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Welcome to
The Victory College
We are pleased you are considering our school as your home for the next four years. The Victory College is a co-educational, day high school in Bulawayo offering ZIMSEC and Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level pathways. Our students come from across Zimbabwe and the wider region, united by a shared drive to learn, lead, and serve.
Why Victory
What Sets Us Apart
Dual Academic Pathways
Both ZIMSEC and Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level streams, taught side by side, so every student finds the route that fits.
Whole-Person Growth
We develop character, leadership, and emotional intelligence alongside academic excellence.
Pathways After Form 6
Our Cambridge A-Level track opens direct entry to universities in South Africa, the UK, and beyond, while ZIMSEC A-Level gives full access to UZ, NUST, MSU, and other Zimbabwean universities.
A Place for Every Family
A range of payment plans, referral discounts, and a transparent fee structure β talk to the Finance Office about what works for your family.
Stats that set us apart
Student-to-Teacher Ratio
Sport Codes Offered
Years on Our Parklands Campus
Terms Per Academic Year
Academic Pathways (ZIMSEC & Cambridge)
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Experience Victory
A Day in the Life
Morning Assembly
The day opens with the national anthem, weekly achievement announcements, and a short reflection in the hall.
Lessons Begin
Mrs. Mhondoro leads a Form 5 practical on electrolysis in our new lab block. Curriculum lessons run through the morning block.
Morning Break
A 20-minute break for students to rest and refresh before the mid-morning session continues.
Lessons Resume
Students choose between art studio, debating prep, chess club, or continue with curriculum lessons.
Lunch Time
Over sadza and stew, the Robotics Club meets while the soccer team reviews set-piece play on the pavilion.
Sports Afternoon
Afternoon blocks rotate between soccer, rugby, netball, and tennis fixtures alongside robotics, coding, or independent research sessions.
End of Day
Day scholars head home. Boarders move to evening prep and any scheduled events or university guidance workshops.