Yes. The school registration was completed in 1997. The registration number is EM 10279.

We follow the syllabus provided by the Ministry of Education of Tanzania for all subjects. We also have special instructions for teaching library usage.

Yes. We have had graduates who took the government examination since 2001.

Yes. Students from all schools that use English as the medium of instruction take the primary school leaving examination in English.

Yes. Students get equal opportunities with students in government schools. They can also choose to continue their studies in many good non-government schools.

Yes. We have set aside more than one third of the school area for sports. There are fields for basketball and netball; there is also a playground. We use the football field available in the nearby army camp.

The maximum number for each class is thirty students, except for Pre-School where the maximum number is twenty children in each group.

At 10:00 AM children get a cup of tea and bread or donuts. The lunch meal has various types of food from one day to another including rice, pilau, ugali, meat, beans and leafy vegetables.

The day starts at 7:30 AM and ends at 3:20 PM. Students of grade seven leave at 5:30 PM from Monday to Friday and at 4:00 PM on Saturday.

No. It is not allowed to bring food, soda or juice to school. Give the child clean and safe water to drink.

The child should wear black leather shoes and white socks. On Friday the child should wear sports shoes (rubber).

If you want your daughter to have a hairstyle, choose only the backward style popularly known as "Uti wa Roda".