Teachers Accused of Defiling Students Now in Police Custody

          Two teachers who were accused of defiling students of Nazareth College, Ibowon, Epe, has been handed over to the police.
          This happened after they both confessed to the bizarre act during a Personnel Management Board (PMB) meeting set up by the Lagos State Government through its Ministry of Education on the issue.
          The ministry confirmed that the outcome of the meeting which reflects the stand of Lagos State Government on zero tolerance of child abuse in the state will be effected to the letter. The state government have taking the concerned students to the hospital for a comprehensive medical examination to help the police with their investigation.
           The ministry through the permanent secretary Mr Adeshina Odeyemi confirms that further disciplinary measures will be taken and the affected students will get justice as soon as the police are done with their investigation.   

Oyo State Government Rewards Best Students In WASSCE.

     

          During the official launch of the Education Trust Fund in Ibadan the capital of Oyo State, the two best student in the just concluded West African Secondary School Examination (WASCE) in the state were awarded full scholarship into the states newly established Technical University.
         Governor Abiola Ajimobi made this announcement to the two best graduating students of the state Miss Irabor Isabelle Gelegu and Master Adekunle Oluwatoni Adedigba of Oritamefa Baptist Model School Ibadan. Both students had A1 in all subjects which to all is a feat that could only be achieved by students who aside from being taught also tries to improve themselves.
         The two students has been given free admission which comes with full scholarship which will be a good starter for the launch of the ETF. According to the governor, the states ETF which is worth #50 billion would go a long way in restoring the education legacy of late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, stating that the importance of education to the growth of the State and Nigeria alike cannot be overemphasized as it was replacing natural resources that used to portend wealth for nations. 
        The governor however appeals to citizens of Oyo State to help make this a reality and restore the pride of the State as the intellectual capital of the nation.

Mathemathics Oriented Schools In Nigeria (Part 3)

        After watching your children grow in age, the next thing is to watch them grow academically. Their future is determined by the education they get. There are numerous schools available, which is actually a good idea so as to take care of the ever increasing population. Education is "key" to success and not always expensive has we have been made to believe, but its sometimes difficult to get that primary school which is the foundation leading to this huge success.
        Most parents enroll their children for basic learning while some does for a particular reason based on their performance in various examinations over the years. If you intend to enroll your child in a school based on their performance in mathematics, then this post is for you.
        The below listed primary schools have been competing in notable mathematics competition like the ANNUAL NATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION (ANMC)  in the country over the years and they have produced outstanding pupils as winners.


LAGOS

1.  BIMSTAR MONTESSORI SCHOOL.
2.  INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL.
3.  UNILAG STAFF SCHOOL.
4.  DR. SOYEMI MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  CORONA SCHOOL V.I.
6.  SALVATION INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.  
7.  CORONA SCHOOL GBAGADA.

NASARAWA

1.  DEMONSTRATION MODEL ACADEMY.
2.  FORTUNATE CHILD PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  SANDAJI INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  YUMACO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
5.  SOLID FOUNDATION ACADEMY.
6.  LOFTY-HEIGHT-SCHOOLS.
7.  BETHANY PRIMARY SCHOOL.

NIGER

1.  EL MANSUM INSTITUTE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  KINGDOM HERITAGE MODEL SCHOOL.
3.  ABU TURAB ISLAMIC SCHOOL.
4.  THE REDEEMERS ACADEMY.
5.  DR.UMAR FARUK PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  NEW HORIZON NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.

OGUN

1.  GODS PRIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  WALK TALL INT'L SCHOOL.
3.  PEARL ACADEMY.
4.  CAROL SCHOOL.
5.  SEOLAD INT'L SCHOOL.
6.  KINSDALE SCHOOL.
7.  GREATER HEIGHT PRIVATE SCHOOL.

ONDO

1.  OLUWAROTIMI PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  BISHOP HUGHES PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  STRONG TOWER SCHOOLS.
4.  MARGARET LENNON SCHOOLS.
5.  CHRIST FOUNDATION PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  PARKER EXPERIMENTAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
7.  JENYO BRIGHTER PRIMARY SCHOOL.

