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Club Reports
These are activities performed by the students that fall outside the realm of classes. Many of these club’s supplement and support our curriculum through informal meetings and professional mentoring.
Clubs offered are as follows:
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2017-03-03
Report Written By:
Watershed Leo Club
The Watershed Leo Club was formed in September 2010. Currently it has 28 members of different age groups, ranging from 15 to 19 years.
2017-11-03
Report Written By:
Isheanesu Danda (Captain)
Kidz Can is the only organization in Zimbabwe dedicated to increase the survival rate of children ages 0 to 18 with cancer.
2017-11-03
Report Written By:
Chido Machakaire (President)
“Don’t raise your voice, improve your argument.” Nelson Mandela. We stood by this saying with hearts full of hope and expectation. Each debater would mime silently in the bus.
2017-11-13
Report Written By:
Manzira Tafara
I consider myself to be privileged to have been part of this club. Having learnt a lot of skills in copying and designing logos, posters, we went a step further by designing for important Watershed College events.
2017-11-13
Report Written By:
Michelle Chauraya
2017 was an amazing year, we kicked off the year with the Marondera District competitions, Annual Dominican Convent -Tinashe Rwodzi Tournament and our traditional termly social fixtures with Peterhouse and Westridge.
2017-11-28
Report Written By:
Isheanesu E Danda
This year was a superb year for the First Aid Squad. As usual, we had ups and downs during the course of the year, but our devoted san sisters raised us from being amateurs in this service to being very competent professionals.
2017-11-03
Report Written By:
Taremeredzwa Mutasa
The Interact Club at Watershed is still a small club comprising big achievers and members that aim to serve the community at large without expecting anything in return but the smiles of the less privileged. Interact members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning from others.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
T Mhangira
The 2018 Scripture Union club led by Miss N. Mafukidze and Mr. T. Mhangira consisted mainly of Form 3 students with few Forms 1 and 4 ones.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Mr. Mugomo
Watershed College Media Club is one of the numerous cultural clubs that are on offer for the students at the school. The club is mainly focused on bringing news to different stakeholders on the happenings that take place or would have taken place in and around the school. As such, the club creates content for the school website, newsletters and the social media pages (Facebook, Instagram and Twitter). Numerous articles and pictures found on the school’s virtual presence are thanks to this club.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Watershed
Life skills Club
Aim: to provide a platform for young ladies to explore, discuss and get guidance on issues relating to their developmental stage.
Objectives;
(i) Open to U16 girls
(ii) Create open platform for free and discussions without prejudice.
(iii) Create moral ethical code for each young lady
(iv) Encourage critical thinking and analysis of global issues and trends.
(v) Create an individual brand.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
M Moyo.
The main objective of the club is to develop productive and responsible citizens who respect and efficiently utilise or manage their environment. Specifically, the boys were engaged in activities which helped them to
• manage their academic demands by efficiently allocating time to all the college activities.
• manage their social challenges both at the college and at their homes.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Graphics Club Report
Considering the size of computer graphics laboratory, we have not been able to accommodate more than ten students to partake in the club activities
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Watershed Interact Club
It has been an interesting journey for the Interactors this year from the coming in of new patrons to the transformation of club ethos and principles
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Miss Mafemba
Learning doesn’t have to end because one is out of class, Current Affairs offers knowledge of political, social and economic interests that are taking place worldwide at the current moment. The club brought together a number of schools such as Gateway, Dominican Convent, Prince Edward, St Johns High and other schools. The schools met up to discuss a number of issues with student’s personal views being aired out. Watershed hosted two forums throughout the year which were a success.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Sr Mandisodza
2018 has been a rather quiet year for the first aid club. The club started the year with managing the usual athletics injuries. These were the Form one standards and were uneventful as the form ones managed to do what they were expected with no hitches. Then there were other athletic events that followed. The first aid team managed to give their assistance professionally all the way.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Mrs S. Mamvuto
Throughout the year the club members enjoyed working with various art forms. More craft tasks were introduced to the club this year to allow those students who are not fully inclined to rigorous drawing and painting programmes to enjoy the satisfaction of creating three dimensional objects. Another group of students produced work targeted for the Visual Allied Arts and the Tavatose Sisonke art competitions.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Mr. Maradzike
The Environmental Management Club had a number of goals to meet at the start of the year, 2018. Upping our involvement in environmental programmes around the school especially tree planting, raising awareness in environmental issues in our community through everyone’s involvement, expanding and consolidation of the apiculture project, helping to resuscitate the waste management project, getting Watershed College to participate in UN related environmental commemorations and conducting school-wide lectures on environmental issues.
2019-01-28
Report Written By:
Written By: Tariro Gumbo
The year 2018 was a very busy and productive one for our Leo Club. The Leos started the year with donating stationery collected in 2017. The stationery drive was a success since we were able to donate to our school of choice, Bromley Primary. The club has only thrived more since then. In the first term, we were able to co-host a Colour Splash Fund-Raising event with Roosevelt Girls High.