RE:Cherith Junior School

Name: Lindsay Gus

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Message: Hi, I volunteered at Tupendane Center in Arusha this past year, and I now have some individuals who are interested in sponsoring some of our students and sending them as day schoolers to Cherith Junior School. I wanted to find out some more information about your school, including prices and more about the curriculum. Thank you!

Post Link: http://arushacity.com/listing/cherith-junior-school/

Oloirien Valley School Founded by a former government school teacher, this private school has grown from 12 pupils to 142. It started as a nursery school in 1996 and primary classes were added in 2000. The school provides classes from Nursery to Primary 7 and has 12 teachers and eight classrooms. “Oloirien” means teak in Maasai.

“Oloirien” means teak in Maasai. Academic performance has always been good and the school has been awarded certificates of merit for being in the top ten schools in the region in the national exams. The school would like to expand and has plans to build a second storey on an existing building which will house classrooms, staff rooms, computer room, and a library. Most of the children come from low-income families which cannot provide much additional support to the school. Any Help in providing modern desks, a library, a staffroom etc is welcome , see our “Support Us” Page.

The School is situated in Oloirien Village, Enaboishu Division, Kiranyi Ward (W) District in Arusha Region.

It is near Ngaramtoni settlement which is about ten Kilometres away from Arusha Town

There is a big sign post on the left side of the road, as you travel up from Arusha town, bearing the name of it school and its address. Before you reach the small road along which the school is situated 400m from the main road, you will find a small hotel, Texas Inn, also on the left side of the road.

And before Texas Inn, a few metres away as you come from Arusha town, there is a road leading to TPRI (Tropical Pesticides Research Institute).

A Short History of the School:

It was started as a small Nursery class of twelve pupils by Mrs. Ester Frederick Kinabo, a Secondary School teacher in 1996.

Slowly and gradually it expanded and grew into a Primary school. On 19/04/2000 it was registered as a pre and primary school under article 26 of the education Act. No. 25 of 1978.

Since then the school has produced five batches of class seven graduates, who have all managed to join different private and government schools in the country.

Edmund Rice Sinon Secondary School is a private Catholic school for young men and women in the Catholic Archdiocese of Arusha and is managed by the Congregation of Christian Brothers East Africa District for the Archdiocese. It was founded in 1988 in two classrooms in the neighbouring Engosengiu Primary school.

Edmund Rice Sinon Secondary School is more than a school. It is a concept that is grounded in universal values and human aspirations such as:

The human person is made in the image of God.
Perfection of the human person is successful only in a community context where harmony and respect abound.
All life is sacred and the dignity of the human person is part of this principle. He/she needs education in the spiritual, physical, intellectual, social and psychological areas of life to mature fully.
Human beings are caretakers of all natural resources for all generations. Consequently the school is committed to creating programs and practices that are grounded in the above values and aspirations.

A wide range of extra-curricular activities is available to students:

Sports including Football, Netball, Basketball, Volleyball and Table Tennis are most popular sports with Athletics having been introduced recently.

Edmund Rice Sinon Secondary School
PO Box 7131, Arusha,
Tanzania

HM +255753860477
DHM (A) +255745757453
DHM (O) +255755007731
Registrar +255754914018

Greetings and welcome to the International School of Tanganyika (IST)! IST is a warm and wonderful school providing excellent educational opportunities to students residing in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Here are some fast facts about IST to help you get acquainted with us:

founded in 1963, a leading international school in Africa and worldwide;
an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School offering all three of the IB programmes:
- the Primary Years Programme,
- the Middle Years Programme, and
- the Diploma Programme;
graduates are accepted into the top universities around the world; and,
students are involved in a stimulating world of learning through coursework, activities, and service to the community.

Some of our students attend IST for their entire pre-university education. Others are with us for only a few years, as is common in international schools with families transferring from one post to another. At each grade, IST offers comprehensive academic and activities programmes designed to help new students quickly find a home at IST.

Students needing to improve their English language skills in order to be able to participate in the regular curriculum are supported in their language learning.

IST’s multi-national faculty encourages all students to develop an appreciation for Tanzania and the diversity of the more than fifty countries represented in the IST community. Tomorrow’s diplomatic, business, educational, and scientific leaders are enrolled in our school today. We are proud of what we are and whom we serve.

Contacting IST

Administration

International School of Tanganyika
P.O. Box 2651, United Nations Road, Administration Building
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Tel: +255-22-2152350, 2150176, 2151223 -or-
+255-658-228883/5
Fax: +255-22-2152077

Elementary Campus Office

United Nations Road
Tel: +255-22-2152350, 2150176, 2151223 -or-
+255-658-228883/5
Fax: +255-22-2152077
Email: [email protected]

Secondary Campus Office

Haile Selassie Road
Tel: +255-22-2601126/7 -or-
+255-787-997778/98
Fax: +255-22-2600954
Email: [email protected]

At 22 years old Gemma Sisia travelled to Uganda to volunteer as a teacher, where she taught girls maths and sewing. This experience led to a fervent belief that a free, high-quality education should be the right of all children in the world and that education is the strongest weapon in the fight against poverty, corruption and political instability.

