Sakeji has a limited email system by satellite. Please send TEXT-ONLY emails. Please do not send ‘frivolous’ email or forwarded jokes, etc. We encourage all parents to write their children via email using the student@sakeji.com email address and putting your child’s name in the subject line fo the email. Emails are distributed each day after lunch.
Email Addresses:
- Students – students@sakeji.com (please include the students name in the subject line)
- Headmaster – headmaster@sakeji.com
- Office or Administration – administration@sakeji.com
- New Student Applications – applications@sakeji.com
- Finance – finance@sakeji.com
Postal Address
Mail to Sakeji, especially from overseas, can take 6 weeks to arrive. Please contact sakeji by letter or email first before sending any packages.
P.O. Box 20,
Ikelenge,
North Western Province,
Zambia.
Phone
Sakeji does not have land line phone access. However the school does have cell phone coverage via Airtel and MTN.
I want to get some information about the school
Please feel free to look around our website as most of the info about the school and admissions is on the website. If you have any questions feel free to contact us at applications@sakeji.com
To Whom It May Concern,
We are a group of 9 travelling from Australia in June/July 2015 (5 of us are ex-students) and would love to come and visit the school if that’s ok.
Could you please tell me when your term breaks are around that time of year?
Regards,
Jonathan Stubbs
Please assist with more information on admissions and your fee structure and if there are any transport arrangements that are made for visitations by prospective parents. Thank you.
All the details for the application and admissions process can be found here:
https://www.sakeji.com/about/applications-for-enrolment/
For info on fees please contact via email applications@sakeji.com along with any other questions you may have.
Good afternoon, my son is in Grade seven at Woodford School in Lusaka, I wanted to find out how he can be enrolled at your school next year.
Sakeji currently only goes up to grade nine. Sorry. Thanks for reaching out though.
Continued from Lois Whitaker’s story.
The snake still stuck its tongue out at us. Many happy memories. Learned to swim, embroider, paint, play the piano and knit. All these things so appreciated and have knitted hundreds of items for the disadvantaged. We always memorized a scripture verse daily and remember them to this day. We attended the sad funeral of the Hess newborn but before we left we had the privilege to see baby Margaret Hess, the girl that Mrs. Hess had waited for so long. 3 Government children attended: Jojo, Maurice and Elena. I so hope they accepted Christ as their Savior. Any body know about them? I’ve often wondered if I could have an old tattered chorus book some day to relive those happy times, singing. Thanks SO much to everyone there who helped us along the road to glory. Jesus Christ ~~ He is altogether lovely. Love, Lois
Oh wow was a pupil many years ago and I cannot believe Sakeji is still operating!! God is Good. Margie Godfrey nee Filby