Standard Seven 2022
For Swahili Medium Schools
Exams From
Different Regions and Organisations in Tanzania
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Full time attendance is very important
Schooling
is compulsory for children and young people aged from 6 to 17 years unless an
exemption from attendance or enrolment has been granted.
Daily
school attendance is important for all children and young people to succeed in
education and to ensure they don't fall behind both socially and
developmentally. Children and young people who regularly attend school and
complete Year 12 or an equivalent qualification have better health outcomes,
better employment outcomes, and higher incomes across their lives. It is
important that children develop habits of regular attendance at an early age.
School
participation is important as it maximises life opportunities for children and
young people by providing them with education and support networks. School
helps people to develop important skills, knowledge and values which set them
up for further learning and participation in their community.
Conversely,
limited school participation is associated with a greater chance of dropping
out of school, disruptive and delinquent behaviour and may lead to a cycle of
rebellion against authority. These outcomes have later implications for
employment, a range of health risk behaviours (drug and alcohol abuse),
homelessness, poverty, welfare dependence, and involvement in the justice
system.
It is acknowledged that for some children and young people mainstream school environments may not always be the most appropriate settings. For the purpose of this document, participation in an approved re-engagement program is considered attendance at school.
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