Shule Kumi Bora Kidato cha Nne 2024/25 (Top 10 CSEE). The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) has released the rankings for the top-performing schools in the 2024 Form Four examinations. The rankings highlight schools with exceptional academic performance, as measured by Grade Point Average (GPA). Below are the top 10 schools, all of which achieved outstanding results with all their students scoring Division I.

1. St. Francis Girls’ Secondary School

Number of Students: 91
GPA: 1.0259
St. Francis Girls’ Secondary School leads the pack with a stellar GPA of 1.0259, demonstrating remarkable academic excellence.

2. Canossa Secondary School

Number of Students: 89
GPA: 1.0693
Canossa Secondary School takes the second spot, maintaining its reputation for delivering outstanding results.

3. Tengeru Boys’ Secondary School

Number of Students: 129
GPA: 1.0899
Tengeru Boys’ ranks third, with a significant number of students excelling and achieving Division I.

4. Kibaha Secondary School

Number of Students: 102
GPA: 1.1478
Kibaha Secondary School secures the fourth position, upholding its tradition of academic excellence.

5. Precious Blood Secondary School

Number of Students: 82
GPA: 1.1524
Precious Blood Secondary School continues to shine, taking fifth place with impressive results.

6. Ahava Secondary School

Number of Students: 82
GPA: 1.1732
Ahava Secondary School follows closely in sixth place, reflecting its commitment to quality education.

7. Feza Boys’ Secondary School

Number of Students: 62
GPA: 1.1738
With a smaller cohort, Feza Boys’ Secondary School still manages to secure a top position, ranking seventh.

8. Kemebos Secondary School

Number of Students: 70
GPA: 1.1754
Kemebos Secondary School earns eighth place with exceptional academic outcomes across its student body.

9. Ahmes Secondary School

Number of Students: 49
GPA: 1.1887
Ahmes Secondary School, despite having fewer students, demonstrates academic excellence, landing ninth on the list.

10. Bethel SABS Girls’ Secondary School

Number of Students: 86
GPA: 1.1918
Completing the top 10 is Bethel SABS Girls’ Secondary School, showcasing strong performance with all students achieving Division I.

Conclusion

These schools have set a benchmark for academic excellence in Tanzania’s secondary education system. Their impressive GPAs and 100% Division I rates underscore the dedication of both students and educators. Such results not only bring pride to the institutions but also inspire other schools across the country to aim higher.

Source: National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA)