As a Grade 11 learner from Kuisebmond Secondary School, I was thrilled to be a part of an educational tour to the University of Namibia campus in Henties Bay. The trip was a memorable experience, and we learned so much from our visit. Our Memorable Journey to Henties Bay The journey to Henties Bay was […]

Namibia recently played host to the Capricorn Eagles Quadrangular T20 International tournament, in collaboration with Capricorn Group. The tournament, which took place from 24th April to 2nd May 2023 at the United Cricket Ground in Windhoek, saw the Namibian national side, known as the Capricorn Eagles, take on teams from Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates

The Kuisebmond Secondary School located in Walvis Bay, Namibia, has once again showcased its athletic prowess by winning 28 medals at the Regional Athletics Event held on Saturday, 1st April 2023. The school has been a dominant force in the region for years and has consistently produced some of the best athletes in the country.

Kuisebmond Secondary School would like to express our deepest appreciation to Sylver Engineering, a local business that recently provided us with free services to fix our broken chairs. The repairs were completed with great professionalism and care, and we are grateful for the generous gesture. As a school, we have been using these chairs for

Kuisebmond Secondary School (KSS) recently received a generous donation of N$50,000 from the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) towards the school hall project. The handover ceremony took place on 14 March 2023 at the NFCPT head office and was attended by various representatives from KSS and NFCPT. According to NFCPT marketing & communication manager,

Kuisebmond Secondary School recently made headlines in the Walvis Bay community as we emerged victorious in the zonal athletics championship held on March 4th, 2023. Our school’s outstanding performance saw us take the top spot with an impressive 377 points, beating Walvis Bay Private School with 367 points and Flamingo Secondary School at 235.90 points,

Allen Petrus, a grade 12 learner and junior council member from Kuisebmond Secondary School in Walvis Bay, Erongo region, recently represented his region at the National Council session in Windhoek. During the session, Petrus spoke passionately about the lack of parental involvement in children’s education and the negative impact it has on learners. Petrus highlighted

Sports and extracurricular activities play a significant role in the holistic development of learners at Kuisebmond Secondary School. As part of our commitment to fostering well-rounded learners, the school’s soccer team recently participated in pre-season games held in Swakopmund on 25 February. The pre-season games provided an opportunity for the team to fine-tune their skills

Kuisebmond Secondary School has a long-standing tradition of encouraging its learners to take part in sports and extracurricular activities. This commitment to developing the whole person has paid off once again as two learners from our school, Jackson Hendjala and Peter Namalemo, recently made waves at the Coastal Chess Championship held in Swakopmund. Hendjala and