Where sport, culture, friendship, and achievement come together every day.
We believe sport builds character as much as the classroom. Every student is encouraged to compete, improve, and discover their sporting passion.
"Sport is not an extra-curricular activity at Oasis — it is a cornerstone of our educational philosophy. We develop the whole person: mind, body, and spirit."
School Philosophy
Boys and girls football teams compete at district, provincial, and national levels. Football is one of our proudest sporting traditions.
Our netball team is a force in Manicaland. Regular inter-school fixtures and tournaments keep the competitive spirit alive.
A growing programme with dedicated courts. Students develop teamwork, agility, and competitive spirit.
Both indoor and outdoor volleyball, with inter-form and inter-school competitions throughout the year.
Track and field athletes represent Oasis at district and provincial championships, consistently bringing home medals.
Swimming galas and inter-school meets. Students develop technique, endurance, and a love of the water.
A thriving chess club with national-level competitors. Chess builds strategic thinking across all subjects.
Fast, fun, and fiercely competitive. Table tennis is a popular after-school activity and inter-house competition.
Oasis Private College competes actively in inter-school tournaments, district championships, and national competitions.
Annual inter-school competitions across football, netball, athletics, and debate — putting our students against the best in Manicaland.
Chipinge District competitions where Oasis athletes regularly claim top honours in track, field, and team sport events.
The crown jewel of the Oasis sporting calendar. All four houses compete in a full day of athletics, relays, and field events.
Our top athletes and sports teams have represented at national level, flying the Oasis flag with distinction and pride.
Regular friendly matches against neighbouring schools building sportsmanship, relationship, and competitive experience year-round.
The annual Sports Prize Giving celebrates our champions — acknowledging excellence, commitment, and the spirit that defines Oasis sport.
The highlight of the sporting calendar. All four houses — Zambezi, Limpopo, Runde, and Save — compete in a full day of athletics, relays, field events, and fun activities. Parents, guardians, and the wider community are warmly invited.
Beyond sport, our students express themselves through drama, music, dance, debate, and the arts.
The Drama Club performs original and adapted plays at the annual Drama Festival and community events.
Our choir, marimba group, and ensemble performers bring music to every school event and cultural celebration.
Shona traditional dance is celebrated and performed at cultural events, connecting students to their heritage.
Our debate team has won regional championships. Students develop articulate, confident, critical voices.
The Art Studio is a hub of creativity, with students exhibiting work at the annual art showcase.
Our annual Cultural Day is a vibrant celebration of Zimbabwe's diverse heritage — music, dance, food, and attire.
Every facility at Oasis is designed to inspire, equip, and empower our students.
Modern, well-equipped classrooms designed for focused learning and interactive teaching.
40-station computer lab with reliable internet access and the latest software.
Full-size football pitch, athletics track, and multi-use courts for sport every day.
Students regularly engage with the broader community through service activities.
A vibrant student community where every individual is seen, valued, and nurtured.
Our welcoming campus — a place where every student belongs and every day counts.
The SRC is the official voice of the student body, representing student interests to school management and organising key school events throughout the year.
A tradition of peer leadership. Head Prefects, Deputy Heads, and House Prefects are appointed based on academic excellence, character, and service.
We believe leadership is learned. Through formal programmes, mentorship, and responsibility, every student discovers their capacity to lead and serve.
A structured, energising day that balances learning, sport, culture, and personal growth.
Gates open — morning study sessions begin
Morning assembly
Classes begin (8 periods per day)
Morning break — tuck shop open
Lunch break
Afternoon classes resume
School day ends
After-school activities begin (sport, clubs, tutorials)
After-school activities close
Gates close
Day School Note: Oasis Private College is a day school. Gates open at 6:30 AM and close at 5:30 PM, Monday to Friday. No weekend or holiday boarding.