OSUN

1.  REALITY PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  BIBOOLUWA ACADEMY.
3.  ST CLARE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  REX VARSITY.
5.  OSUN ANGLICAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.

OYO

1.  UCH STAFF SCHOOLS.
2.  MARYHILL CONVENT SCHOOL.
3.  FRANCO AFRICAN SCHOOL.
4.  GRACEFIELD PRIVATE SCHOOL.
5.  EBIRE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  SUNDORA SCHOOL.

PLATEAU

1.  PLATEAU PRIVATE SCHOOL.
2.  FOUNDERS INT'L ACADEMY.
3.  ROYAL CROWN ACEDEMY.
4.  REDEEMED PEOPLES ACADEMY.
5.  ST MONICAS ACADEMY.
6.  PRIME FOUNDATION INT''L SCHOOL.

RIVERS

1.  PLEROMA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
2.  NLNG SCHOOL.
3.  HOPE SPRING FOUNDATION. 
4.  PRIQUEEN INT'L SCHOOL.
5.  CLITTER HOUSE SCHOOL.
6.  CATOKY INT'L PRIMARY SCHOOL.
7.  DAYTON MODEL SCHOOLS.

SOKOTO

1.  SUCCESS SCHOOL.
2.  FEDERAL GOV'T COLLEGE STAFF SCHOOL.
3.  BLUE CRESCENT SCHOOL.
4.  CALIPHATE TARBIYYA ACADEMY.
5.  CITY ACADEMY.

TARABA

1.  RUBY PRIMARY SCHOOL. 
2.  PACESETTERS ACADEMY.
3.  FUDIYYAH ACADEMY.
4.  NEW EDITION PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  EAGLE ACADEMY.
6.  ALBAZ ACADEMY.

YOBE

1.  ST PETERS ACADEMY.
2.  BRIGHT DAY PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  YOBE CHILDREN'S ACADEMY.
4.  LEGACY PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  ALFURQAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  YUSAD PRIMARY SCHOOL.
7.  NANA AISHA COLLEGE.

ZAMFARA

1.  AL-THAIMIN PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  CALIPHATE INT'L SCHOOL.
3.  AL-UTHAIMIN NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  STARRY SPRINGS INT'L SCHOOL.
5.  AL-THAIMIN PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  SAMKWANG SCIENCE INT'L ACADEMY.

    For more information about some of these schools, visit www.schoolfinderng.com

Mathematics Oriented Schools In Nigeria (PART 2)

       

 
         After watching your children grow in age, the next thing is to watch them grow academically. Their future is determined by the education they get. There are numerous schools available, which is actually a good idea so as to take care of the ever increasing population. Education is "key" to success and not always expensive has we have been made to believe, but its sometimes difficult to get that primary school which is the foundation leading to this huge success.
        Most parents enroll their children for basic learning while some does for a particular reason based on their performance in various examinations over the years. If you intend to enroll your child in a school based on their performance in mathematics, then this post is for you.
        The below listed primary schools have been competing in notable mathematics competition like the ANNUAL NATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION (ANMC)  in the country over the years and they have produced outstanding pupils as winners.


EKITI

1.  GREATER TOMORROW PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  PETOA NURSERY & PRIMARY SCHOOL. 
3.  PROVIDENCE GROUP OF SCHOOL.
4.  NEW CREATION PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  IGBAYILOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL.

ENUGU

1.  SPRING OF LIFE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  CARMELN PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  INT'L PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  SILVERBROOK SCHOOL.
5.  GOSHEN CITY INT'L ACADEMY.
6.  CARMEL PRIMARY SCHOOL.

FCT

1.  BEAUTIFUL BEGINNING ACADEMY.
2.  PRIME SCHOLAR'S SCHOOL.
3.  STELLA MARIS SCHOOL.
4.  CRESTVILLE ACADEMY.
5.  NTIC NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  FATIMA SCHOOL.
7.  PREMIER INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.

GOMBE

1.  NIGERIA KORGA MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  EVANGEL NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  GOMBE CHILDREN SCHOOL.
4.  HASSAN CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  ASHAKA CEMENT STAFF SCHOOL.

