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Welcome Remarks from the Principal: |
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Waterford Kamhlaba has a long tradition of respect for human rights, for democracy, and for delivering an education that fosters the qualities essential for leadership and for making aspiration a reality.
When naming the College 'Kamhlaba' in 1967, His Majesty King Sobhuza II, Ngwenyama of Swaziland, eloquently described our culturally rich and diverse community:
 We are all of the earth, which does not see differences of colour, religion or race. We are 'Kamhlaba' - all of one world"
Today, the College strives to build on its reputation as a United World College and as one of the leading schools in Africa. Our commitment is not only to provide an outstanding academic programme, that prepares students to continue their studies at leading universities around the world, but also to nurture in students the ability and desire to be socially responsible citizens of the world.
- Mr. Laurence Nodder (Principal)
UWC's Mission: UWC makes education a force
to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. |
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Development & Alumni Relations Office: |
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The Development Office is responsible for the alumni programmes, fundraising initiatives including the bursary programme, and external relations, including marketing, press and communications. For further information, please send an email to:
Director of Development, Frances Longley, development@waterford.sz. ,
(+268) 5516263 OR (+268) 7602 6890. |
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Contact Us: |
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Waterford Kamhlaba
United World College
of Southern Africa
PO Box 52, Mbabane
Kingdom of Swaziland
Tel +268 4220866/7/8
Emergency Tel +268 76021566
Fax: +268 4220088
Email (general enquiries): principal@waterford.sz
Email (admissions enquiries): admissions@waterford.sz |
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Happy Birthday Nelson Mandela, the Honorary President of the United World Colleges celebrated his 92nd birthday on Sunday 18th July 2010
You may view pictures of Waterford Kamhlaba on the gallery page.
Click here to see Waterford Kamhlaba merchandise for sale.
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News & Events: |
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Community Service Fete - was a great success. A lot of money was raised through the raffle and cash donations for community service projects. Many thanks go to Mrs Debbie Nodder and her organizing team, all those who donated and spent generously, and all who assisted in their different ways to make this a successful event for the purposes of raising funds as well as a good day for the school and the 1,110 visitors who came through the gate.
2010 Swaziland Careers Fair - will take place on Wednesday 4th August from 1- 5pm at the Royal Swazi Convention Center
IB Class of 2009 - click here [PDF VERSION] to see where our IB3s (class of 2009) have been accepted.
Teaching vacancies - clicke here to view
Upcoming University/College Visits - click here to view the list of upcoming visits by various universities and colleges. |
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Upcoming 2010 Term Dates |
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Fri 13th August Lessons end at 10am
Term 3
Tues 14th September Lessons begin at 8am
Midterm break:
Thur 14th October until
Mon 18th October Lessons resume at 8.00am
Fri 3rd December Lessons close at 10am
See the INFORMATION page about the rest of the term calendar |
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