A. SHIPENA SECONDARY SCHOOL

 

A. shipena learners' performance in school is a multifaceted measure that includes academic achievement, skill development, and overall progress in meeting learning objectives. It is commonly assessed through grades, test scores, completion of assignments, and the ability to apply knowledge in various contexts. High-performing learners typically demonstrate a strong grasp of subject matter, critical thinking skills, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively. However, academic performance is also influenced by external factors such as the learning environment, quality of instruction, and support systems both at school and home. Classroom engagement and participation play a crucial role in A. Shipena learner performance. Learners who are actively involved in classroom discussions, group activities, and interactive learning tend to retain information better and develop deeper understanding. Engagement reflects a learner’s interest and  investment in learning, and it c...

  Known Staff Members Current Principal Moses Haufiku is the current principal of A. Shipena Secondary School.  He has served in that role since around 2015 and is widely credited with significantly improving the school's academic performance through disciplined policies and strong collaboration with parents. Notable Former Staff Elia Kaiyamo served as assistant principal at A. Shipena Secondary School until 1991, before going on to roles in Namibia’s foreign service. Alfredo Tjiurimo Hengari taught at his former school A. Shipena Secondary before pursuing his higher studies abroad. Yvonne Dausab , who later became Minister of Justice, was head girl at A. Shipena Secondary School not a staff member but is a notable former student. The school had around 45 teachers and approximately 1,100 learners. This suggests that while specific names aren't publicly listed, the school has a sizeable teaching staff.

  A. Shipena Secondary School  is a secondary school in Windhoek , the capital of Namibia. It is a government school situated in the Soweto area of the Katutura  suburb, offering school grades 8–12. In 2015  it had 1,200 students.  The school is named after Ananias Shipena .  A. Shipena Secondary School was founded in 1985 with about 700 pupils and 16 teachers. The following year on October 16, 1986, at 04:10 in the early morning the school was hit by a bomb on what was supposed to be the day it held its first prize giving ceremony to reward students who did well academically and in sports. Nobody was injured but the school's administration block was severely damaged, and the event had to be cancelled. In February 1987, the school received its first computer which was bought and put up for bids by a local radio programmer. A. Shipena made the winning bid of N$1900,00 for a computer that cost N$35000,00. The current principal of the school is Moses...