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Form One Selection 2025 – 2026. The Form One Selection 2025–2026 process in Tanzania is a key transition for students completing their Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). Managed by the Ministry of State, Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI), the process assigns students to secondary schools based on their PSLE performance and other criteria.
1.Selection Criteria
•Students are selected based on PSLE grades, with those scoring A, B, or C given priority. Other factors include school preferences, regional allocation, and available capacity.
2.How to Check Results:
- •Visit the TAMISEMI or NECTA websites.
- •Navigate to the “Form One Selection 2025” section.
- •Choose your region and district to access the list of selected students.
- •Lists can also be downloaded in PDF format for easier reference
3.Joining Instructions:
- •Selected students must download their joining instructions from the TAMISEMI or NECTA websites.
- •These instructions include reporting dates, uniforms, and school supplies requirements.
4.School Placement:
•Students are placed in national, regional, and district schools depending on their performance and preferences. Boarding schools have limited slots based on available facilities.
5.How to check Form one selection 2025:
- •Visit regional or district council websites for localized information on school assignments.
- •Regular updates are posted on official platforms to guide parents and students
- For official details and updates, refer to TAMISEMI’s website or NECTA’s portal.
Here’s what parents and guardians need to prepare for:
- School Reporting:Selected students are expected to report to their designated schools at the start
of the academic year in January 2025. Be sure to check the reporting dates and plan accordingly. - School Supplies: Start gathering all the necessary supplies, including uniforms, books, and other
items listed in the school requirements. - Orientation and Support: Transitioning from primary to secondary school is a big step. Take time to talk to your child about the changes and encourage them to embrace this new chapter with enthusiasm and confidence.