Skip to content

Vacancies

Bambino School is providing an employment opportunities to individuals how might be interested in the following positions:

Nursery School

  • Supervisor- to manage the Nursery section.
  • Assistant Teacher ( Temporary)

High School

  • Head Teacher – To manage the High School section
  • Teachers
    • French and English
    • French and Chichewa
    • Accounting and Business Studies
    • ICT

Boarding Section

  • Matron – To manage the girls boarding section
  • Matron Assistant

Special Education Need and Disabilities Department

  • Assistant Teacher

For more information please click here to view the full details regrading these job opportunities

Fees for the 2019/2020 Academic Year

NURSERY

MWK
Baby Class, Toddler Class and Middle Class180,000
Day Care 70,000
Reception200,000
 

PRIMARY

MWK
Standard 1-4 290,000
Standard 5-7330,000
 

SPECIAL NEEDS (SEND)

  • MWK 350,000
 

HIGH SCHOOL

(MANEB)

MWK
Form 1 and 2350,000
Form 3365,000
Form 4385,000
 

CAMBRIDGE

MWK
Form 1 and 2380,000
Form 3395,000
Form 4500,000
Form 5500,000
Form 6570,000
 

BOARDING

MWK
Boarding Fees320,000
Medical50,000
Registration and Admission Fee22,000
 

Fees Payment

At least 50% of the school fees should be paid before the commencement of the term. Any balances are to be settled within the 2 Week grace period.

1st Term – 2nd September 2019

2nd Term – 6th January 2019

3rd Term – 14th April for Checkpoint Students and 21st April for the Rest of the school

All fees are payable to the schools account

BANKNATIONAL BANK OF MALAWI
BRANCHCAPITAL CITY
ACCOUNT NAMEBAMBINO SCHOOL
ACCOUNT NUMBER1227599
 

All deposit slips and proof of payments should be sent to the school in person or via email (accounts@bambinoschools.org)

High School – End of Term Newsletter

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We have now come to the end of the 3rd Term, in the 2018/2019 Academic year. We hope that you have had a wonderful as well as productive academic year. This term has seen further developments towards academic excellence and we have rounded-up the current academic year with a lot of activities which among others include: public examinations, international trips, the 2018/2019 School leavers graduation and programs geared towards social and well-being of our students.

First of all, we would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation as you have entrusted us with your children/ward for this academic year as well as remitting examination fees, school fees on time and the valuable communication fostered in the various platforms provided and made available.

Term Programs

The 2019 Cambridge Examinations were conducted and concluded on 13th June 2019 and our students were commended for the admirable conduct during this period.

The 2019 MSCE Examinations were also concluded in the month of June, with further commendation for our students who conducted themselves very well.

The 2019 Graduation ceremony was successfully held on 15th June 2019 and was well patronized by parents and guardians though some could not attend due to the distance they had between the city and their location at that time. From the postmortem we conducted, it turned out to be our best event with unqualified success.

The international school trips, i.e. German trip to Ghana; German Student Exchange trip to Germany are currently underway as our student groups have arrived at their destinations and are on course with their schedules. Sadly, we had to cancel the Open trip to Zambia-Zimbabwe-Botswana because of low remittance of funds from parents and we couldn’t facilitate the prior logistics. However, we will have the trip rescheduled for the first term of the next academic year during the mid-term holiday. Please support your child or ward in time so that we can have the trip.

Parents and Teachers Association

We would like to offer our appreciation once again for your unwavering support towards the running of the PTA. As mentioned at the beginning of the term, there is a reliable flow of information through the class “WhatsApp” groups as well as other means as requested by some parents. Let’s continue to support each other through this grouping. We are still updating our system from time to time and would therefore like to request that you forward the latest email address to the class teachers as soon as possible so that we provide you with access to the parents portal in our system where you can access valuable details about your child at the school.

