Mchengautuwa Primary School

Mchengautuwa Primary School is a primary school in the Mchengautuwa area of Mzuzu, Mzimba District, Malawi. The Malawi Electoral Commission's 2025 register of centres, in its Mzuzu City Council section, lists two schools of this name as registration and polling centres in the Mchengautuba ward of the Mzuzu City South West constituency: Mchengautuwa 1 Primary School and Mchengautuwa 2 Primary School. Primary education in Malawi runs from Standard 1 to Standard 8 and ends with the Primary School Leaving Certificate of Education (PSLCE), set by the Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB), whose results are used for selection to secondary school. Tuition has been free in government primary schools since 1994. Mzuzu is the capital of the Northern Region and Malawi's third-largest city, with 221,272 residents at the 2018 census. It lies within Mzimba District but has its own city council, and it stands on the M1, the highway that runs the length of the country from north to south. Mchenga-utuba, as the area is also spelt, is one of the city's best-known localities. Mzuzu University, founded in 1999, is in the city, and the surrounding region produces coffee, timber, fruit, milk and honey; the Viphya Plantation, a large man-made forest, lies nearby. Enrolment figures, term dates and contact details for the Mchengautuwa schools have not been published online.

Mchengautuwa, Mzuzu, Malawi
Mzimba

11°27′19″S 33°59′36″E