"Let Your Vision Be World Embracing"
Banani Primary School was established in September 1997. Initially it was established to provide high quality primary education for the children of the professional staffs at the William Mmutle Masethla Foundation and the Banani International Secondary School. Nine years down...
Banani now offers an international Cambridge strand for girls from Grade 1 to 6 with boarding. The primary international section follows a broad and balanced curriculum with a wide range of subjects including English, Mathematics and Science. Extracurricular activities for...
Banani School is located in a quiet, pastoral setting one hour (80 kms on the Great North Road) from Lusaka on 200 hectares of woodland and farmland. The campus has been designed to ensure the health, happiness, and physical safety...
'A' level studies demand a degree of concentration and focus that may not always be easy to achieve in busy day schools with city life distractions. This makes Banani the ideal school for A level studies. At Banani School, our...
Banani International School aims to provide a high standard of education for girls of diverse ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. The school strives to create a positive, dynamic and clean environment within which students can develop their potential in the areas of academic knowledge, practical skills, physical fitness, and moral responsibility.
Students are encouraged to use a rational, scientific approach to problem solving, both in and outside of the classroom; to think independently and to express themselves clearly and honestly within the bounds of courtesy and respect. In order to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world, students are counseled to approach personal challenges with courage, tolerance, flexibility, and an open mind.
The Banani motto – “Let Your Vision Be World Embracing” – expresses itself through an awareness of the community, both on a global and local level. Our students acquire a global vision, but act locally to address the needs of the community in which they live. The concept of service is an integral part of the personal development of each student.