Curriculum & Learning
A curriculum with two doors out
Two respected pathways on one campus in Kisakasaka: the NECTA Tanzanian national curriculum (Grades 1–6) and our Cambridge Assessment International Education Wing (Years 1–6), built on a joyful Pre-Primary foundation.
Play-based early childhood learning where every child builds confidence in phonics, early numeracy, social sharing, and bilingual communication.
Baby Class & Nursery
Play-based early childhood learning where every child builds confidence in phonics, early numeracy, social sharing, and bilingual communication.
- Two caring educators in every room, maximum 18 children
- Daily phonics, storytelling, and hands-on number sense
- Shaded outdoor play, creative arts, and a structured rest hour
- English and Swahili spoken warmly throughout the day
- Breakfast, hot lunch, and daily Madrasa / moral stories included
The Tanzanian national curriculum taught in English with strong Swahili mastery, small classes, weekly laboratory science, and thorough preparation for national assessments.
NECTA Primary Wing
The Tanzanian national curriculum taught in English with strong Swahili mastery, small classes, weekly laboratory science, and thorough preparation for national assessments.
- Capped at 24 pupils per class for personal attention
- Daily 30-minute guided reading and library borrowing
- Practical science and computer lessons from Grade 1
- All stationery, breakfast, hot lunch, and Madrasa included in fees
- Termly parent-teacher conferences with clear written targets
Our Cambridge Assessment International Education stream develops inquiry, critical thinking, and global fluency across Lower and Upper Primary (Years 1–3 and Years 4–6).
Cambridge International Wing
Our Cambridge Assessment International Education stream develops inquiry, critical thinking, and global fluency across Lower and Upper Primary (Years 1–3 and Years 4–6).
- Official Cambridge Primary progression from Year 1 to Year 6
- Inquiry-led Science and Mathematics in dedicated labs
- Global Perspectives, Art & Design, and strong English literacy
- Seamless international benchmark for globally mobile and local families
- Includes full stationery pack, daily breakfast & lunch, and Madrasa
Rooted in Zanzibari heritage and global citizenship: daily Madrasa and character education alongside English, Kiswahili, and Arabic fluency.
Madrasa, Languages & Leadership
Rooted in Zanzibari heritage and global citizenship: daily Madrasa and character education alongside English, Kiswahili, and Arabic fluency.
- Daily timetabled Madrasa and moral reflection included in the fee structure
- Trilingual exposure: English medium with strong Kiswahili and Arabic
- Weekly assembly speaking roles so every child learns to address an audience
- Nutritious school breakfast and hot lunch served fresh every day
- Safe, inclusive environment with a full-time pastoral care officer
Beyond the timetable
Clubs, games and leadership
Every learner joins afternoon clubs and sports alongside their classroom studies, discovering talents in technology, arts, athletics, and leadership.
Robotics & Coding
Block-based coding, Scratch, and hands-on STEM kits in our 34-workstation computer lab.
Debate & Public Speaking
Weekly assembly showcases and junior debate circles in English and Kiswahili.
Arts, Ngoma & Choir
Drawing, painting, traditional percussion ensemble, and Culture Day performances.
Football, Netball & Athletics
House competitions, physical education, and annual Sports Day on the Kisakasaka field.
Swimming & Water Safety
Structured learn-to-swim sessions and water confidence for primary classes.
Environment & Global Perspectives
School kitchen garden, recycling projects, and community care around Kisakasaka.
Media & Storytelling
Junior photography, school newsletter writing, and creative visual projects.
Reading & Writers Club
640 library titles, daily reading logs, and our annual bilingual story anthology.
Accountability
Academic standards, honestly reported
We track every child's literacy, numeracy, and science mastery across both our NECTA and Cambridge Primary wings.
98%
NECTA Primary pass rate (Grade A–B)
24:1
Maximum pupils per primary classroom
2nd
Primary average in Magharibi 'B' district
100%
Transition to top secondary schools
Primary progression & assessment record
Full report PDF| Year | Cohort | Grade A–B | Overall Pass | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Grade 6 & Year 6 | 84% | 99% | Top district science project |
| 2025 | Grade 6 & Year 6 | 81% | 98% | 19 straight-A distinctions |
| 2024 | Standard 6 | 78% | 97% | 16 distinctions |
| 2023 | Standard 6 | 74% | 95% | 12 distinctions |
| 2022 | Standard 6 | 71% | 94% | 10 distinctions |
A ordinary Tuesday
How the day runs
- 07:15
Gates open; school buses arrive; teachers welcome pupils at the courtyard.
- 07:35
Morning assembly, national anthem, and reflection of the day.
- 08:00
Morning core lessons (English, Mathematics, Science) with school breakfast break at 09:45.
- 12:30
Hot nutritious lunch from the school kitchen, rest, and library reading corner.
- 13:20
Afternoon lessons: Humanities, ICT/Lab practicals, Art & Design, and daily Madrasa.
- 15:15
Clubs, games, and guided homework support on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
- 16:15
School buses depart Kisakasaka campus; parent pick-up at the visitor bay.
Teaching & learning
How we teach
Assessment for learning
Every unit starts with a short diagnostic and ends with a written target shared with parents. No surprises at the end of term.
Language with purpose
English for academic fluency across NECTA and Cambridge streams, Swahili for national pride, and Arabic in Madrasa.
Stationery & meals provided
Every child receives the same high-quality books, stationery, breakfast, and lunch at school — ready to focus on learning.
Reporting every learner by name
Class teachers review each pupil's progress every half term and invite parents in early whenever extra support is needed.
Admissions open
Give your child a school that knows their name
Admissions for the January 2027 intake (2026/2027 academic year) are open across Baby Class, Nursery (KG1 & KG2), NECTA Grades 1–6, and Cambridge Years 1–6.
January 2027 Intake (2026/2027)
Enrolling Baby Class, Nursery (KG1 & KG2), NECTA Grades 1–6 & Cambridge Years 1–6 · 12-month instalment plan.
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