Feza Girls High School has emerged the best in the form six examination results released by the National Examination Council (Necta) this morning in Zanzibar.
All 67 finalists in the school scored division one and two.
Other schools which have made it to the top ten list of best schools have been identified as Marian Boys, Kisimiri (Arusha) and Ahmes (Coast) in descending order.
Others are Marian Girls (Coast), Mzumbe (Morogoro), St Marry Mazinde Juu (Tanga), Tabora Boys
(Tabora), Feza Boys (Dar es Salaam) and Kibaha (Coast).
All 67 finalists in the school scored division one and two.
Other schools which have made it to the top ten list of best schools have been identified as Marian Boys, Kisimiri (Arusha) and Ahmes (Coast) in descending order.
Others are Marian Girls (Coast), Mzumbe (Morogoro), St Marry Mazinde Juu (Tanga), Tabora Boys
(Tabora), Feza Boys (Dar es Salaam) and Kibaha (Coast).
On the other hand, the results have not been good to Mbeya region whose schools dominate the list of
the least ten schools.
The list of bad performers are made
Kiembesamaki (Unguja),
Hagafilo (Njombe),
Chasasa (Pemba),
Mwenyeheri Anuarite (Dar es Salaam) and Ben Bella (Unguja). Others are Meta (Mbeya),
Mlima Mbeya (Mbeya), Al-Ihsan Girls (Unguja) and St Vicent (Tabora).
Meanwhile, ten finalists had their results annulled by Necta for cheating.
Necta executive secretary, Dr Charles Msonde, said in a statement that out of the ten, seven were
school candidates.
Apart from the ten whose results have been cancelled, the examination council has withheld results of
15 other students because they did not attempt all subjects in the examinations.
“Most of them failed to attempt all subjects due to health reasons, we have given them opportunity to
attempt the remaining subjects in May 2018. They will sit the examinations as school candidates,” he
explained.
the least ten schools.
The list of bad performers are made
Kiembesamaki (Unguja),
Hagafilo (Njombe),
Chasasa (Pemba),
Mwenyeheri Anuarite (Dar es Salaam) and Ben Bella (Unguja). Others are Meta (Mbeya),
Mlima Mbeya (Mbeya), Al-Ihsan Girls (Unguja) and St Vicent (Tabora).
Meanwhile, ten finalists had their results annulled by Necta for cheating.
Necta executive secretary, Dr Charles Msonde, said in a statement that out of the ten, seven were
school candidates.
Apart from the ten whose results have been cancelled, the examination council has withheld results of
15 other students because they did not attempt all subjects in the examinations.
“Most of them failed to attempt all subjects due to health reasons, we have given them opportunity to
attempt the remaining subjects in May 2018. They will sit the examinations as school candidates,” he
explained.
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