Lunzu Catholic Primary School

Lunzu Catholic Primary School is a Catholic primary school at Lunzu, north of the city of Blantyre, in the Southern Region of Malawi. The Lunzu area straddles the northern edge of Blantyre City. The Malawi Electoral Commission's 2025 register of centres places a South Lunzu ward within Blantyre City Council, while the Lunzu market offices fall under Blantyre District Council. As its name indicates, the school is a Catholic foundation. Lunzu lies within the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Blantyre, which traces its origins to the Apostolic Prefecture of the Shiré, established in 1903, and became a metropolitan archdiocese in 1959. Its suffragan dioceses are Zomba, Chikwawa and Mangochi, and it has been led by Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa since 2013. Primary schooling in Malawi runs from Standard 1 to Standard 8 and ends with the primary school leaving certificate examination (PSLCE), set by the Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB). Tuition has been free in government primary schools since 1994. Blantyre, Malawi's centre of finance and commerce and its second-largest city, had 800,264 residents at the 2018 census. It was founded as a Scottish mission station in 1876 and named after the birthplace of the explorer David Livingstone. Fees, term dates and admission arrangements have not been published online.

9229+JVC, Lunzu, Malawi
Blantyre

15°38′54″S 35°1′11″E