Kagera Examinations for Standard Seven 2026
Swahili Medium
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Academic Excellence
One of the reasons parents are so quick to choose an international school is the international curriculum used to educate your children, such as the challenging International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme.
The IB Programme at the International School of Tanganyika (IST) nurtures a love of learning and inquiry in students. Allowing students to increase their knowledge base, demonstrate their comprehension and then act upon what they’ve learned.
Over the almost 40 years of teaching the IB Programme at IST, we’ve come to understand how best to ensure students leave the school ready for a successful future. Through this curriculum, your children will become:
A good school visibly and substantively improves the community it is embedded within.
A good school adapts quickly to social change.
A good school uses every resource, advantage, gift, and opportunity it has to grow students and tends to see more resources, advantages, gifts, and opportunities than lower-performing schools.
A good school has students who get along with and support one another towards a common goal–and they know what that goal is.
A good school produces students that read and write because they want to.
A good school admits its failures and limitations while working together with a ‘global community’ to grow.
A curriculum-first school design is based on the underlying assumption that if they know this and can do this, that this will be the result. Of course, it doesn’t always work out that way. Worse, we tend to celebrate school success instead of human success. We create ‘good schools’ that graduate scores of students with very little hope for the future. How crazy is that?
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