Discipline

As is the case in all schools, discipline at the school is crucial and we have had to expel some students for serious offenses and in line with this, we rolled out a “Code of Conduct” enclosed in the school report packets of Term 2 so that you and your child/ward should have ample time to go through the document and in the end complete the details at the end then return the document to school through the class teachers. If for any reason you have not had the chance to do so, please contact us through your child’s class teacher and request for the copy so that you are well acquainted with it’s contents and append your approval.

We would also like to inform parents to provide your children/wards with the appropriate school uniform, sports kit and ensure that your child/ward is well dressed for school as well as having school standard hair style. Please take advantage of the long break to replenish uniform sets for your child or ward. Our uniform stores is always open during the holidays.

All exercise books are also to be taken care of by covering with a see-through plastic cover with NO scribbling or dirtying so that subject material is easy to follow through and enable easy access to content. Please remind your child or ward that most of the content in the current exercise books will be required in the next academic year as they progress to the next level of their studies.

School Fees

School fees are to be completed on time, i.e. by the end of the 2nd month in a term. As per school policy, after the 20th of a month, fee checking commences. For those who are on the fee payment plan, we urge you to honor our agreement, and most importantly for those who can manage to do so, please pay fees in advance. For those who are yet to complete fees payment due to some unforeseen circumstances, we urge you to do so as soon as possible and if there are any discrepancies or there is a need to reconcile payments, our accounts office is always ready to assist using your remittances and receipts or bank transfer confirmation.

After Management held consultative meetings, it has been resolved that school fees be adjusted upwards with a view to cater for rising inflation as well as incorporating examination fees, spread over a longer period of a child’s progression leading to the Exam year so that we overcome the current burden faced by both parents and the school in collecting school fees and exam fees, as a large chunk. This has already been tried and tested in the MANEB stream and for the past years, it has worked to everyone’s benefit. The fees structure from September 2019 will be as follows:

MANEB CLASSES

 
Form 1 and 2350,000
Form 3365,000
Form 4385,000
 

CAMBRIDGE CLASSES

 
Form 1 and 2380,000
Form 3395,000
Form 4500,000
Form 5500,000
Form 6570,000
 

Much appreciation goes to the parents/guardians who have since paid fees in advance for 3rd Term.

All fees must be deposited into the school fees account. Below are the details:

Account NameBambino Schools
Account Number1227599
BankNational Bank
BranchCapital City
Fax01761372
Emailadmin@bambinoschool.org secondary@bambinoschool.org
 

Remember to send the deposit slip, remittance or bank transfer details to our Accounts Office in person, through fax or email.

Be reminded that the ‘fee payment plan’ is an official scheme for which you have to apply in person and upon approval, you would be taken through completing the documentation and we will thus honor our agreement as per ‘fee payment plan’. Deciding to defer payment unilaterally does not qualify being on a ‘fee payment plan’ neither does sending word of mouth nor a note to the school through a student.

2019 IGCSE/A LEVEL October/November Examinations

The window for remitting examination fees opened on 15th May 2019 and will close on 10th August 2019. If you have a student scheduled or wishing to sit for examinations during this session, please request a letter giving a quote of the exam fees and payment details from the Head-teacher’s office as soon as possible. After the closing date, late entry fees apply on top of each subject fee.

All students who are sitting for a selected number of subjects during the 2019 May/June session are expected back in class as we open the next term on 2nd September 2019. Please be reminded that this is a requirement for internal candidates sitting for exams at Cambridge Centres and if your child or ward does not turn up, we will make that student an external candidate.

Communication

All communication should be made through our normal and official channels, official phone number; office bearer’s personal phone number; class “WhatsApp” groups; class teacher’s personal phone number; email: secondary@bambinoschools.org; verbally and in writing. Let us inform one another of absences and let us timely communicate alterations to normal schedules so that we lessen disruption to school related activities. We thank all parents who continually use the official channels to communicate with the school and the curtesy you have afforded us in doing so.

We look forward to serving you in the next academic year of 2010/2020. Please remember that our offices remain open during the holidays and we are available to attend to queries and facilitations.

