Sporting Activities

SOCCER
Vs. Watershed
Played Wednesday 17th July

  • Juniors: Lost 2-0
  • Seniors: Lost 1-0

HOCKEY
Played on Saturday 20th July

A League vs Gateway

  • 1st Team: Won 7-0
  • U16A: Won 6-0
  • U15A: Drew 0-0
  • U14A: Won 4-0

B League vs MCC

  • 2nd Team: Won 2-0
  • U16B: drew 1-1
  • U15B: Won 8-0
  • U14B: Won 2-0

C League vs Arundel

  • 3rd Team: Lost 1-0
  • U16C: drew 1-1
  • U15C: Lost 1-0
  • U14C: Won 4-0

C League vs Direct Contact

  • U16C: Drew 0-0
  • U15C: Won 4-0
  • U14C: Won 5-1

Cultural Activities

DEBATE
Vs. Peterhouse Boys
On Tuesday 16th July

  • Juniors A: won 72 %- 51%. Tadisa Ajento was the best speaker with 78%
  • Juniors B: won 70% – 66%. Amani Dengwani was the best speaker with 73%
  • Intermediates A: won 78%-70%. Leona Marimira was the best speaker with 77%
  • Intermediates B: lost 66%-69%. Akudzwe Nhondova was the best speaker with 70%.

PUBLIC SPEAKING
Vs. Peterhouse Boys
On Tuesday 16th July

Juniors

  • Chenai Mvududu came 1st out of 3 speakers with 20/25 points
  • Theophilus Kunaka came 3rd out of 3 speakers with 17/25 points

Seniors

  • Grace Murendo came 2nd out of 3 speakers with 23/25 points
  • Tatenderwa Chaduka came 3rd out of 3 speakers with 18/25 points

STEM

Peterhouse Girls hosted a very successful Science Fair on Friday, July 19. Four schools were in attendance. Our Guest speaker, Dr. Meluleki Zikhali, a Molecular Scientist, gave a very inspiring speech, challenging the pupils to apply their scientific skills to the real world now that much remains to be discovered.

Congratulations to the PHG ladies who achieved as follows out of 12 teams:

  • 3rd Place: Double Trouble, Plastic Power by Akudzwe Nhondova, Rachel Gomo, and Tadisa Ajento
  • 4th Place: Zumbani Tick Grease by Isabella Charters
  • 5th Place: Grain- Free Toothpaste by Katie Charters
  • 10th Place: The Battle of Soaps by Vanshika Datta, Thando Ncube, and Isabel Saravoyi
  • 11th Place: Solar Car by Nicole Tandwa
  • 12th Place:  Dark Energy by Makanakaishe Lusiyano, Siobhan-Anne Muzorewa, Mandisa Mucheki, Charmaine Shenjere, and Tawananyasha Tungamirirai