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CONTEXT OF THE SCHOOL












               Letsibogo Girls' High School was established in 1988 by the founder and present School
               Headmistress Mrs. Ellen Kondowe. It is a girls- only school with the present enrolment

               of 966 learners from grades 8 through to 12. The staff establishment stands at 46 male
               and female personnel, 3 general assistants, 2 computer tutors and 2 administration

               assistance. Of the 39 personnel, there is one headmistress, 2 deputy principals, 4 heads
               of departments and 32 educators.


               The school is located in Zone 3 Meadowlands, and comprise of four blocks A, B, C and
               D as well a cottage house. There are 45 classrooms that include 3 Physical Science,

               Mathematics and Life Science laboratories respectively, 2 computer laboratories, 1
               Science resource centre, 1 Consumer Studies Centre, Technology centre, Art & Culture

               centre, an Accounting centre and a Geography centre. The challenge is that these
               centres still run short of the necessary resources and equipment.





               The mission is :

                   •  to provide quality education that will make the learners responsible citizens of

                       this country so as to be able to contribute positively to the economy of the
                       country and take right positions in the global economy and


                   •  to create a system and culture that supports quality education driven by
                       continuous improvement and innovation, measured by progress and

                       performance.

               The Vision is:


                   •  to strive for quality parity and excellence in education - a smart delivery of
                       public education which promotes dynamic citizenship for growth and

                       development in the country.







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