P.O.BOX 231
MBABANE H100
SWAZILAND
MBABANE H100
SWAZILAND
A guide to general information
st marks school is a government affiliated school that offers more
than the average primary school fo it is independently supportes
by local community and other egencies
·It is an old school founded in the 1910 by the British expatriates
of the Anglican Church and developed through investment by
expatriate agencies. It became a public school in the 1960s and
now supports an international clientele of over 30 nationalities.
·It accepts boys and girls from the age of 6 for grade 1 and pursues the educational process up to Swaziland Primary school certificate in grade 7 at the age of 12/13 years.
·It is an English medium school which also offers French Portugese Agricultural Studies and Home Economics are being further developed as part of the curriculum. Basic Computer skills are being developed for inclusion in the curriculum. Extra curricula activities include Sports, culture and Music.
·Opening hours commence from 7:45am and close at 1:00pm for the Grade 1 and2 classes and 1:30pm for the remainder of the School. On Friday the School closes half an hour earlier for each section,ie. 12:30 and 1:00pm respectively. Parents are urged to ensure children arrive promptly to start assembly at 7:45am and classes at 8:00am. It si important that children o not arrive too early, for Schools premises shall not be opened to allow entry until staff arrive, this being 7:15am. Mid morning break occurs at 10:30am for 30 minutes.
·If your children are unable to part in Sports and cultural activities for illness, a medical report will be provided.
·With large pupil role of over 1000, it is important that parents ensure that if they are delivering and collecting pupils to and from the School, they are park securely outside the School entrance to avoid congestion and danger to the pedestrian pupils.
·The School uniform is described later in the Prospectus but it is important that parents do ensure that Children are correctly dressed and prepared for the school activities. This includes activities such as Sport and Agriculture.
st marks school is a government affiliated school that offers more
than the average primary school fo it is independently supportes
by local community and other egencies
·It is an old school founded in the 1910 by the British expatriates
of the Anglican Church and developed through investment by
expatriate agencies. It became a public school in the 1960s and
now supports an international clientele of over 30 nationalities.
·It accepts boys and girls from the age of 6 for grade 1 and pursues the educational process up to Swaziland Primary school certificate in grade 7 at the age of 12/13 years.
·It is an English medium school which also offers French Portugese Agricultural Studies and Home Economics are being further developed as part of the curriculum. Basic Computer skills are being developed for inclusion in the curriculum. Extra curricula activities include Sports, culture and Music.
·Opening hours commence from 7:45am and close at 1:00pm for the Grade 1 and2 classes and 1:30pm for the remainder of the School. On Friday the School closes half an hour earlier for each section,ie. 12:30 and 1:00pm respectively. Parents are urged to ensure children arrive promptly to start assembly at 7:45am and classes at 8:00am. It si important that children o not arrive too early, for Schools premises shall not be opened to allow entry until staff arrive, this being 7:15am. Mid morning break occurs at 10:30am for 30 minutes.
·If your children are unable to part in Sports and cultural activities for illness, a medical report will be provided.
·With large pupil role of over 1000, it is important that parents ensure that if they are delivering and collecting pupils to and from the School, they are park securely outside the School entrance to avoid congestion and danger to the pedestrian pupils.
·The School uniform is described later in the Prospectus but it is important that parents do ensure that Children are correctly dressed and prepared for the school activities. This includes activities such as Sport and Agriculture.
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On this will the spirit survive,
that we are building each
days of our lives.
Striving to retain visions,
searching for elusive goals.
Never losing hope for progress,
ever seeking strength of soul.
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Years spent here are so few,
to fulfill what we'd hoped to do.
Friends remain as a sign,
that we are linked to St. Mark's
through time.
Never losing hope for progress,
ever seeking strength of soul.
Motto: "Nisi Dominus" was adopted as the school motto.
The motto is a summary of the Latin translation of Psalms 27. 'nisi Dominus aedificaverit donum in vanum laboraverunt qui aedificant eam nisi Dominus custodierit civitatem frustra vigilavit qui custodit'
Meaning "unless the Lord builds the house, they work on a useless thign who build it; unless the Lord guards the community, he keeps watch in vain who guards it".
that we are building each
days of our lives.
Striving to retain visions,
searching for elusive goals.
Never losing hope for progress,
ever seeking strength of soul.
-----------------------------------------
Years spent here are so few,
to fulfill what we'd hoped to do.
Friends remain as a sign,
that we are linked to St. Mark's
through time.
Never losing hope for progress,
ever seeking strength of soul.
Motto: "Nisi Dominus" was adopted as the school motto.
The motto is a summary of the Latin translation of Psalms 27. 'nisi Dominus aedificaverit donum in vanum laboraverunt qui aedificant eam nisi Dominus custodierit civitatem frustra vigilavit qui custodit'
Meaning "unless the Lord builds the house, they work on a useless thign who build it; unless the Lord guards the community, he keeps watch in vain who guards it".
Bereavement policy
Teachers and support staff.
People to be covered: -
I.Biological parents.
II.Biological children.
III.Spouse.
IV.Member (teacher/support staff).
Contributions.
Each member contributes E10.00 (subject to change).
St. Mark’s pupils contribute, each class contributes (amount not stipulated).
Procedure.
The bereaved party informs the office which in turn alerts the committee.
Presenting the money.
The committee and one administration officer give the money to the bereaved person. In a case of a student, a parent/guardian and the committee and the administration Officer give the contribution.
In both incidents a delegation will be required to go and mourn. To be noted the delegation has to give a certain amount of money (yelikhandlela).
Office bearers 2009.
1)Mr. M. Mnisi
2)Mrs. A. Tsabedze
3)Mrs. L. Dlamini
Contact us at
ST.MARK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
MBOVANE STREET
MABANE
P.O.BOX 231
MBABANE H100
SWAZILAND
Main Office Tel:(+268) 404 2596
Fax: (+268) 404 8406
Computer Centre : (+268) 4049824
Infant School (+268) 404 8298
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ST. MARK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
Main Office .....Tel:(+268) 4042596
Fax(+268) 4048406
Infant School .. Tel:(+268) 4048298
Fax(+268) 4048406
Infant School .. Tel:(+268) 4048298
"NISI DOMINUS"