SHOULD BRITISH SCHOOLS SET UP BRANCHES IN ZAMBIA? The High Commissioner writes: The best British schools offer an outstanding education to their pupils. Not only do they help their pupils get excellent exam results, but they also teach them to think and to construct an argument. They foster initiative and teach leadership. They encourage their pupils always to strive to do their best. The nurture social skills and self-confidence. These are all attributes that help pupils to thrive in the adult world.
Some of the top British schools have opened campuses elsewhere in the world, mainly in SE Asia. Should they be thinking of doing so in Zambia?
Andrew
Very much welcome, competition is good… you have to buy a form to apply for a place at every Zambian college or university where you are not even picked[robbing our young brothers and sisters daylight] but when it come to British schools you are picked because you deserve to be there and according to what you want to do. for instance we cry out that there is a shortage of nurses but how many apply for nursing and how many schools do we have. I totally agree, its not a question of independence but a question of improving the literacy levels and education standards