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Where every child is known.

Small classes and a close, multicultural community, on a green campus in the heart of Ridgeview.

Freedom throughknowledge.

An independent primary school in Harare for children from age two to Grade 7 — since 1992.

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Mr Kanjee, Headmaster of Westridge Primary School

A welcome from the Headmaster

“I take immense pride in our diverse, multicultural community, and in an education built on four pillars — academics, sports, culture and pastoral care.”

Founded by the Hindu Society in 1992, Westridge is an ATS-accredited, independent day school and a key feeder for Westridge High School. With state-of-the-art facilities and intentionally small classes, every child can grow into a well-rounded individual and a future leader.

Mr KanjeeHeadmaster

Why parents choose Westridge.

Four things that set us apart.

  • Small classes

    A low student-to-teacher ratio means every learner gets real, personal attention — and is known by name.

  • Every background, welcome

    A co-educational community drawn from many racial, ethnic and religious backgrounds, taught to respect and embrace difference.

  • Internationally benchmarked

    Cambridge Checkpoint since 2009 and ZIMSEC since 1994, with CHISZ entrance preparation in Grade 7.

  • More than lessons

    Every child plays at least one sport and joins at least one club, guided by specialist coaches and teachers.

Cambridge Assessment International EducationCambridge Early Years CentreSingapore Maths curriculumZIMSECConference of Heads of Independent Schools in Zimbabwe

A campus built for curiosity.

Labs, a library, studios, pools and playing fields — take a look around.

Science Lab

Science Lab

Hands-on research for our senior classes.

Computer Lab

Computer Lab

Digital literacy, coding and robotics.

Library

Library

Where a lifelong love of reading begins.

Art & Music Centre

Art & Music Centre

Instruments, studios and performance.

Swimming Pool

Swimming Pool

Squad sessions and the Interhouse Gala.

Sports Pavilion

Sports Pavilion

Overlooking the pool and our fields.

ECD Playground

ECD Playground

Climbing frames, trampoline and pet zone.

Westridge girls in yellow playing a hockey match

One sport. One club. Every child.

Athletics, cricket, cross country, hockey, soccer, swimming and tennis — plus chess, robotics, karate, drama, science and more. Some of our children go on to represent provincial and national teams.

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Questions parents ask us.

Can’t find your answer? Call us on +263 77 412 1352

What ages do you take?

Children join our Early Childhood Development (ECD) department from age two, and stay with us to the end of Grade 7.

  • ECD AA — 2 to 3 years
  • ECD A — 3 to 4 years
  • ECD B — 4 to 5 years
  • Grades 1–4 in A Block, Grades 5–7 in E Block
What are the school hours?

ECD runs Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM, with pick-up and drop-off on Ganges Road. Afternoon sport and activities run 1:30 to 4:30 PM, Monday to Thursday, and squad sessions on Friday afternoons.

The school office is open Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM.

How do I apply?

Download the application form, complete it, and submit it with your documents. Your child then has a brief interview, and you’ll receive a decision within five working days.

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What documents will I need?

The completed application form, a copy of your child’s birth certificate, a medical certificate, previous school reports (if any) and two passport-sized photographs.

How much are the fees?

Please contact the Bursar’s office for the current fee schedule and payment options — call +263 77 412 1352 or email admin@westridgeprimary.co.zw.

Which curriculum do you follow?

We combine Cambridge and national standards. Learners sit Cambridge Checkpoint (since 2009) in Mathematics, English and Science, and ZIMSEC examinations (since 1994). ECD follows the Cambridge Foundation syllabus, the Ministry curriculum and Singapore Maths.

Does my child have to do sport?

Yes — every child takes part in at least one sport and one club. If a child can’t participate on a given day, please send a doctor’s note or a letter to the PE teacher or coach.

Is there help for children who learn differently?

Our Student Support Centre supports learners with dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and ADHD, gives early help with reading, writing and maths in Grades 1 and 2, and stretches advanced readers.

About the Student Support Centre

Where do children go after Grade 7?

Westridge is a key feeder school for Westridge High School. Grade 7 learners also sit the CHISZ entrance examinations for Zimbabwe’s leading independent secondary schools.