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List of secondary schools in Midlands Province

This is a list of secondary schools in Midlands Province in Zimbabwe, sorted by district.

Chirumhanzu District edit

Gokwe North District edit

Gokwe South District edit

Gweru District edit

Kwekwe District edit

Mberengwa District edit

Shurugwi District edit

Zvishavane District edit

Former schools edit

See also edit

Logos Girls High School.

References edit

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