Jada Jedid Schools

Friday morning assembly before the learners went in for Mathematics paper.

Jada Jedid schools

Jada Jedid schools has started the B.O.T 1 examinations. We believe in continuous assessment through classwork, homework, tests, and exams for better performance and knowledge. This helps teachers track student progress in and out of class. The exams are going well and will conclude tomorrow with Mathematics. 😊

‎CPE 2025 RESULTS UPDATES
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As we await the final results of CPE 2025, let's analyse the number of pupils who sat for the Certificate of Primary Education (CPE) in South Sudan from 2020–2025 and their success rates, based on available reports from the Ministry of General Education and examination statistics.

‎CPE Candidates (2020–2025)
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‎Year Candidates who sat
‎2020 56,787
‎2021 53,220
‎2022 60,714
‎2023 69,455
‎2024 77,264
‎2025 84,506
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‎Key Observations:
‎* The number of candidates steadily increased from about 56,787 in 2020 to 84,506 in 2025.
‎* This shows a large growth in access to primary education in South Sudan over the last five years.
‎* The overall increase (2020 to 2025) is about 28,000 more pupils.
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‎Key trend:
‎* There was a small drop in 2021, but after that the numbers steadily increased every year.
‎* The highest number of candidates was in 2025 (about 84,506 pupils).

‎Interpretation:
‎* More pupils are reaching Primary 8 and sitting for national exams each year.
‎*This suggests improved access to primary education in recent years.
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‎CPE Passing rates (2020–2025)
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Estimated comparison (2020–2024)
Year Pupils sat Passed Failed
‎2020 56,787 53,300 3,487
‎2021 53,220 49,700 3,520
‎2022 60,714 57,200 3,514
‎2023 69,455 63,937 5,518
‎2024 77,264 73,326 3,938
‎2025 84,506 81,464 3,034
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‎Key observations:
‎* The number of pupils passing the CPE steadily increases each year.
‎* The number of failures remains relatively low, never exceeding 5,500 in any year and below 4,000 in the last two years.
‎* 2025 had the highest number of passes (81,464) and a 96

Enjoy with us the 5th week of first term