Sandringham High School

Sandringham High School is a Zimbabwean Methodist Church school located 25 km from the town of Norton and 65 km from Harare. It is a mixed school that offers educational services up to Form 6.
Origins.
The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe acquired a farm next to Chibero College of Agriculture in Chivero communal lands, Mhondoro, so it could build a church and school to facilitate the settlement of church members. The school taught both primary school and secondary school levels. The campus was divided into different buildings including school blocks, residencies for boys and girls, sports fields, and teacher's accommodations. The secondary school curriculum focused on technical education where girls were taught home economics, food and nutrition, and fashion and fabrics while boys were taught construction and agriculture.
Motto.
"Every body can be somebody"
T2 era and JC.
Building home economics with its proximity to Chibero College of Agriculture, with a technical emphasis on good results.
O level.
Introduced in the 1970s(?) Starting with small numbers to four classes by the 1980s.
Academic excellence has always been the top focus. The school has consistently managed to maintain a top position in Zimbabwe.
Advanced level.
First introduced in the late 1980s under School Principals Mr. Jumo with first-class graduating (19..). Offered were science, band, and arts subjects. 
Sports.
Athletics, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and softball.
Choir.
In areas of culture, the school has released a gospel album entitled "Dai Waiziva". All songs on this album were composed by the choirmaster Mr. Chimuti. The song "Rumbidzwai" off this album has peaked at Number 1 on the Power FM top 20. The school was inspired to release an album by an Upper Six group of 2007 (Vatendi). 
The school offers various extracurricular activities such as public speaking, quizzes, debates, chess, and drama. The debate club has managed to get some medals on the national events, particularly the teams led by Moses Muchapirei (1999-2000) and the 2004 team when Nyasha Svotwa shot to National finals in the Public Speaking Junior category.