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The Girls Only School, located in downtown Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital of the country, is widely admired for having produced many Tanzanian female figures over the years. But it is currently under scrutiny by the public after the National Examination Council of Tanzania (NECTA) ranked it among the country's top 10 performing schools in the list of results released last week
. , Science, technology and vocational training, education officials in the district and the school district must "sleep" at their workplace for allowing shameful results in a school that probably benefits from more than just its share of government support.
She said that disciplinary measures had already been taken against the current head of the school, but claimed that other authorities should also be held accountable for the almost scandalous situation of the school. # 39; school.
while she yesterday handed over to the district education authorities more than 45 new Toyota Land Cruiser government vehicles, she pointed out that the Jangwani school was receiving more government equipment than other schools.
She also noted that, according to the NECTA's last Six Form the results of the exams, while the public schools seem to be doing quite well in the A-Level exams, they are mediocre examinations of ordinary secondary education (O-Level).
improve their services, emphasizing that it is increasingly necessary to produce better educated youth as the nation moves towards an industrial economy.
reflecting a slight improvement in the overall success rate, from 96% last year to 97.6% this year, exam results show that some public schools – not just Jangwani – have had poor performance , contrary to the expectations of the public
. Secretary of State Charles Msonde, the pass rate was higher for girls (98.3%) than for boys (97.1%).
A total of 75,305 students, including 8,276 private candidates, succeeded. 19659002] The subjects that recorded what he described as slight declines in success rate were history, geography, English, agronomy and economics.
Dr. Msonde named the 10 best performing schools as Kibaha Secondary School (Coast Region), Kisimiri Secondary School (Arusha), Kemebos (Kagera), and Feza Boys (Dar).
Other were Mzumbe Secondary School (Morogoro), Marian Boys (Coast), Ahmes (Tanga), Marian Girls (Coast) and Feza Girls (Dar es Salaam).
Worst The following schools were Forest Hills (Morogoro), Jang & # 39; ombe (Zanzibar), Jangwani High School (Dar es Salaam), St. James Kilolo (Iringa), White Lake (Dar Salaam), St. Aggrey (Mbeya), Nyailigamba (Kagera), Musoma Utalii (Mara), Ben Bella (Zanzibar), and Golden Ridge (Geita).
Anthony Mulokozi from Mzumbe High School in the Morogoro Region won the Global Scientific Subject Award, while Beatrice Akoli from Patrick Mission and Elihuruma Marco from Kibaha Secondary School received congratulations from the winners in the fields arts and business, respectively.
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