The school is in Dodoma, Tanzania, in the Miyuji/Mnadani area. Its postal address is P.O. Box 1522, Dodoma.

The supplied school information lists Baby Class, Middle Class, Pre-Standard One and Standard One through Standard Seven. Ask the office to confirm current availability for a particular class.

The school is described as offering day and boarding. Confirm current availability, age requirements and boarding arrangements with the office before applying.

Subjects listed include Kiswahili, English Language, Mathematics, Science, Social Knowledge and Work Skills, Civics and Ethics, and curriculum areas including Geography and Environment, Arts and Sports, and Tanzanian History and Ethics.

The information supplied describes the new curriculum for Classes I–VI and the former curriculum for Standard Seven. The academic office should confirm the guidance applicable to the current school year.

Contact the school office for the approved paper form, available places, required documents and submission dates. A website enquiry is not confirmation of a place until the school confirms it.

An application may require a completed form, birth certificate, two passport-size photos, a parent/guardian’s NIDA or passport, and a report or transfer letter for a pupil moving from another school. The school office should provide the final list.

The school may request an assessment to understand a pupil’s level or suitable placement. Contact the office for the current procedure; do not assume it is required for every class.

The school information lists a transport service. Routes, fees, schedules and available places should be confirmed with the transport office.

The school has a Kitchen and Nutrition department. The school should provide details about meal times and arrangements for day and boarding pupils.

Boarding is included in the school information. Parents should obtain current details about places, supervision, required belongings and boarding rules from the office.

Sports are part of school life, and the gallery includes school football team photographs. Sports schedules and annual activities should be checked in the school calendar.

School information and photographs show gardening, environmental care and practical learning. Specific activities for each class depend on academic planning.

The school lists a Health and Environment department. Parents should inform the school about a child’s health needs and confirm support and emergency arrangements.

Check Learning → School Calendar or contact the academic office. Examination dates can change according to the calendar issued for the relevant year.

The supplied information mentions 31 October. Confirm the year and exact date in the current school calendar before arranging travel or attendance.

The calendar can show school dates, examinations, meetings, graduation, holidays and other events. Use the calendar most recently updated and approved by the school.

The information supplied for this project lists more than 800 pupils and about 35 teachers. These figures can change; the school office is the source for current counts.

The school is associated with the Capuchin Friars and a Catholic-Franciscan heritage. Details about prayer, values and religious activities follow school arrangements.

The official NECTA PSLE 2025 record for Brother Martin Primary School (PS0302120) lists 50 candidates, a school average of 277.8800 and Grade A (Bora). Use the NECTA link below for the complete record.