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Skyline Private Schools for improved education standards, boarding facilities ready in September  

Chancy Namadzunda by Chancy Namadzunda
June 22, 2025
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Skyline Private Schools Director, Africano Phiri, has emphasized the commitment to improving its education standards, with an institution that provides education from kindergarten, primary, and secondary school.

He was speaking on Friday during the graduation ceremony for 36 Form 4 students.

Themed ‘The Unlocking Doors Endeavors,’ Phiri said the school will launch its boarding facilities for both girls and boys in September this year.

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He said the facilities will enhance education opportunities for students.

“We need to establish an educational institution that includes kindergarten, primary, and secondary school, aiming to serve at least 1,000 learners,” he said.

Phiri, who said that the hostel is phase 2 of the project, added that phase three will focus on the building of a primary school.

Joseph Patel, former president of ISAMA and a key guest at the graduation ceremony, praised Skyline Private School for its innovative and dedicated approach to providing quality education in the country.

Located at Waliranji Trading Center in Mchinji district, the school opened it’s doors in 2024.

 

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