Prince Edward School

Prince Edward School, located at the corner of Josiah Tongogara Avenue and Prince Edward Street in Harare, Zimbabwe, is one of the country’s most prestigious boys’ schools. Established in 1898 and renamed in 1925 after a visit by Prince Edward of Wales, the institution has built a strong reputation for academic excellence, discipline, and tradition. Guided by its motto Tot Facienda Parum Factum (“So much to do, So little done”), the school emphasizes holistic education, blending rigorous academics with cultural and sporting achievements. Its leadership, currently under Headmaster Mr. Matthias Magodlyo, continues to uphold the school’s legacy while adapting to modern educational standards.

Beyond academics, Prince Edward School is renowned for its vibrant extracurricular programs, producing outstanding alumni who have excelled in diverse fields across Zimbabwe and internationally. Known affectionately as The Tigers, the school fosters a spirit of resilience, teamwork, and leadership among its students. With specialized departments in Sciences, Commerce, Humanities, Languages, Sports, and Technical & Vocational Studies, Prince Edward provides a comprehensive education that prepares young men for both local and global opportunities. Its central Harare location makes it a cornerstone of Zimbabwean education, attracting families who value tradition, excellence, and a forward-looking vision for their children’s future.