SPORTING ACTIVITIES

SQUASH
Vs Hellenic
PHG: Won 5 – 0

ATHLETICS
Arundel Invitational Interschools Athletics

  • Peterhouse Girls came 1st

Provincial Athletics

  • Peterhouse Girls won a total of 7 Gold Medals, 6 Silver Medals and 1 Bronze Medal

TENNIS
Peterhouse Girls U15 Invitational Tournament
There were 32 participants and the following girls achieved the following results:

  • Matida Dzvurumi – 6th
  • Adriana Zhanda – 7th
  • Rebecca Martin – 9th
  • Mia Mahachi – 10th
  • Caitlyn MacIntyre – 12th
  • Munesuishe Jambawo – 13th
  • Natalie Makwindi – 15th
  • Tsungirirayi Gorojena – 17th
  • Mufarowashe Chakanyuka – 19th

TRIATHLON
SA Youth Championships

  • Hannah Hosack – 4th
  • Olivia Collett – 5th

WORLD RUGBY REFS
The Following girls have completed Level 1 World Rugby Match Officiating (L1)

  • Dominique Karase (Top Performer in the group including PHB)
  • Gemma Muungani
  • Tafadzwa Mugabe

CULTURE RESULTS
BRIDGE
Vs Prince Edward

  • A Team: Lost 2-11
  • B Team: Won 14- 4
  • C team: Lost 1-16
  • Overall: PHG Lost 17-31

DEBATE
Vs PHB

  • Juniors A: Won 74%-65%. Bernice Mfula was the best speaker with 86%, Amani Dengwani was the runner-up with 81%.
  • Juniors B: Lost 68%-69%. Anashe Mudzudzu was the best speaker with 70%.
  • Intermediates A: Lost 72%- 73%. Danielle Mashumba was the 2nd best speaker with 73%.
  • Intermediates B: Lost 69%-70%. Rachel Gomo was the 2nd best speaker with 72%.

PASTIS

To commemorate International Women’s Day, the PASTIS club held a Women’s Rally. Girls from three schools were in attendance: Chisipite Senior School, Marondera High School, and Macheke High School. The three speakers, two present and one via video were given two topics to speak about at length. The first topic was Women in Decision-Making Roles, and the second was Empowering Young Women for the Future to Advocate for Their Rights and Embrace Leadership Roles. Each pupil was provided with a purple ribbon as a symbol of thespecial day.

The first speaker, Ms. Rutendo Mangudya (Petrean 2012), kept the girls engaged with a well-articulated talk on women in decision-making. She discussed types of decisions, assertiveness, and learning how to make decisions at an early age, and concluded with the value of women in decision-making. Her talk was followed shortly by Mrs. Quin Sowa, who spoke on the same topic. She recounted her personal experiences and how she was able to rise to the great heights she has achieved. 

The final presentation for the day was a video from Ms. Sibonile Dube, who shared her vast experience, linking it to the topic. She encouraged the girls to advocate for their rights, be people of integrity, serve their communities, and not be fearful of occupying global spaces. The girls learned a lot and, hopefully, all left with a nugget of wisdom from the event.