Academics
We follow the ZIMSEC curriculum and set every school a pass-rate target of at least 95%. Exams run throughout the year, and results are reported in units so parents always know where their child stands.

Father Flower Educational Network is a family of primary and high schools in Kadoma. We mould disciplined learners with knowledge, life skills and cultural values, ready for national and global impact.
On 22 March 2021, Dr Jimmy Lemekani-Waya opened the first Father Flower school on Mashayamombe Road, Kadoma. It had six learners and two teachers.
Five years later, the network runs primary and high schools across Kadoma, from the City Institute to Rimuka, Waverly and Ngezi. In 2025 it was named Outstanding Private School (Primary) at the Mashonaland West Excellence Awards.
We were known as the Father Flower Group of Schools. The new name, Father Flower Educational Network, reflects what we are becoming: a growing network of schools, and in time colleges and universities.
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Our leadership model is inspired by military precision and teamwork. Learners parade every morning and every afternoon, take pride in a smart uniform, and greet staff with respect. The result is a calm, focused school where children can do their best work.
“We believe education should touch the mind, body and spirit. That’s how we create complete human beings ready for the demands of the modern world.”
Dr Jimmy Lemekani-Waya
We follow the ZIMSEC curriculum and set every school a pass-rate target of at least 95%. Exams run throughout the year, and results are reported in units so parents always know where their child stands.
Our teams play soccer, netball, volleyball and handball. At the AICZ National Ball Games finals in Harare, Father Flower won gold in every boys' and girls' category it entered.
Arts, culture, chaplaincy, educational tours and community outreach help learners grow in confidence, faith and service to others.
All of our campuses are in Kadoma, and each one follows the same standards, values and policies.
Ngezi, Kadoma
Home to Father Flower Ngezi High School and the new Ngezi Institute campus, which is planned for more than 1,500 learners, with sports grounds, swimming pools, science laboratories and libraries.
Kadoma city
Our city campus, close to town and to transport.
Across Kadoma
Neighbourhood schools in Kadoma's suburbs, each with its own head and school development committee.
“We are building institutions that produce disciplined, creative and purpose-driven learners, capable of transforming their communities and the nation at large.”
Dr Jimmy Lemekani-WayaFounder, President & Director General
A career-guidance visit to the nursing school, pharmacy, X-ray, theatre and laboratory.
Read more →Learners at every primary school scored 6 and 7 units. The network then launched the “Parents Need A Break” programme.
Read more →More than 15,000 people gathered at Ngezi to celebrate learners, staff and two new school buses.
Read more →“Affordable education for all” is our promise. We welcome every child, and our admissions policy never discriminates unfairly against any applicant.