KEEP UP WITH US

Hello everyone, we would like to share a snippet of what is happening in our growing school community.

DISCUSSION DAY:   We enjoy speaking to our parents about the progress of their children. Therefore, we are opening our doors to our parents only on the 7th of November, 2019. 

FOREIGN TRIPS:   We have just returned from our summer trip to the United Kingdom. It was an eventful one, as we were honoured by the British International Education Association (BIEA) with the Nigerian High Commissioner to Britain commending us for a job well done. Furthermore, we will be revisiting the United Kingdom in December 2019, and March 2020. Registration for these trips are now open. We have early bird discounts, so we urge you to register early for these trips.

WE ARE BACK!

Hello everyone,

We are back in the 2019/2020 academic session (actually we have been back for about 5 weeks now... lol). We apologise for the blog in activity, and we are BACK WITH A BANG!

A lot has happened since the last time we wrote here, and we will like to share it with you. Stay tuned and watch out for our next post which will be written news letter style.

Till then, thank you for visiting our blog, and have a lovely day.

La Journée De La Langue Française (French Language Day) - 20th March

Happy belated FRENCH LANGUAGE DAY people. It was a fun-filled day on the 20th of March in our school. Here's how we marked the day in pictures.

A cross section of our staff and students in the secondary school in costume.

LANGUAGE DIVERSITY IN OUR SCHOOL

Today is the International Mother Language Day, gather around, let us talk languages.

To see how we marked this date, please read to the end.

WORLD CANCER DAY: Students Creative Entries (Grace Year 10)

Hello everyone,

Although the World Cancer Day was on the 4th of February, there are still students in our school who want to educate the public about cancer with their creative abilities. One of these students is Grace Aliu, whose art work is shown below:

What other means of creating awareness and educating the public about Cancer do you know? Be sure to share in the comments box below.

WORLD CANCER DAY: Students Creative Entries (Shania, Year 11)

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Hair Today Gone Tomorrow
Written by Shania Ken-Okpaise (year 11)

My second round of cancer? Not again. I pleaded for my hair to be shaved, this time I had had enough. I’m in charge, and I’m through! The next day of work was horrible as my wig kept sliding off. Hot, itchy, I was uncomfortable, and made quite a fuss.

WORLD CANCER DAY: Students Creative Entries (Angel, Year 10)

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A Call For Hope  
A poem by Angel Ikechukwu (Year 10)

Oh Cancer, why?

Why take what we love the most?

You never do it at once,

But slowly, and always making sure we feel the pain,