Makarantar Yarima Edward

Makarantar Prince Edward (ko Prince Edward, wacce aka fi sani da PE ) makaranta ce ta gwamnati, ta kwana da kuma ta kwana ga yara maza masu shekaru 13 zuwa 19 a Harare, Zimbabwe. Tana samar da kayan ilimi ga yara maza sama da 1200 a zangon karatu na 1 zuwa na VI. Makarantar tana da ma'aikatan da suka kammala karatun digiri sama da 100. Makarantar Prince Edward ta kasance ta 6 daga cikin manyan makarantun sakandare 100 mafi kyau a Afirka ta Afirka ta Afirka a shekarar 2003, bisa ga ingancin ilimi, himmar ɗalibai, ƙarfinsu da ayyukan tsofaffin ɗalibai, bayanin makaranta, intanet da kuma bayyana labarai. Makarantar Prince Edward kuma an sanya ta a matsayin ɗaya daga cikin Manyan Makarantun Sakandare 10 a Zimbabwe a shekarar 2014. Tarihi An kafa Yarima Edward a shekarar 1898 a Salisbury, Kudancin Rhodesia (yanzu Harare, Zimbabwe ), zuwa Salisbury Grammar. An sake masa suna zuwa Makarantar Sakandare ta Salisbury a shekarar 1906 kuma ta karɓi sunan ta na yanzu a shekarar 1925 lokacin da Edward, Yariman Wales ya ziyarce ta. Ita ce makarantar yara maza ta biyu mafi tsufa a Harare da kuma Zimbabwe bayan babbar abokiyar hamayyarta ta wasanni, Kwalejin St George . Alamar Makarantar rawani ce da gashin fuka-fukai uku, wanda Yarima Edward (wanda daga baya Sarki Edward na VIII na Burtaniya) ya ba ta a shekarun 1920. Launin makarantar launin ruwan kasa ne da kore mai duhu. Tun lokacin da aka kafa ta, Makarantar Yarima Edward ta ɗauki sabon salo wanda ba ya maye gurbin takardar shaidar makarantar. Taken makarantar "Tot Facienda Parum Factum" ("Abin da za a yi, abin da ba a yi ba") ana danganta shi da kalmomin ƙarshe na Cecil John Rhodes . A shekara ta 2010, wani tsohon masters a makarantar, Douglas Robb, ya zama shugaban makarantar Oswestry da ke Ingila kuma ya haɓaka alaƙa tsakanin makarantun biyu. Cece-kucen suna A shekara ta 2002, kafin zaɓen shugaban ƙasa na Maris 2002, Ma'aikatar Ilimi ta sanar da shirin canza sunayen duk makarantun gwamnati waɗanda ke da ma'anar mulkin mallaka. An shirya sauya sunayen makarantun gwamnati da dama don girmama jaruman yaƙin 'yanci, tsoffin mutanen ƙasa da na Afirka da/ko yankin birni inda makarantar take. An shirya sanya wa Makarantar Prince Edward High School Murenga Boys High School suna bayan wani babban ruhi da aka ce ya taimaka wa jaruman yankin da suka yi yaƙi da Chimurenga na farko na 1896–7. Canjin sunaye bai faru ba amma bayan haka, a matsayin sulhu, Gidajen Wasanni a cikin makarantar an canza sunayensu na mulkin mallaka zuwa na koguna a Zimbabwe. Tsoffin tsofaffin ɗalibai Ana kiran tsofaffin yaran Yarima Edward "Tsoffin Hararan". An kafa ƙungiyar Tsoffin Hararan a shekarar 1922 kuma tana da kyakkyawar alaƙa da makarantar. Ƙungiyar wasan kurket ta Old Harians tana da hedikwatar Old Harians Sports Club da ke Harare, kuma tana da ƙungiya a gasar Vigne Cup, gasar Harare Metropolitan Cricket League, da kuma gasar National League don wasan kurket. Tsoffin Hararyians sun ƙunshi ƙungiyoyin ƙasa da yawa da ƙungiyar "A", kamar Vusi Sibanda, Prosper Utseya da Ryan Butterworth. Fitattun tsofaffin ɗalibai Allan Anderson - Pentecostal minister and theologian Miles Anderson – actor Kevin Arnott – cricketer Sir Hugh Beadle – lawyer, politician and judge Pieter Benade - rugby player and coach Eddo Brandes – cricketer John Bredenkamp – rugby player and businessman Ryan Butterworth – cricketer Tonderai Chavanga – rugby union player Graeme Cremer – cricketer Colin Dowdeswell – tennis player Jackie du Preez – cricketer Duncan Fletcher – cricketer Robert Gwaze – chess player Graeme Hick – cricketer David Houghton – cricketer Tino Kadewere - footballer Sam Levy – businessman and property developer Rodwell Makoto – chess player James Manyika – consultant, academic, Rhodes Scholar Evan Mawarire – pastor and democratic activist Barry May – cricketer and Rhodes Scholar Peter McLaughlin – academic, historian, and educator Mark McNulty – golfer John McPhun – cricketer Iain Mills - Conservative Party politician in The House of Commons Leonard Ray Morgan – educationalist Lucian Msamati – actor David Mutendera – cricketer Faustine Ndugulile – politician and Tanzanian member of parliament Trevor Penney – cricketer John Plagis – pilot David E. Potter – businessman and engineer Nick Price – golfer Ian Robertson – Springbok rugby player Douglas Rogers – writer Herbert Schwamborn – musician Colin Smith – rower Alexander Steele – Scottish architect and cricketer Colin Style - poet and writer Edmoore Takaendesa – rugby player Wrex Tarr – comedian and archer Russell Tiffin – cricket umpire Denis Tomlinson – cricketer Sir Robert Tredgold, K.C.M.G., judge, politician and Rhodes Scholar Kennedy Tsimba – rugby player Mark Vermeulen – cricketer Duba kuma List of schools in Zimbabwe List of boarding schools Manazarta