The Future Is Secure When the Young Generation Is Nurtured, And Given the Opportunity to Grow
By Frank Charles Mafungwe, SJ
In most communities, we often observe that the number of older people becomes greater than that of the younger generation. When this happens, concerns about the future naturally arise. At St. Peter Claver High School, however, the story is quite different. The number of young “bananas” continues to grow, giving us hope and confidence for the future.
On 18th September 2026, a total of 188 pupils reported to St. Peter Claver High School to sit for the Form One Entrance Examination. The examination was conducted from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. under the supervision of Sch. Angelo Msuya and Frank Mafungwe.
We also extend our sincere gratitude to all supervisors who coordinated the examination in other centers, including Kondoa, Dar es Salaam, Nyakahoja (Mwanza), and Arusha. We remain hopeful that even more students will join us, paving the way for an even brighter future.
Our heartfelt appreciation goes to all the pupils who attended the examination and demonstrated their commitment to education. We also thank the teachers and workers who helped in preparing the candidates and ensuring that the examination was conducted successfully.
Finally, we express our gratitude to the entire school team for its continued dedication and commitment to improving the quality of education at St. Peter Claver High School. Together, we are nurturing the young bananas that will one day grow strong and continue the legacy of our school.