R. THOM D. PHIRI
DEPUTY HEADTEACHER ADMINISTRATIONDEPUTY HEADTEACHER ACADEMICS

Peace Run 2019

Bambino Primary School was privileged to participate in the 2019 Peace Run-a worldwide   initiative to share and celebrate peace in the 44 counties that are in the Southern Hemisphere. The theme of the peace run was Peace begins with me, Peace begins with us. Bambino Primary was among three schools in Lilongwe selected for this Peace Run and there was no better event and occasion than this one to resonate on our Character Development Program which is centered on a broad number of virtues which all have a bearing on peace and harmony among people and Nations. The interviews done by the head teacher and standard 7 learners all emphasized on what we could do together as one united family and people to promote peace and unity. The school pledged to continue with its endeavors to promote peace and harmony through its various programs that include sports, clubs, service projects and the classroom activities. It was encouraging to see the enthusiasm by both teachers and learners on this day and are hopeful that the message has been taken home and parents will lead from the front in promoting peace in the family set up.

A game of guess which learners enjoyed so much
Aliesha the torch bearer for the day

Peace Run Summary

  • A Lap run by international team and Bambino teachers.
  • A presentation on the rationale behind the Peace Run by the international team.
  • A game to guess where some of the participants were coming from[countries].
  • Holding of the torch by all learners and teachers.
  • Interviews Zodiac TV –The head teacher, Sheena Fulutuna and Oswald Mtupira.

Learners and teachers holding the torch, which symbolizes a commitment to make the world a peaceful place to live in.

Bambino Peace Run

**Look out for the program which is going to be aired on Zodiac TV on a date to be announced. The activities that took place can also be accessed on this link:

https://www.peacerun.org/mw/news/2019/0614/3511/

Term 1 2018/2019 Bambino High School Newsletter

Dear Parents / Guardians,

Welcome to the new academic year 2018/2019. With your commitment, by sending your child/ward to Bambino High School, we are assured that we are together in the quest of providing quality education. Bambino High School is a ​ reputable market leader​ in secondary education. We feel honored that after a long and interactive holiday you have had with your children/wards, you have entrusted their education with us in this new academic year.

First of all, it pleased the Management/Directors of Bambino Pvt. Schools to appoint us as the new High School Administrators as follows:

  • Mr. R. Thom, Deputy Headteacher Administration.
  • Mr. D. Phiri, Deputy Headteacher Academics.

Notably, we would like to share with you outstanding examination results in the 2018 May/June Cambridge examination session:

CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY CHECKPOINT EXAMINATION RESULTS

The Form 1 students who have joined us from our feeder primary school, Bambino Primary School have done extremely well with individual performance being noted as follows:
 

SCORES 5.0-6.0 4.0-4.9 3.0-3.9 2.0-2.9 TOTAL PASS 1.0-1.9 0.0-0.9 TOTAL
MATHS 4 3 11 11 29 10 6 45
ENGLISH 14 7 12 9 42 3 0 45
SCIENCE 12 12 13 5 42 2 1 45
TOTAL 30 22 36 25 15 7 45

 

CAMBRIDGE IGCSE EXAMINATION RESULTS

Part of our 2017/18 graduating class produced outstanding results which have proved to be competitive amongst the top performing students in Malawi with several students surpassing our expectations and passing with distinctions and to that effect, our best had the following outstanding set of results :

The overall performance is summarized below which gives a reflection of yet another milestone in Bambino High School’s achievements paving way for even greater things to come:

 

A* A B C D E F G U
ACCOUNTING 1 3 1 2
BIOLOGY 2 3 10 9 6 6 2 3
BUSINESS STUDIES 1 2 8 9 6 4 1 1
CHEMISTRY 1 1 5 6 1 5 2
ENGLISH 2nd 4 13 7 8 3
ENGLISH 1st 1 1 1
FRENCH 1
GEOGRAPHY 1 1 6 12 5 4 5 1
HISTORY 2 1
ICT 1 2 2 3 2
MATHEMATICS 1 2 11 8 9 2
PHYSICS 1 2 7 9 6 7 5 1 3
TOTAL 5 13 46 70 41 45 24 5 13