Upon returning to her native Australia, Gemma fundraised to help underprivileged children in East Africa complete their schooling. She would raise enough money to start an official fund to invest in the education of East Africa’s poorest children. Along with the gift of a small plot of land in Arusha, Tanzania, Gemma began to build The School of St Jude with the help of friends, family and Rotary groups

THE PLANNING OF ST JUDY SCHOOL FOR FUTURE

It will be educating up to 2000 students each year, from Grade 1 to Form VI, across three campuses. It will employ over 500 local staff, will be predominantly run by East Africans, and will provide boarding for up to 1500 students.

We are working towards becoming a Centre of Excellence for teaching and learning at primary and secondary levels, and will be helping its graduates to realise their aspirations. Graduates from St Jude’s will be respectful, responsible, honest and kind citizens, gainfully employed, capable of trustworthy leadership in their communities and at the national level, and will be giving back to the school and their communities.

St Jude’s will be seen as a model for fighting poverty through education, and will be contributing to the improvement of teaching and learning across Tanzania.

CONTACT WITH ST.JUDY

The School of St Jude
PO Box 11875
Arusha
Tanzania
East Africa

Australian postal address
PO Box 82
Kew East VIC 3

GIVE US A CALL

In Tanzania

+255 686 049 142 or +255 755 106 058

Visitor Coordinator

+255 783 116 367 or +255 758 305 77

Emergency contact

+255 767 672 566 or +255 766 699 115

> Arusha Secondary School is one of the senior, biggest and of high status in the country which was established in 1962, just one year after Independence in 1961.

> The School was established by the Government purposely for the aim of widening Secondary Education in order to get Experts in different areas in order to fill the position left by foreign rule.

Favre Language and Communication Institute, Dar es Salaam, Letter of Authorisation, Preparatory, Private, Dar es Salaam,Our School is located in modern premises in the centre of Dar-es-Salaam with immediate access to public transportation. The premises are spacious, illuminated and very friendly

Programs Offered

Language Acquisition

Business Courses

Full Immersion

Standard Course

Intensive Course

Super Intensive

Individual / Private Courses

Corporate Language Training

Communication Training

Modules

Exams and Certification

Levels

Software Training

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Access

MS Outlook

MS Powerpoint

Internet Training

Admission and Applications

Before joining any course, all students joining our Institute must have read, understood and agreed to the General Terms and Conditions listed below. Please note that this list is not exhaustive.

Enrolment

In order to independently enroll in our school, the participant must already have reached the age of 18 years old.

Fees and Terms of Payment

The enrolment fee and tuition fee are payable not later than the beginning of the first lesson. The fees are due for the whole period mentioned on the enrolment form. The payment must be made to the following bank:

Favre Language and Communication Institute Ltd.
Stanbic Bank Tanzania Limited
Centre Branch
P.O.Box 72647
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
Account Numbers:TSh:0140025881801, USD:0240025881801
SWIFT CODE:SBICTZTX

No CASH payment is accepted at the reception! Once the payment is received, the confirmation of enrolment together with the detailed invoice will be delivered to the Participant by the means requested on the enrolment form (mail, e-mail or fax.

The mentioned fees and the sales conditions are valid until December 31st of the year issued.

Minimum Number Of Participants

A minimum number of six participants (four evening) per course are required in order to effectively run the course. If the above mentioned number is not reached, Our Institute will inform the Participant at least two weeks before the start of the course. Reimbursement of fees paid will be automatically made. The participant shall thereafter not claim further for any damages and/or inconveniences caused.

Late Course Arrivals

Any participant arriving to the course more than five minutes past the beginning time must wait for the break to enter the classroom. This is for the respect of the teacher and the other participants.

Absence and Course Interruption

When a participant registers for a course, it means that they are committing themselves to attend it regularly. In case of absence or in case of drop out of the course before its term, for whatever reason, the course fees shall not be refunded in any way, not even on a pro-rata basis. In case of an accident or illness, the course can be granted for a later period in the year. A medical certificate is then requested.

Behaviour

Should a participant show an abnormal behaviour or bad intentions, our Institute reserves the right to exclude him/her from the school at any time. No refund will be given in this case.

Claims

All claims must be addressed to the Administration office. Our Operations Manager will thereafter study each claim and take the necessary actions.

Insurances

Our Institute declines all responsibility for thefts, damages or losses. Upon arrival at the school all Participants are responsible for their own material and private belongings.

Use of Photographic Material

Our Institute may take photographs of participants in order to illustrate its brochure, website and other relevant advertising material for the school. However, this will not be done on a regular basis. The school does not intend to disrupt the courses. A written notification will be given a few weeks in advance.

Should the participant disagree, he/she or his/her parents must precise this refusal in writing on the registration form.

All courses are conducted in the most respectful and controlled atmosphere, participants are not allowed to film or take any photos during the course.

Contacts

PLOT No. 591,
BLOCK F,
KIMWERI STREET,
MSASANI,
P.O. Box 78628
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania, East Africa
Office:+255 222 664676 and +255 0222 664677
Fax:+255 0222 2664678
Email:[email protected] or [email protected]
Website:www.institutefavre.com