SPORTING ACTIVITIES

SQUASH

Wednesday 18th March
vs Hellenic

PHG won 4–1.

KARATE

Wednesday 11th March

Girls 12–13 Years
Kata: Gabrielle Gurajena – 1st
Kumite: Makatendeka Muchingami – 1st

Girls 14–15 Years
Kata: Danai Chikomo – 1st
Kumite: Andile Moyo – 2nd

Indoor Competition – Friday 21st March (Nagle House)

Girls 14–15 Years
Kata: Danai Chikomo – Gold Medal
Kumite: Danai Chikomo – Gold Medal

ATHLETICS

Tuesday 17th March
Interhouse Relays at PHG

1st – Sable (130 points)
2nd – Impala (125 points)
3rd – Eland (121 points)
4th – Kudu (95.5 points)

Saturday 21st March
Interschools Relays (Hosted by PHG)

1st – Peterhouse Girls
2nd – Hellenic
3rd – Chisipite
4th – Lomagundi
5th – Arundel
6th – Dominican Convent Harare

ROWING

Sunday 22nd March
PHBC Regatta at Kushinga

D Single
1st – Olivia Robinson

D Double
1st – Olivia Robinson & Lilly-May Lindstrom-Bartlett

C Single
1st – Holly Kruger

C Double
1st – Michaela Kakoma & Holly Kruger
3rd – Natalie Ferreira & Tawananyasha Tungamirai

A Single
1st – Arianna Robinson

A Double
1st – Arianna Robinson & Tatenda Watyoka

Well done to Phillipa Weller and Sammie Zaal for stepping in at the last minute, despite having no prior rowing experience, to make a race possible for the Men’s D Quad.

CULTURE RESULTS

CHESS

St John’s Tournament

Juniors placed 7th out of 16 schools.
Seniors placed 2nd out of 9 schools and were awarded silver medals.

Special mention goes to Tafara Mutsaro, who was named Best Player on Board 1.

FRENCH CLUB

Friday 20th March

The French choir participated in the French Schools Singing Competition, organised by the French School of Harare during Francophone Week 2026.

Congratulations to Peterhouse Girls for finishing 1st out of 27 schools.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS (MUN)

Ten MUN girls attended the Yale Model African Union Conference VI hosted by Yale University. The conference provided a valuable platform to engage with peers from across Africa and connect with university representatives.

Panel sessions were a highlight, offering insightful discussions and showcasing the potential of Africa’s youth.

The girls also visited the Kwame Nkrumah Museum, gaining a deeper appreciation of African history and heritage.

A special congratulations to Leona Marimira, who was awarded Honourable Delegate.

HAMUN (HELLENIC MODEL UNITED NATIONS)

Thursday 19th – Saturday 21st March

13 girls participated under the theme “Reimagining Global Security and Order.”

A national diplomat emphasised that peace is not the absence of war, but the presence of justice.

Congratulations to Leanne Zivanayi, who was awarded Best Chair.

PASTIS

18th March

PHG hosted a motivational rally with students from Arundel, Prince Edward and Marondera, focusing on empathy and social awareness.

Ms Shamu spoke on impostor syndrome, sharing practical strategies for building confidence and self-awareness.

Thank you to all visiting schools and organisers for an inspiring event.

QUIZ

St Dominic’s Chishawasha

Juniors placed 6th out of 14 schools.
Seniors placed 5th out of 14 schools.
Overall, PHG placed 6th out of 14 schools.