The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) has declared four students from our Lekki campus as Gold, Silver, and Bronze Award recipients at the just concluded QCEC 2022 competition.
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Amanda S. earned the Gold Award, Kelechi O. and Chinedu D. earned the Silver Awards, while Havilah A. earned the Bronze Award.
Hello,
Here is a COVID-19 update from our school community.
The wearing of masks in the school community is now optional. This is in a bid to restore normalcy to our children, and the school community at large. However, to ensure that the school community remains safe, we have taken these measures:
It has been a wholesome
feeling having our children with us in the first half of the summer term themed
Make a Positive Difference. We have had a fantastic and fun-filled first
half. This term is our promotional term and thus has fewer competitions and
events than previous terms. However, we applaud our children that have
participated in events and competitions so far. The Mid-term examinations have
been concluded today, and the results will be published on the school portal by
Friday, the 17th of June, 2022. We vacate today for the Mid-Term
break to resume on Tuesday, 14th
June, 2022. Here is a sneak peek into what we have been up to all term.
The 3rd Edition of our annual
Parents’ Forum was a hit.
Our keynote speaker was Dr. Obiageli Modebelu,
a senior lecture and the second speaker was an Associate Professor Perpetua
Ememe, from the University of Unilag.
International
Tea Day was marked in our school on the 23rd of May. On this day, we
had conversations with our children in their different schools about the
importance of tea as the world’s most consumed drink, after water.
Do you know that Tea production and processing constitutes a main source of livelihoods for millions of families in developing countries and is the main means of subsistence for millions of poor families, who live in a number of least developed countries?
BEHAVIOUR POLICY
1. STAFF MEMBERS
a. All staff should familiarise themselves with this page of the policy
b. All staff involved in the process of promoting positive behaviours for learning should study and refer to this policy often.
Bullying in school can have very serious consequences, and CEDEC International Schools has a Zero Tolerance to bullying of any form. In addition to having a Code of Conduct and an Anti-Bullying Policy, other ways we prevent bullying include creating a positive school environment, the content and delivery of our Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education curriculum, Anti-Bullying programmes and parental involvement, amongst others.
Today, we will be looking at 5 ways that parents can get involved in the prevention of bullying in schools.
