Wanezi High School is a mixed boarding school in Insiza District, Matabeleland South Province. The school is part of the broader Wanezi Mission, which was founded by the Brethren in Christ Church in 1924.
The mission also includes a church and a hospital, contributing to the school's strong Christian foundation. It has an enrollment of over 600 pupils.
Renowned for its academic excellence, Wanezi High School consistently produces outstanding results, particularly in the Sciences, Commercials and Arts
The school is also highly regarded for its sporting achievements, fostering well-rounded students who excel academically and in sporting activities.
Here's a more detailed look at the history:
1924: Wanezi Mission was founded by Bishop Henry P. Steigerwald.
Early Development: The mission served as a central point for BIC's work in the region, overseeing various "out-stations".
1945: A boys' boarding school was added to the mission.
1971: The secondary school was established, later becoming Wanezi High School.
1972: The secondary school opened, marking the formal establishment of Wanezi High School.
Other Facilities:
Wanezi Mission also includes a medical clinic, which is now Wanezi Mission Hospital, and a Bible Institute (later moved to Mtshabezi Mission in 1968).