Academic Programs
Hilton Group of Schools offers a comprehensive education from Early Childhood Development through A-Level. Our curriculum follows the Zimbabwe national syllabus (ZIMSEC), preparing students for success in Grade 7, O-Level, and A-Level examinations.
Junior School
ECD A - Grade 7
Primary School Division
Our primary school program covers Early Childhood Development (ECD A & B) through Grade 7, providing a strong foundation in literacy, numeracy, and sciences. We prepare students for the national Grade 7 examinations with a comprehensive curriculum that develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Key Subjects:
- English & Shona/Ndebele
- Mathematics
- General Science
- Social Studies
Senior School
Form 1 - Form 4
O-Level Program (ZIMSEC)
Our O-Level program offers a wide range of subjects aligned with ZIMSEC curriculum. Students study a balanced mix of sciences, humanities, languages, and practical subjects, preparing them for success in their final O-Level examinations.
Core Subjects:
- English, Mathematics, Science
- Shona/Ndebele
- History, Geography, Religious Studies
- Commercial Subjects & More
Advanced Level
Lower 6 - Upper 6
A-Level Program (ZIMSEC)
Our Advanced Level program provides specialized education in chosen subject combinations, preparing students for university entrance and professional careers. Students study 3-4 subjects in depth with expert guidance from qualified teachers.
Subject Combinations:
- Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
- Commercials (Accounts, Business, Economics)
- Arts (History, Geography, Literature)
- Mathematics & Computer Science
Our Academic Approach
Excellence Through Quality Education
Curriculum & Teaching Methods
At Hilton Group of Schools, we follow the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) curriculum, ensuring our students receive nationally recognized qualifications. Our teaching approach combines:
- Interactive Learning: Engaging lessons that encourage active participation and critical thinking
- Practical Application: Hands-on laboratory work and real-world problem solving
- Technology Integration: Computer-aided learning and digital literacy development
- Differentiated Instruction: Tailored teaching to meet individual learning needs
Assessment & Progress Monitoring
We employ a comprehensive assessment system to track student progress and ensure continuous improvement:
- Continuous Assessment: Regular tests, assignments, and class activities
- Termly Examinations: End-of-term assessments to evaluate understanding
- Mock Examinations: Practice exams for Grade 7, O-Level, and A-Level students
- Progress Reports: Detailed reports shared with parents each term
- Parent-Teacher Meetings: Regular consultations to discuss student development
Academic Support Services
We provide comprehensive support to ensure every student reaches their full potential:
- Extra Lessons: Additional classes for students who need extra help
- Exam Preparation: Intensive revision programs before national examinations
- Study Skills Training: Teaching effective learning and revision techniques
- Academic Counseling: Guidance on subject choices and career paths
- Library Resources: Well-stocked library with reference materials and textbooks
Subject Offerings
Our diverse subject range allows students to pursue their interests and strengths:
- Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Combined Science
- Mathematics: Pure Mathematics, Additional Mathematics
- Languages: English, Shona, Ndebele, French
- Humanities: History, Geography, Religious Studies
- Commercial Subjects: Accounts, Business Studies, Economics
- Technology: Computer Science, ICT
- Arts: Literature in English, Music, Art & Design
Academic Calendar
School Year Structure
Term 1
January - April
Foundation and new concepts introduction
Term 2
May - August
Core content coverage and consolidation
Term 3
September - December
Revision and examination preparation
National Examinations
Grade 7 Examinations: Written in October/November each year
O-Level Examinations: Written in October/November (final year)
A-Level Examinations: Written in May/June and October/November (final year)