 

As it has been communicated to you in previous communication modes, the next Cambridge IGCSE and A Level examination session is October/November 2018 and registration closed on 10​th August 2018. We are thus in the late entry period which attracts a penalty fee. If you wish to have your child/ward sit for Cambridge examinations in the coming session, please make swift arrangements with us before 21​st September 2018.

 

VICTORIA FALLS TRIP

At the end of last academic year, the high school organized an open school trip to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe which was duly executed with very positive response both from students and a parent who accompanied the students. From the reviews we received, the trip was a great success. For the end of 2018/19 academic year trip, we are assured of a larger number as most of you, parents/guardians have expressed interest in taking part in the coming trips.

 

2018/19 ACADEMIC YEAR

The term has started off in earnest with plans and goals laid out in the section coupled with key changes to the infrastructure and the academics:

  1. INFRASTRUCTURE
    • Bambino High School has moved a step higher towards providing education of a high standard with renovations taking place in all classrooms. As such, our classes are now fitted with whiteboards and new furniture, i.e. desks, to create a conducive learning atmosphere.We have also received a new consignment of textbooks from our suppliers which will complement the available stocks and provide more learning resources. In light of this development, we now have a qualified Librarian to handle our library services and assist learners through research in our available resource books and online library system being put in place.
  2. ACADEMICS
    • As a way of re-enforcing the learning process and accommodating learners of different potentials and abilities, we have introduced new subjects and are also in the process of preparing learners’ space for innovative subjects. In the meantime, we have introduced Physical Education, a Cambridge examinable subject at IGCSE, hence it has started at Form 4A level as all other junior classes in the ‘A’ stream prepare for it through the mandatory one lesson a week in Physical Education.In line with our goal of improving results further, we have also introduced Cambridge IGCSE Agriculture at Form 4A level. On this key introduction, all students in the class are undergoing lessons in the subject and will sit for their exams in October/November of 2019 thereby giving parents/guardians and learners a feel of the examination process based on this ​ one subject​ which should in turn give a reflection of the follow up progress in the May/June 2020 exams as results will be available in January 2020.For the new academic year, there are materials students will need and a comprehensive list was circulated on our ‘WhatsApp groups’ which is available at the school. Please procure these items for your child/ward so that learning is facilitated as expected.
  3. TERM 1 CALENDAR
    • This term is a very busy and demanding term as we have a number of notable events lined up apart from those already mentioned:
    • DATE EVENT
      3rdSeptember 2018 Boarders arrival.
      4thSeptember 2018 Term 1 opens.
      8thSeptember 2018 Start of Boarding Remedial lessons.
      20thSeptember 2018 Science Field Trip (To be confirmed).
      3rdOctober 2018 Marimba Band performance at German Embassy.
      8thOctober 2018 Cambridge October/November Exam Sessions begins.
      Mid-term examinations week.
      15th – 21stOctober 2018 Mid-term holiday.
      22nd – 28thOctober 2018 German Student Exchange visit (7 students).
      27th October 2018 Silver Jubilee Celebrations (To be confirmed).
      3rd November 2018 Boarding Parents Meeting (2pm – 3pm)
      9th – 10th November 2018 School Baha’i Holiday
      28th November 2018 End of Term 1 Examinations begin.
      3rd – 6th December 2018 Academic and Extra-curricular presentations.
      7th December 2018 Closing assembly, report distribution/consultation

       

