Bethsaida Secondary School has recorded one of its strongest academic performances to date, marking 2026 as a landmark year in the school’s journey of growth and impact. Supported largely by the local community and a small number of international partners, the school continues to demonstrate how shared commitment can translate into measurable success for young girls in Tanzania.
According to the released results from NECTA recently form IV National Exam, 17 students attained Division I, while 8 students secured Division II and 5 achieved Division III. Notably, every student qualified to proceed with further studies, a milestone that school leadership describes as both a long-held dream and a powerful validation of the Bethsaida model.
Bethsaida Secondary School operates on a sponsorship-based system in which all students receive either 50 percent or 100 percent financial support, depending on the conditions and availability of partner organizations. This approach has enabled girls from vulnerable backgrounds to access quality education while remaining closely connected to their communities.
School management has expressed sincere appreciation to SOW, Green Tour, ATE and other partner organizations, as well as the wider Tanzanian community for their continued support. They note that the impact of this assistance extends beyond academic results, contributing directly to the personal growth, confidence, and future prospects of the students.
With the 2026 results now confirmed, Bethsaida Secondary School positions itself as a growing example of how community-driven education can deliver both opportunity and excellence, particularly for girls whose potential might otherwise remain untapped