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The New Prefects Council Elected - Chilembwe Elected Headboy

Tue, 13 Mar 2012 02:25:17 +0100

It was raining that afternoon when the faces of Daniel Chilembwe and Anna Salam were filled with smiles after the announcement were made that they had been elected headboy and headgirl, respectively. Chilembwe scooped 89 votes, beating Erick Phiri, Bornface Singo and Andrew Mwacho who got 70, 68 and 67, respectively. Salam, on the other hand, scooped 96 votes after beating Jane Lungu, Chifundo Bello and Loveness Adin who got 82, 73 and 40 votes, respectively.

Other positions that were contested include:
Ø State Prefect: Ben Kasegwe

Ø Sanitation Prefects: Carlos Josephy
Diana Malenga

Ø Dinning Prefects: Christpher Muyowe
Mauree Kamwendo

Ø Library Prefects: Bizwick Beston
Jeany Kalilombe

Ø Health Prefects: Max Mtiwa
Angella Nyundo

Ø Entertainment Prefects: Frank Jana
Carolyn Malimusi

Ø Sports Prefects: Steve Fly
Magret Gunde

Ø Laboratory Prefects: Frazer Tembo
Mirrium Makoza

HOSTEL PREFECTS BOYS

CHILEMBWE
ROBERT MSAKA
JOSEPH MANYUNGWA

NYIKA 1
THOKO GWANDA

NYIKA 2
ANJIRU BESTER

VIPHYA 1
BLESSINGS GOPANIKUFA

VIPHYA 2
DUNCANI SABOLA

ZIMBAMBWE 1
RABSON MBOTERA

ZIMBAMWE 2
PRECIOUS MOLLEN

HOSTEL PREFECTS GIRLS

CHILEMBWE
ROBINA SILIKA

NYIKA
Stella Chavuta

ZIMBAMBWE
Love Adini

VIPHYA
Chifundo Bello

Voting started at 14:00 hours and ended at 16:00 hours of Sunday, 4th March, 2012. Form 4 students were not allowed to participate in the voting process. Each student (Form 1 to 3) was allowed to vote once for each candidate on each portfolio. If found voting more than once, appropriate discipline measures were to be applied. Voting was by means of ballot papers and was done by ticking against a candidate of a person's choice.

No candidate was allowed to conduct any campaign activity on the voting day. If found doing so, the Electoral Commission was to disqualify such a candidate.

Counting of the votes commenced immediately after the voting process closed down. Results were announced on Tuesday, 7th March, 2012 at 3:30 pm in the Assembly Hall. The occasion was graced by the headteacher of the school, Mr A. mjima and many other teachers. These candidates are to serve the school for the 2012/13 academic year. Should any candidate bleach any rule of the school, he/she will be stripped the position and it will be given to another person.

CZSS Students to Elect New Prefects Council

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 11:25:33 +0100

For the smooth running operations of any organisation, there is great need for a good and vibrant leadership. Having realised the importance of the role an organised leadership plays, CZSS students are today, the 4th March 2012 form 2:00 pm, set to elect the new prefect council that will be in office in the academic year beginning 2012/2013.

The leaders will be elected democratically. Every student who is contesting in the elections will be given equal chance of being elected. "It will be a free and fair election. We have included members of staff as well as students representing almost all contesting members to monitor the election process," said Mr M. Kadzuwa, a teacher in the school and a member of elections committee.

The students who are eligible to contest are those that are in Form 3. However, all students are eligible voters.

Among many other duties, the Students Prefects Council works as a voice of students to the school administration. On the other hand, the management of the school is made easy with the help of the prefects.

CZSS staff to hold brai

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 09:59:04 +0100

Unity, social integration and cohesion are very critical where people from different cultural backgrounds, age groups, regions and off course families leave their respective homes, meet and live together in one neighbourhood like a workplace. Having realised the importance of togetherness, Chiradzulu Secondary School teaching staff have organised a brai that will take place at the scholol's Home Economics Lab, tomorrow, the 24th September, 2011.

According to Mr. Moyo, one of the teachers and organisers, the function is aimed at enhancing togethrness. "We have organised this brai so that, as members of one community, we come together, eat together, drink together, enjoy together and do some other activities together," echoed Moyo.

Asked if they have ever had any such activity since he came to teach at Chiradzulu Secondary school, Moyo who has taught at the school for over five years said apart from football (which is popularly known as 'socials') and television watching in the staffroom, he has never seen an activity that enhances social cohesion among teachers at the school. He said, "I think it's because of the fear to contibute more money than others. Since bear is more expensive than soft drinks, those who don't drink (bear) felt like if they contribute equal amounts, they will pay more.To solve this problem, we will buy soft drinks only. Those who want bear, they will buy using money from their own pocket but they will be allowed to drink at the place."

Moyo also blamed poor organisation as being responsible for the absence of brai and other such activities in the past years. "I believe we, teachers of Chiradzulu Secondary School are more organised than ever," claimed Moyo.

Chiradzulu Secondary School is a government owned school situated in Chiradzulu district. The brai is expected to attract about 26 teachers of the school.

Chiradzulu Secondary School Creates a Website

Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:49:15 +0100

In its quest to complement government's efforts in improving the education standards of the country, Chiradzulu Secondary School is pleased to inform the general public that it has now created a website. Amoung other things, the website is to be used for making public announcement of things happening in the school such examination results, important events and projects, just to mention a few.

The vision of CZSS is to be a catalyst for socio-economic development, industrial growth and instrument for empowering the poor, the weak and voiceless. Education enhances group solidarity, national consciousness and tolerance of diversity. In essence, the sector wishes to ensure better access and equity, relevance and quality, and good governance and management in all institutions from basic education to higher education.

The mission of CZSS is to provide quality and relevant education to the Malawian nation. Such education should enable people to acquire relevant knowledge, skills, expertise and competencies to perform effectively as citizens, workforce and as leaders of Malawi, thereby reducing poverty amongst the people of Malawi.