Education is not confined to textbooks, classrooms, or examinations alone. It thrives in sports fields, innovation spaces, cultural platforms, community engagements, and moments where learners express creativity and leadership.
In 2025, NuClass actively participated in a wide range of educational and community events across Zimbabwe — supporting schools not only through technology, but also through practical, on-the-ground involvement.
At all the events highlighted below except the NASH Conference, NuClass proudly:
- Donated 6 Starlink Kits @Dassaf Embakwe
- provided a PA system
- captured professional images
- documented moments for learners, parents, and schools
This reflects our belief that education truly happens beyond the classroom.
Primary School Ball Games – Plumtree High School
Primary school teams and coaches coming together during the Mangwe Primary School Ball Games held in Plumtree High School.
The Primary School Ball Games hosted at Plumtree High brought together young learners from different schools to compete, collaborate, and grow through sport.
Learners actively competing in volleyball matches during the Primary School Ball Games.
Beyond competition, the ball games created an opportunity for young learners to build confidence, teamwork, and discipline in a relaxed but organised environment. Parents, educators, and the wider community came together to celebrate talent, effort, and participation rather than results alone. Moments like these highlight the importance of holistic development, where physical activity plays a key role in nurturing balanced learners.
NuClass supported this event by:
- providing a PA system for coordination and announcements
- capturing event photography free of charge
These games nurtured teamwork, discipline, confidence, and healthy competition — key pillars in holistic education beyond the classroom.
🎥 Watch highlights from the Primary School Ball Games at Plumtree High School
DASSAF & PASSAF School Festivals – Embakwe
The DASSAF (Drama, Arts and Speech Association Festival) and PASSAF (Performing Arts Schools Association Festival) held at Embakwe were vibrant celebrations of creativity, talent, and self-expression.
The arts festivals provided a powerful platform for creative expression, cultural identity, and confidence-building among participants. Poetry, dance, modelling, and music were used as tools to communicate real-life messages while showcasing hidden talent. These festivals reminded everyone that learning extends into creative spaces where expression, discipline, and collaboration are just as valuable as academic achievement.
NuClass supported these festivals by:
- providing a PA system for performances
- capturing event images at no cost
- Donating 6 Starlink kits to schools, with most nominees
Learners showcased poetry, drama, music, dance, and modelling — proving that education beyond the classroom must also nurture artistic and creative intelligence.
DASSAF and PASSAF festivals at Embakwe celebrating arts, culture, music and talent among primary and secondary students in Matabeleland South Province.
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence – Primary & Secondary Schools Held at Alan Primary School.
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence was commemorated by both primary and secondary schools at Alan Primary School under the theme:
“Unite to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls.”
Moments from the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence commemorations in Plumtree, where learners, community leaders, government officials, and partners united under the theme “Unite to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls.”
The commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism went beyond awareness, focusing on meaningful conversations around safety, respect, and digital responsibility. Through performances, speeches, and interactive sessions, learners were encouraged to reflect on their roles in building a respectful and inclusive society. The presence of government departments, law enforcement, and community organisations reinforced the shared responsibility required to address gender-based violence in both physical and digital spaces.
NuClass supported this important programme by:
- providing a PA system
- capturing event photography,
The event brought together key stakeholders, including:
- Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
- Ministry of Youth
- Ministry of Women Affairs
- Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)
- Plumtree Town Council
- Local businesses in Plumtree
Learners presented poems, dances, and modelling performances, reinforcing the role schools play in shaping values, awareness, and safe learning environments.
Prize Giving Days – Celebrating Excellence Beyond the Classroom
NuClass was honoured to attend and support several Prize Giving Day ceremonies, including:
- Plumtree High School Prize Giving Day
- Alan Redfern Prize Giving Day
- Beacon Primary School Prize Giving Day
- Kwite Primary School Prize Giving Day
Celebrating excellence across our schools — prize giving ceremonies that honoured effort, growth, and achievement while inspiring learners to dream bigger.
Prize giving events offered a moment to pause and recognise dedication of teachers, their passion for teaching, and their commitment to nurturing learners beyond academics, consistency, and resilience demonstrated throughout the year. They celebrated not only top achievers but also growth, improvement, and commitment. The celebrations were filled with singing, dancing, poetry, and joy, reminding us that learning is both structured and expressive, creating lasting memories for families and educators while reinforcing the value of encouragement and recognition in the learning journey.
At these events as always, NuClass provided:
- PA systems
- professional photography,
- and donations towards the upliftment of schools
Student Innovation Documentary – Plumtree High School
At Plumtree High School, NuClass produced a short documentary highlighting learner innovation from the Technical Graphics and Innovation Department.
We interviewed five students, showcasing practical solutions designed to address real-world challenges:
- An automatic water level detector, aimed at preventing overflowing dams and water tanks at homes and farms
- An automatic downloading machine, similar to a goods lift but mobile — designed to safely lower goods from high floors to the ground, especially during emergencies
- A Form One student-developed software called “Smart Hub”, created to assist workers and learners, featuring:
- English Dictionary and Thesaurus
- AI Chatbot
- Search Engine
- Notebook
- Learning Games
Innovation in action — Plumtree High School students showcasing practical science, technology solutions, and creative problem-solving with support from NuClass.
This documentary reflects the power of education beyond the classroom, where learners innovate, solve problems, and apply knowledge to real life.
This student innovation documentary highlights how NuClass supports digital education and practical learning in Zimbabwean schools.
NASH Conference – Kariba
The National Association of Secondary School Heads (NASH) Conference held in Kariba brought together school leaders and the business community from across Zimbabwe to engage on leadership, policy, and the future of education.
While NuClass did not provide PA or media services at this event, our participation allowed us to:
- interact directly with school heads
- understand administrative challenges
- contribute to discussions on digital transformation in schools
NuClass at the National Association of Secondary Heads (NASH) Conference in Kariba — engaging education leaders, partners, and innovators on the future of school digitalisation in Zimbabwe.
This conference in Kariba provided an opportunity to engage with education leaders, policymakers, and service providers from across the country. Conversations focused on leadership, innovation, transformation, and the future of learning in a rapidly changing digital world. Participation at this level allowed for meaningful connections, knowledge exchange, and alignment with national goals shaping education beyond local communities.
Education Beyond the Classroom
Across sports, arts, innovation, activism, and celebration, one message remains clear: learning flourishes when young people are given platforms to express talent, creativity, leadership, and social responsibility beyond formal lessons.
This approach reflects the principles of Education 5.0, which emphasise innovation, heritage, community engagement, and the practical application of knowledge. By supporting events through PA systems, documentation, and storytelling — often at no cost — NuClass contributes to creating environments where skills are developed, values are shaped, and confidence is built.
In line with Vision 2030, these engagements help prepare future citizens who are innovative, socially aware, and ready to contribute meaningfully to national development. Through sustained community involvement and digital preservation of experiences, NuClass remains committed to strengthening an inclusive and forward-looking education ecosystem in Zimbabwe.
Looking Ahead
NuClass will continue to:
- support schools beyond software
- celebrate learner talent and innovation
- partner with communities in meaningful ways
Because true education is not only taught — it is experienced beyond the classroom.
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