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MATOKEO YA MTIHANI WA DARASA LA NNE 2023/2024 KIMKOA - STD FOUR (SFNA) EXAM RESULTS

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MATOKEO YA UPIMAJI WA KITAIFA WA DARASA LA NNE (SFNA)2023/2024 YEMETANGAZWA

Matokeo Darasa la nne 2023 - 2024 yatatoka lini?

It is now official dear readers STD four necta exam results normally known as 'matokeo ya darasa la nne' will be released at noon on 7th January 2024 by the Board (necta); & upon the release you will be able to access them bellow.

"Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young". Henry Ford, US automobile manufacturer, engineer (1863-1947)

"Nothing is more dishonourable than an old man, heavy with years, who has no other evidence of his having lived long except his age". Seneca, Roman philosopher, statesman, author (3 BC-65 AD) - Form Four Results - Kidato cha nne

TO VIEW SFNA RESULTS CHOOSE THE REGION (ILI KUTAZAMA MATOKEO YA DARASA LA NNE MWAKA 2023 CHAGUA MKOA ILIPO SHULE YAKO) - matokeo la saba | matokeo ya darasa la nne 2023/2024 Zanzibar

ARUSHA DAR ES SALAAMDODOMA
IRINGA KAGERAKIGOMA
KILIMANJAROLINDIMARA
MBEYAMOROGOROMTWARA
MWANZAPWANIRUKWA
RUVUMASHINYANGASINGIDA
TABORATANGAMANYARA
GEITAKATAVINJOMBE
SIMIYUSONGWE
The English Language Standard Four National Assessment (SFNA) was conducted on 28th and 29th November 2021. A total of 1,681,769 pupils were registered for the SFNA assessment, whereas 1,560,935 (92.82%) sat for the assessment. 

The SFNA statistics indicate that 1,138,452 (72.94%) pupils passed the assessment indicating that this year's performance has decreased by 3.44 per cent, compared to the 2020 English Language Assessment, whereby a total of 1,828,265 pupils were registered for the assessment; 1,702,837 (93.16%) sat for the assessment and 1,300,497 (76.38%) passed.

Normaly the English Language assessment paper consisted of five (5) sections: A, B, C, D and E. The first four (4) sections comprised objective questions, and the last section which was E, comprised a short answer question, making a total of five (5) questions. Matokeo La Saba Na Shule Walizopangiwa

 TO VIEW SFNA 2021 RESULTS CHOOSE THE REGION ( KUTAZAMA MATOKEO YA DARASA LA NNE 2021 CHAGUA MKOA)

SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) ARUSHA SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) DAR ES SALAAMSFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) DODOMA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) IRINGA SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) KAGERASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) KIGOMA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) KILIMANJAROSFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) LINDISFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MARA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MBEYASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MOROGOROSFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MTWARA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MWANZASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) PWANISFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) RUKWA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) RUVUMASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) SHINYANGASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) SINGIDA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) TABORASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) TANGASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) MANYARA
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) GEITASFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) KATAVISFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) NJOMBE
SFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) SIMIYUSFNA Results (Matokeo ya darasa la nne) SONGWE

Standard Four National Assessment (SFNA) English Examination Format

This format aims at assessing candidates’ competences, skills and attitudes in learning. The examination will assess how candidates use the attained competences and take part in simple conversations.

THE  GENERAL OBJECTIVES

The English assessment aims at testing candidates’ ability to:
  • Listen to a dictation and write the given words/sentences correctly.
  • Write simple grammatically correct sentences.
  • Read and complete sentences using correct English.
  • Read and comprehend a simple passage.

GENERAL COMPETENCES

The English assessment will measure the candidates’ competences on how to:
  • Express themselves appropriately in family, school and local environment settings and situations.
  • Communicate in simple routine tasks requiring simple exchange of information using all the four language skills. 

COMPOSITION OF ASSESSMENT PAPER

  • The English assessment paper will consist of sections A, B, C and D. Section A will be on Dictation, Section B on Vocabulary, Section C on Grammar and Section D on Comprehension.
  • The assessment paper will have a total of twenty five  (25) questions which will carry two (02) marks each, making a total of fifty (50) marks.
  • Candidates will be required to answer all questions. 
  • This paper will take 1:00 hour. The candidates with Visual Impairment will take 1:10 hours.

SECTION A: DICTATION

  • This section will comprise of five simple sentences for questions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 to be dictated to pupils by a teacher. Each question will carry two (02) marks making a total of ten (10) marks in this section.
  • Candidates are required to listen and write the simple sentences dictated in the spaces provided correctly.

SECTION B: VOCABULARY

  • This section will comprise five (05) multiple choice questions. Each question will carry two (02) marks making a total of ten (10) marks in this section.
  • Candidates will be required to answer all questions by choosing the correct answer from options A, B, C and D.

SECTION C: GRAMMAR

  • This section will comprise of two parts, A and B. Part A will be on other forms of Grammar and will have five (05) filling-in the blank spaces questions with a choice of words provided in the box. Part B will be on Tenses and will also have five (05) filling-in the blank spaces questions using the correct form of the words in brackets. There will be a total of 10 questions in both parts A and B. Each question will carry two (02) marks making a total of twenty (20) marks in this section.
  • Candidates will be required to answer all questions by filling in the blank spaces with correct words.

SECTION D: COMPREHENSION

  • This section will comprise of a short passage which will be followed by five (05) questions which will either be multiple choice, gap filling or Wh-questions. Each question will carry two (02) marks making a total of ten (10) marks in this section.
  • Candidates will be required to answer all questions using the information from the passage.

SFNA NECTA Matokeo ya darasa la Nne 2024 Mkoa Wa Dar Es Salaam Tanzania (sfna necta results by region)

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