Child Sponsorship Program II

Many children in Zambia are denied pre-school education because of poverty. This is a major problem because modern research shows how important it is to lay the foundations for learning at a young age. Children from comparatively wealthy families thus get a head start in their educational lives as they will start school even as young as 18 months. 

As a result ZIGS has introduced a child sponsorship program to try to break this cycle of poverty. For £200 ($250) per term you can support a child to be educated at ZIGS and thus be educated in an environment that is thoroughly conducive to learning. For a relatively small amount of money in northern hemisphere terms a child can be given the foundations for lifelong learning.

Teacher Training Courses at ZIGS

Teacher Training 

We are delighted to announce that we are now enrolling for our Teacher Training courses to commence in January 2013.

We have places available on Certificate and Diploma courses in 'Early Childhood Education' and 'Training the Care Givers.'

Our courses will be delivered by our Deputy Head and ETTAZ 'Curriculum and Examinations' Chairperson, Miss Josephine Bwalya, alongside our team of well qualified and experienced teachers.

Our course will be delivered 'in house' so that our trainees get the opportunity to carry out their teaching practice in Livingstone's premier International School. Lectures will be delivered in afternoon and twilight sessions.

Please contact or visit ZIGS for more details.Places are limited.

Learning through Play at the Zambezi International Green School

Our mission at ZIGS is to educate the next generation of African leaders to be inspired with a zest for lifelong learning, a desire to do what is ethically right, to care for our their environment and to love one another.

We aim to inspire our students by ensuring that our curriculum is vibrant and exciting so that children develop a passion for learning. Learning at ZIGS is not confined to the classroom. Our children spend much of their time outside and in our Early Years Learning Centre there is very much of a focus on Learning through Play. While playing together our children are encouraged to share, solve problems, develop thinking skills,  be creative, develop coordination, resolve conflict and use their imaginations. All of these skills are conducive to the development of a child and compliment the traditional aspects of the curriculum. Of course a lot of learning is classroom based and focused upon numeracy and literacy but learning through play paves the way for the development of these skills.

Welcome to ZIGS

The Zambezi International Green School is based in Livingstone, Zambia. We opened our doors to our first cohort of pupils in September 2012 and we are already growing from strength to strength. We have a total of 47 pupils across and provide high quality early years and primary education. We currenly have children learning in our Baby Class, Middle Class, Reception and Grades 1-3. We have a fantastic site on Flamboyant Lane and a wonderful team of teachers!