  4. FEES STRUCTURE
        • At the end of last academic year, we revised our fee structures as follows:
        • CURRICULUM CLASS OLD FEE NEW FEE
          Cambridge Form 1A & 2A K300,000.00 K315,000.00
          Form 3A & 4A K320,000.00 K335,000.00
          Form 5 K340,000.00 K355,000.00
          Form 6 K360,000.00 K375,000.00
          MANEB Form 1B & 2B K275,000.00 K290,000.00
          Form 3B & 4B K290,000.00 K300,000.00
          Boarding All classes K300,000.00 K300,000.00
        • All new students are expected to pay the full school fees upon acceptance into the school. For returning students, the school encourages parents to pay all fees on or before the first day of the term. However, for those who might not have done so, please be advised that the grace period for the fees ends on 14​th September 2018. In line with our policy, we encourage parents to contact the administration on ‘fee payment plan’ if there are constraints being experienced in paying fees on time, i.e. let us not create a fee plan unilaterally but in accompaniment and with the right documentation.
        • All fees must be deposited into the school account. Below are the details:
        • Account Name Bambino Schools
          Account Number 1227599
          Bank National Bank
          Branch Capital City
          Fax 01761372
          Email ​admin@bambinoschool.org

          Remember to bring or send the deposit slip to our Accounts Office personally or by fax or email.

        • Uniform
          We encourage all our learners to be in our school colors every day with appropriate sports uniform for Tuesday afternoon (standard white shorts – with an option of plain white/black tights for girls under the shorts, Bambino white sports t-shirt – or a plain white t-shirt as you await supply, with predominantly white sports shoes and plain white socks). On Thursday afternoon we have House Activities and students are expected to buy a house color t-shirt which will be communicated in due course.
  5. TERM 1 WEEKDAY PROGRAM
    • DAY 0700 -0720 730 – 0810 730 – 1010 040 – 1320 1420 – 1600
      Monday Assembly Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons
      Tuesday Arrival Lessons Lessons Lessons School sports
      Wednesday Arrival Lessons Lessons Lessons Service Projects
      Thursday Arrival Lessons Lessons Lessons Clubs or Houses
      Friday Arrival Lessons Lessons Lessons Lesson (1320-1400)
    • On arrival at school, students are to go straight to class where they will have registration from 0720 up to 0730. Students who report late for lessons will have to be at the waiting bay and there will be a member of staff to handle late comers, and they will only be allowed into class after the end of the lesson at that time so that lessons are not disturbed. At the end of the day, pick up time is between 1600 and 1630. After 1630, remaining students will be supervised at the waiting bay. Please communicate if you are running late for pick up.

Should there be any queries of clarification, please feel free to visit the school administration or give us a call on our ground lines and/or our direct lines 0993364715 and 0999304419.

 

Bambino Nursery School Newsletter

Dear Parent/ Guardians,

Welcome back to Bambino Nursery School our dear parents and learners. Special welcome to our new parents and thank you for the right choice you have made to join the Bambino family. Newsletters of this kind constitute the main form of communication from school to parents. It is advisable that they are read carefully because they contain very important information. We also encourage direct contact between the class teacher and a parent. We hope to have the usual support from all of you parents as it has been the case before.

Know Your Teachers

Class Name of Class Teacher Phones Name of Assistant Phone
Baby Mrs. C. Mbale 0999335605 Miss H. Chamveka 0888720033
Toddler Mrs. C. Mussa 0991811318 Miss C. Mkandawire 0881984874
Middle Miss T. Chiyenda 0881479379
0991166669
Ms. J. Nanthowa
Mrs. V. Banda
0999390435
0884544941
Reception 1 Ms. M. Gondwe 0995878713 Miss. C. Maleta 0884047748
Reception 2 Ms. S. Mvula 0999419711
0884566261
Mrs A. Storey 0993839024

Term Calendar (14Weeks)

 

Date Events
4th September 2018-2019 school year started
29th September Silver Jubilee
1st – 5th October Parents and Teachers discussions
15th – 19th October Mid Term Break
2nd November Trip to Kusewera village
9th November Baha’i Holiday
14th November Open Day
30th November Christmas Party
7th December End of first Term school loses. Parents collecting progress reports.

