Indian Ocean.
Symbolizes
Continuity and heritage
Our Rivers, Our Pride
These mighty rivers have carved Zimbabwe's landscape, sustained its people, and witnessed its history. They represent the natural heritage that binds us together, flowing through time, connecting regions, and nurturing life. Our houses now carry names that belong to this land, reflecting our commitment to a distinctly Zimbabwean identity.
RUNDE
SHASHI
TOKWE
LIMPOPO
SEBAKWE
ODZI
ZAMBEZI
SAVE
Clubs & Societies
Beyond sports, Prince Edward offers a vibrant array of clubs and societies that nurture leadership, creativity, and community engagement.
Debate & Public Speaking
- Develop critical thinking and eloquent communication skills
Chess Club
- Strategic thinking and competitive chess tournaments
Interact Club
- Community service and youth leadership development
Music & Choirs
- Instrumental and vocal excellence across genres
Drama & Cultural Performances
- Theatre productions and cultural showcases
Literary Society
- Creative writing and literary appreciation
Science Club
- Innovation and scientific exploration
Arts Society
- Theatre productions and cultural showcases
