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Ministry of Education has announced the national examinations for primary and secondary schools. Somaliland national examination and certification board (SLNECB) also announced the top 10 schools in the country. The announcement was made in Sheikh town by the minister of education Hon. Ahmed Direye Toorno.
Somaliland National Examination and Certification Board (SLNECB) chairman Mr. Daud Ahmed Farah confirmed the number of candidates who sat for the primary examination. He stated that 20,950 students attempted the exams while 177 were absent.
He confirmed that 19,441 pupils passed the primary school examination whereas 1,332 candidates failed. Addressing journalists in Sheikh town the examination board chairman stated that 14,039 students sat for the secondary exams across the country. He reported that 108 candidates missed sitting for the High School examination and 357 students unfortunately failed to get the required grades for university.
The minister of education announced the names of top schools in the country. They are as follows:
The minister sent congratulatory messages to all students who sat for the examinations and urged them to continue with their quest of attainment of knowledge
Source: The Horn Tribune