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Eagles Secondary School is Boarding School for Boys only located in the Nia Njema Area on the outskirts of Bagamoyo Township. Both the O-level and A-level Sections specialise in Science, Business and Arts subjects. The School has been in existence since 2006 and has during that time achieved notable successes. To push forward our development agenda, we need to fill the following positions. Competitive terms will be offered to suitable candidates, mostly performance-based:
The Board of Bahari Eagles Foundation Limited, owners of Eagles Secondary School in Bagamoyo, has appointed George Fumbuka, MBA FCCA, one of its Directors, to be School Manager as CEO of the School on its behalf effective from January 2018 for a 3-year period. He takes over from Francis Tabaro, another Director, who served as School Manager since 2012.
The Headmaster, Greyson Mhilu, stated: “Eagles celebrated its 12th Anniversary in January of this year, proudly having poured hundreds of O-level and A-level graduands into the Nation’s stock of human resources. These include doctors; bankers; engineers; and professional accountants. Two Alumni from our School recently graduated as Brokers of the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange. This is a welcome development toward further successes”.
Top 10 Schools for Form Four Results 2017
The National examination council of Tanzania (NECTA) has released 2017 School Performance Profile scores for all Tanzania schools today 30 of January, 2018, and using that information, St. Francis Girls (Mbeya) has ranked each of the public schools and Private schools in Tanzania.
Here is the Eagles High School Calendar for the second term of 2019 school year.
Click the link to download and print it or get one up the next time you’re at the school.
THE Ministry of Education and Vocational Training has honoured Eagles Secondary School as best school for its outstanding performance in the national examination results for Form Four in 2013 and 2014, it has been revealed.
Former Education Minister, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa.
Former Education Minister, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa issued three awards, two golden trophies and certificate of commendation, to the school as the Best Performing School for the year 2013 and Best Performing School for Non Government Schools for the year 2014.
The School Manager, Mr Francis Tabaro, said in a statement issued in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the District Education Officer, Ms Eliza Ngonyani, handed over the two awards to the school management on behalf of Dr Kawambwa, at a colourful function held in the city two weeks ago.