FRENCH CLUB: WHY LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE?

Hello everyone, let's talk about language. What languages do you speak, and what languages would you like to learn? Please read to the end, and share what you think.

THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION: What has education done for you?

Today, January 24th is the International Day of Education as proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in celebration of the role of education in peace and development. CEDEC International Schools celebrated this day to emphasise the role that education plays in building a sustainable society. 

Our opinion boxes were tagged with the theme: "What has education done for you"? 

These boxes were placed all around the campus, and some submissions were pasted on the board seen below:

To see more of how we marked the day, please keep reading.

MATHEMATICS WEEK RECAP

Mathematics for a whole week may seem like a drag, but not in CEDEC International Schools. The just concluded Mathematics week was alot of fun for our school community. The aim of the Math week in our school is to get everyone excited about Mathematics. It was a colourful week, and this can be see in the pictures below. The theme for our Math Week was "Math Eye".

For more details about our fun Math Week, please click here to keep reading.

HAPPY NEW YEAR: IT'S THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

We welcome all our parents, staff and students to the Spring term in 2019. We hope you have a great year with us. 

A big Thank you to  all our blog visitors, we urge you to watch this page to see what we would be up to throughout the year.

BOOK FAIR WEEK: WHY DO WE READ?

A Book Fair is always a fun way to get people excited about reading. This week, we organised a book fair in our secondary school, and this got us thinking. Why do people read?

To kick off the Book Fair, we asked some of our students why they love reading, their responses are in the picture above. However, please keep reading to see other reasons why we read...

TEACHING TOLERANCE IN SCHOOL

The fact is that we live in an increasingly diverse society. With the advent of technology, most children are exposed to behavioural, cultural, social, and even religious differences, as their friendship circles now span beyond their immediate environment. Therefore, tolerance is a necessary tool for them to enhance social relationships and even individual growth. 

This year, we celebrated the United Nations International Day for Tolerance (on the 16th November) by using it as a teachable moment. We also had fun with the #iTolerate challenge. Please keep reading...

WE ARE BACK FROM THE APEN CONFERENCE!

Our educators attended the Association of Private Educators in Nigeria (APEN) 9th Annual Conference. The theme of the conference was: Transforming School Culture: Liberating Mindsets for a Holistic Approach. Please keep reading...