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Zimbabwe, Harare
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The school follows the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) curriculum, including Cambridge Secondary 1, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge AS/A Level. Core subjects are English Language, Mathematics and Science, with additional subjects such as French, Shona, Geography, History, Design & Technology, Art & Design, ICDL Computing, Music and Life Skills. The Secondary curriculum runs from Secondary 1 to Advanced Level, with Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint in core subjects and progression to IGCSE and AS/A Level.
Arts & Crafts, Drama and Choir are among the creative clubs. Debates and Chess are also offered as cultural activities. Photography / Magazine / Website and Marimba are additional creative options available to students.
Language clubs include French, Chinese and Shona. Cultural activities include Arts & Crafts, Drama, Debate and Choir.
A range of recreational clubs and hobbies are offered, including Junior Achievers Zimbabwe; Photography/Magazine/Website; Car Maintenance / Home DIY; Astronomy; Public Speaking; Current Affairs; Quiz; Environmental Champions; Scripture Union; Marimba.
Leadership opportunities are provided through sports and clubs. The school emphasizes leadership opportunities within the sports program and extracurricular activities. Junior Achievers Zimbabwe is listed as a club, supporting leadership and enterprise-related activities.
Sport plays a central role in student development, with every pupil engaged in a major sport and exposure to others. The programs include Rugby, Cricket, Hockey, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis, Netball, Basketball, Athletics, Soccer, Cross Country, Table Tennis, Squash and Aerobics.
Gateway High School is a biblically based Christian secondary school in Zimbabwe offering Cambridge-based education from early secondary through Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS and A Levels. ACE graduation certificates are conferred by a UK-based governing body, aligning the ACE framework with Cambridge qualifications. Established in 1991, the school grew from modest Form 1 classes to a campus, introducing the Career Preparation Programme (1996), the ACE pathway (2002), and the Takuranashe Class (2010), with a counselling service since 1996 and a Career Fair since 2012. The campus includes Art and Computing rooms, a science block, a library, and a Hall. On-site cricket and rugby fields, grass volleyball courts, tennis courts and a swimming pool (2011) support sport and community events. A range of clubs including Arts & Crafts, Drama, Chess, Debate, Choir, and language, cultural, and social activities enrich academic life. The school also emphasises character, leadership and service.
