Form One Selection 2026 – Waliochaguliwa Kidato cha Kwanza

Well done to all students who passed the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). After the class seven exam results are announced, the next important step is to see the names of students who have been selected to join Form One (the first year of secondary school). This process is called Form One Selection.

Form One Selection is very important in a student’s education journey. Students who pass the PSLE are placed in government secondary schools for the 2026 school year. This selection is managed by the President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI) in Tanzania.

Many students, parents, and education supporters wait eagerly for these results. This article will help you understand how to check the results, see the list of selected students, and download the forms to join secondary schools in 2026.

When Will the Form One Selection Results Be Announced?

If you are waiting for the Form One Selection results, you may wonder when TAMISEMI will release the names. In past years, the results are usually announced in the second week of December. However, the exact date for 2026 has not yet been confirmed by the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) or TAMISEMI.

Students and parents should keep checking the official TAMISEMI and NECTA websites for the latest updates about the announcement.

How to Check Form One Selection Results for 2026 (Step by Step)

Follow these easy steps to find out if you have been selected for Form One:

1. Visit the Official TAMISEMI Website:
   • Open your internet browser and go to https://selection.tamisemi.go.tz/
2. Find the “Form One Selection” Section:
   • On the website, look for the section named “Form One Selection” or “Uchaguzi wa Kidato cha Kwanza 2025.”
3. Choose Your Region:
   • You will see a list of regions. Select the region where the student took the PSLE exam.
4. Look for Your School in the District List:
   • After selecting the region, you will see a list of districts and schools. Find the school where the student has been placed.

Lists of Selected Students by Region

TAMISEMI publishes the list of students selected for Form One by region. You can find these lists on the official TAMISEMI website under the “Form One Selection” section. Make sure to check the website regularly for the latest information.

Here are some regions where you can check the lists:

How to Get Forms and Instructions to Join Form One Schools

After confirming that a student has been selected, it is important to get the joining forms and instructions. Here are ways to get them:

1. From the TAMISEMI Website:
   • Visit https://selection.tamisemi.go.tz/
   • Choose your region and district.
   • Find your school and download the joining forms and instructions.
2. From the School:
   • Visit the school where the student has been placed.
   • Most schools provide the joining forms and instructions to selected students.
3. From the District Council Websites:
   • Many district councils upload joining forms and instructions on their official websites.
   • Search for the district council website and download the needed documents.

Important Instructions for Joining Form One Schools

When joining Form One, students and parents should remember:

• School Uniforms: Students must wear the school uniforms as required by the school.
• School Supplies: Students should bring books, drawing materials, and other necessary school items.
• Fees and Other Costs: Be ready to pay school fees and other charges for the school year.
• Reporting Date: Students must report to school on the date given in the instructions.

Conclusion

Form One Selection is a very important step in a student’s education. Students and parents should keep checking the official TAMISEMI and NECTA websites for correct and timely information about the results, joining forms, and school instructions.

If a student is not selected in the first round, don’t worry! Keep watching for other selection rounds and take the necessary steps to continue your education.

Good luck to all students starting their secondary school journey in 2026!