Daily Routine

Lessons begin at 8:00am and all learners are expected to be in class no later than 7:50am. There is always a teacher at the car park from 7:00 – 7:45am. Learners arriving after the stated time will have to be escorted to the class by the adult bringing them. We hope to have the usual support from you parents.

 

Homework

Reception and middle class will be given homework as soon as they have settled down and are familiar with what they are doing. This should remain with your child throughout the year and will act as the first means of communication between home and school.

Home work will be sent three times a week, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Please make sure this home work is returned the next day. If they scribble on other pages or tear the papers, you will be required to buy a new book, as
there will be no room.

 

New Parents Meeting

A special invitation to all our new parents this Friday 14​th September 2018. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 13:00hrs and end at 14:00hrs. The main agenda is getting to know each other as well as sharing a bit about your expectations and ours.

Silver Jubilee

This year, Bambino Schools will be celebrating 25 years and the event will be held on 29​th of September 2018. A more detailed letter about the event will follow.

SCORES 5.0-6.0 4.0-4.9 3.0-3.9 2.0-2.9 TOTAL PASS 1.0-1.9 0.0-0.9 TOTAL
MATHS 4 3 11 11 29 10 6 45
ENGLISH 14 7 12 9 42 3 0 45
SCIENCE 12 12 13 5 42 2 1 45
TOTAL 30 22 36 25 15 7 45

 

Examination results for Primary Checkpoint

Last academic year, Bambino Primary School had standard 7 students who sat for the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint and below is a summary of the outstanding results. Some of the students were graduates from Bambino Nursery School and we share with Bambino Primary School this outstanding performance:

 

High School Cambridge IGCSE Results

In the same year, some of our Bambino Nursery School graduates managed to sit for Bambino High School examination in the Cambridge IGCSE examinations and we also share the outstanding performance:

A* A B C D E F G U
ACCOUNTING 1 3 1 2
BIOLOGY 2 3 10 9 6 6 2 3
BUSINESS STUDIES 1 2 8 9 6 4 1 1
CHEMISTRY 1 1 5 6 1 5 2
ENGLISH 2nd 4 13 7 8 3
ENGLISH 1st 1 1 1
FRENCH 1
GEOGRAPHY 1 1 6 12 5 4 5 1
HISTORY 2 1
ICT 1 2 2 3 2
MATHEMATICS 1 2 11 8 9 2
PHYSICS 1 2 7 9 6 7 5 1 3
TOTAL 5 13 46 70 41 45 24 5 13

 

Day Care

Nursery School offers daycare which starts at 12:00 noon soon after classes and finishes at 4:45 pm. We recommend that all parents observe the knocking off time as late picking up will attract a penalty of K1, 000 paid on demand. The school provides a well-balanced diet.

 

Fees Reminder

All Parents please note the fees for 2018-2019 academic year are as follows:

Class Fees (MK)
Nursery 150,000
Day care 70,000
Nursery + Day care 220,000
Reception 180,000 (250,000 with daycare​)

 

All new learners are expected to pay the full amount of school fees upon acceptance into the school. For returning students, the school encourages parents to pay all fees on or before the first day of the term. However, for those who might not have done so, please be advised that the grace period for the fees ends on 14th​ September 2018.

All fees must be deposited into the school account. Below are the details.

Account Name Bambino Schools
Account Number 1227599
Bank National Bank
Branch Capital City
Fax 01761372
Email ​admin@bambinoschool.org

Remember to send the deposit slip to our Accounts
Office, fax or email.

 

Uniform

We encourage all our learners to be in our school colours everyday ​ except Wednesdays (during which they have P.E) and Fridays when they dress according to the colour of the week.​ Uniform can be purchased from the school’s tuck shop located at the primary school.

Should there be any queries, please feel free to call either of the numbers below.

Thank You

Masozi Gondwe
Nursery Supervisor​ – 0881 725 165/0995878713