Kitwe recent comments:

I attended in 1964 - my last two terms of standard 5 before heading off to Kitwe Boys High. we came up from Rhodesia.

You may also remember Sister Regina and Mrs. Jackson, as well as Sister Mary Agnes? I think you may have been in the same grade. We had a boy named Anthony in grade 4.

I remember Sisters Damien, Marcella, Mary Faith and the monster Vincent De Paul. They were all nice except De Paul. Hated us boys.

thats funny and you are right ... she did have a mouth full of metal !

(Hi Karen McKay Thanks for saving my son's life at Umhlanga Sands in the mid- '80s. He's 35 with 3 children of his own... and I have a daughter of 16. I hope you're well) I attended this school from '67- '72 and recognise most of the nuns names. Guess I was over-sensitive because I don't remember them with any fondness.

I remember Sr Alfonsina. She terrified me. I remember her mouth full of metal fillings and the way she humiliated small chidren. She was like Baba Yaga.

I was there from 1964 to 67. Sister Joan of Arc was an exceptional person, My baby brother had a very sweet kindergarden teacher called Sister Alfonsina,

I was also taught by Sister Mary Faith - she was a lovely lady.

Sister Joan of Arc was also my teacher. My name is Helen Calteaux and she taught me in Standard 4.

They have missed out all the junior classes in the boundary. Aren't they still included in the school.

Wendy Smith nee Pearce I attended St.John's in 1959 and 1960. I was in Standard Four and Standard Five. I remember Sister Mary Faith, and Sister Rosariro and I think Sister Marcellus? My sister, Yvonne five years younger than me went there as well. I am finally going back to Kitwe at the age of 66 and would love to visit the school.

My youngest sister studied at Helen Kaunda during 1974- 1978 when Ms. Todd was the Principal. The school had many foreign teachers from across the continents. Chemistry lessons taught at the school were more memorable. Kudos to Helen Kaunda!!

I was a student here from 1963 to 1966. Loved the school, Sister Joan of Arc was my first teacher. She gave me a love of learning that has endured ever since. A great school, so pleased to see it is still going strong.

This was my Place of Fellowship from 1988 to 1994 then we moved to Nkana East Chapel. Fond memories!!!!

I attended this school from 1962-1966. One of my fondest memories is of Sports Day; I was not a great athlete but I was always honoured to read The Sportsman's Prayer before it began. This school was where I learned the song "Greensleeves".

This is where the Mellish Family lived in the 1970s

Yes Esther wrote is true but little by little the statin being one of the first will soon get n its feet and will be fine dont dispair

i love zambia and i will always love it

you people are difficult to get through to the line in the directory does not go through and there is no contact on your web page , it is so unprofessional and very inconveniencing.