Celebrate primary students finishing Standard 7, the final year of primary school in Tanzania, before transitioning to secondary school. This important milestone marks the beginning of their secondary education journey.
Every year, we conduct comprehensive health checks for all our 1,800 students at St Jude’s. To accomplish this, a team of medical professionals spend two weeks at our schools checking students’ health. Want to join in 2027? Keep an eye out for updates on how to get involved.
Join us for our Form 6 Graduation, the final year of secondary school in Tanzania, where complete their final year of upper secondary education (A Levels), preparing to step into higher education or careers. Occurring every May, it is great to tie in your visit with.
Looking for an unforgettable adventure with your child? Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime family adventure in Tanzania, filled with learning, laughter and unforgettable memories. Together, you and your child will explore education, sport, culture, art and food, and you might even spot some wildlife.
We’re thrilled to be launching an immersive program in 2026, where a cohort of international volunteers will help 300 students build confidence speaking English. Applications are closed for 2026. Expressions of interests are open for 2027.
Tick Mount Kilimanjaro off your bucket list and make a difference! Join our new fundraising adventure with Inspired Adventures. Visit ºÚÁÏ³Ô¹Ï in Arusha, then trek to Africa’s highest peak, all while raising vital funds to fight poverty through education.
This special ceremony celebrates graduates of the Beyond St Jude’s Scholarship Program; students who completed their schooling at St Jude’s and have now finished their tertiary education. It’s a proud moment to honour their achievements and a powerful reflection of the long-term impact of a St Jude’s education, as these young adults step confidently into careers and leadership roles.
Celebrate students completing Form 4, the final year of lower secondary school in Tanzania. This marks the completion of their Ordinary Level (O Level) exams, a major academic milestone before choosing to continue with the final tow years of secondary school (Form 5 and 6) or vocational training.
