Munali Secondary School

Munali High School is a secondary school located in Lusaka, Zambia.

Structure

Under this name there are three branches. Namely, Munali Boys Secondary School, Munali Girls Secondary School and Munali School for the Deaf and Blind. The school's slogan is "Only the best is good enough for Munali." The school produced the entire 1964 Independence Cabinet of the first Republican President of Zambia, Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, who himself is a former “Munalian”. The former President Mr. Rupiah Banda is also a former “Munalian”. One unofficial slogan is "Once a Munalian, always a Munalian".

Classes are called M, U, N, A, L, I, S, E, C from Grade 10 to Grade 12. This is extracted from the name of the school: Munali Secondary School. 12M is known as the Kim Jong Il Class, named after the first President of the Republic of Korea. The class received financial support from the Korean Embassy until recently when the financial aid was terminated. The University of Zambia receives many students from Munali School. The school was a secondary school up until 2001 when it became a high school. It only recently became a secondary school again after the education system was changed by the late President Michael Sata.

Munali Boys School

The current headmistress is Mrs. Pwele, who took over from Mr. L. K. Yamboto in 2014. Mr. Chinkata took over from Mr. Saka, who was acting head for about three years.

All classes offer three mandatory subjects (Mathematics, English and Biology) and three optional subjects. There are three pure science classes: M, U and N. The other classes offer physical sciences.[1]

Societies

The Munali Boys Debate Society is one of the oldest clubs. One of the most successful panels was made up of Jackson Ngoma, Arthur Kaoma, Mwanza Daka and Simon Ngoma. The Parliament Club which was headed by Auten Kazemba and Peter Changufu.

Other clubs that have been at the school are Munali News Agency, Commerce, Young Scientific researchers, Red Cross, Anti-AIDS, Drama, ZICTA, Anti-Corruption, JETS, TEVO etc. Some have since died off.

Munali Girls School

The girls school was headed by Mrs. Sumbwa and Mrs. Chanda.

Funding

The schools are partly funded by sales of coffee.[2]

Notable alumni

References

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