Blantyre-based Maranatha High School has registered over 500 percent enrollment rise at its new campus in Keza Building. Maranatha’s Managing Director Ernest Kaonga told media that the enrollment has jumped from 30 when the school started some four months ago to 200.

Kaonga said the increase in enrollment is due to the aggressive marketing campaign the school conducted coupled with the quality of education the school is offering.

He said Malawians are now beginning to understand that quality education needs quality infrastructure coupled with quality teachers.

“That is exactly what we are offering here at Maranatha High School. We want to give the best to the Malawian girl child. Places are still available because we would like as many Malawians as possible to access quality education of international standards, said Kaonga.

He challenged parents doubting the school’s capabilities to visit the premises and appreciate what the school has on offer.

Kaonga further said the impressive Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations results recorded by its sister school, Maranatha Girls Academy, has also contributed to the surge.

MSCE results for Maranatha Girls Academy located in Machinjiri had over 40 students scoring between 12 and 25 points.