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Saint Mary Goreti Secondary School | |
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near Moshi Tanzania | |
Coordinates | 3°20′8.5″S37°20′48.1″E / 3.335694°S 37.346694°E Coordinates: 3°20′8.5″S37°20′48.1″E / 3.335694°S 37.346694°E |
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Type | Non-governmental school |
Denomination | Catholic |
Patron saint(s) | Our Lady of Kilimanjaro |
Established | 1999 |
Grades | Forms 1–4, 5–6 |
Enrollment | 1,100 |
Medium of language | English |
Website | stmarygoreti |
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Saint Mary Goreti Secondary School is a secondary school in Tanzania. It is located in Kilimanjaro Region near Moshi town.
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