The Celebration Co-Ed is a residential high school and a right education centre for Celebrative, Meditative & Creative study there are 780 pupils.

The school provides day boarding facilities: 7:30am to 5pm as well as full boarding facilities.

There are 130 boarders and it's not compulsion to be boarders. 

The school has year groups from nursery to Y11

The school focuses on both CCA and ECA activities. The school follows the Nepali Calendar for academic year and it's between Mid of April to last week of March. 

Exchanges took place in 2023 between FSG and Instituto Rafael Frühbeck. Year 10 students completed home exchange stays with Pen Pals, an enriching and highly connective experience for all involved. 

Exchanges took place in 2023 between FSG and Instituo Quartó de Portmany. Year 9 students completed home exchange stays with Pen Pals, an enriching and highly connective experience for all involved. 

Kisutu girls' secondary school formerly known as D.A girls' secondary school is a girls school located at the City center of Dar es Saalaam City. 

It was built and owned by Indians for Indian girls students before Tanzania attained her independence in 1961. In the early 1970's the Indians handed it over to the government of Tanzania making its name to change from D.A girls' secondary school to Kisutu girls' secondary school. 

Currently we have 420 girls students, 282 are in form five class while 138 are in form six class. Form five and form six students are considered as high school students whose ages range from 18-20 years old. 

Let’s Graduate is an initiative established to educate students, utlizing virtual and in-class experiences, that have the potential to empower them to embark on a journey to become leaders in the society. 

We achieve our goal by adhering to the values of honesty, respect, responsibility, and compassion. We believe that solid partnerships, among schools and educators, help students achieve success.