IMO

1.  LIVING WORD ACADEMY.
2.  RAY JACOBS SCHOOL.
3.  START RIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
5.  LIVING WORD ACADEMY.
6.  GOOD NEWS KIDDIES LAND.

JIGAWA

1.  NIGERIAN EGYPTIAN MODEL SCHOOL.
2.  SHAGARI COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  PRINCE INT'L SCHOOL.
4.  BELLO BAYI ISLAMIYYA.
5.  RIGHT PATH INT'L SCHOOL.

KADUNA

1.  HEYIK INT'L SCHOOL.
2.  QUEENS FIELD SCHOOL.
3.  HAKDA SCHOOL.
4.  THERBOW SCHOOL.
5.  NTIC PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  SCHOOL SENSE PRIMARY SCHOOL.

KANO

1.  MEGAN PRIVATE SCHOOL.
2.  ST LOUIS PRIMARY SCHOOL.    
3.  YANDUTSE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  AIRFORCE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  NIGERIAN TULIP INT`L COLLEGE.
6.  TANGAZA PRIMARY SCHOOL.

KASTINA

1.  MARIAM MOHAJIRI SCHOOL.
2.  HAZEL INT'L SCHOOL.
3.  KATSINA DIOCESAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL.
4.  AUNTY RAMATU SCHOOLS.
5.  GOBARAU ACADEMY.
6.  ZEE ALPHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.

KEBBI

1.  ANNUR PRIMARY SCHOOL.   
2.  ROYAL LEADS ACADEMY.
3.  JODA INT'L SCHOOLS.
4.  B.I.C.E. PRIVATE SCHOOL.
5.  KOKO SALIHU MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
6.  DE-ULTIMATE PRIVATE SCHOOL.
7.  DEE FUTURE STAR ACADEMY.

KOGI

1.  L.G.E.A DEM.STANDARD PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  LGEA STD EIKA-OKU OKENGWE.
3.  NUKAP PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  DIVINE GROUP OF SCHOOL.
5.  NEW GENERATION PRIMARY SCHOOL.

KWARA

1.  FLORA SCHOOLS.
2.  IQRA BASIC SCHOOL.
3.  OMOLOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  HERITAGE MONTESSORI SCHOOL.
5.  HILL CITY SCHOOLS.
6.  HIS GRACE BASIC SCHOOL.

  For more information about some of these schools, visit www.schoolfinderng.com

Mathematics Oriented Schools In Nigeria (PART 1)

      After watching your children grow in age, the next thing is to watch them grow academically. Their future is determined by the education they get. There are numerous schools available, which is actually a good idea so as to take care of the ever increasing population. Education is "key" to success and not always expensive has we have been made to believe, but its sometimes difficult to get that primary school which is the foundation leading to this huge success.
        Most parents enroll their children for basic learning while some does for a particular reason based on their performance in various examinations over the years. If you intend to enroll your child in a school based on their performance in mathematics, then this post is for you.
        The below listed primary schools have been competing in notable mathematics competition like the ANNUAL NATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION (ANMC)  in the country over the years and they have produced outstanding pupils as winners.


 ABIA.

1. INTL EARLY LEARNING CENTER.
2. AMAZING GRACE MONTESSORI.
3. ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
4. LIVING WORD ACADEMY.
5. BASIC FOUNDATION SCHOOL.
6. ST BRIDGETS PRIMARY SCHOOL.
7. MAYFAIR ACADEMY. 

 ADAMAWA.

1.  COL. ISA AHMED MEMORIAL SCH.
2.  ABTI INT'L NUR/PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.  MAUTECH UNIVERSITY PRY. SCH. 
4.  EMMANUEL STANDARD ACADEMY.
5.  BRIGHT FUTURE INT'L SCH. 

 AKWA-IBOM.

1.  DOVE INTERNATIONAL SCH.
2.  CHRIST THE KING PRIMARY SCH.
3.  AUNTY CHINNYS INTL SCH.
4.  MONEF KIDDIES SCHOOL.
5.  PEGASUS SCHOOLS EKET.
6.  MONIKA KINDERGARTEN.
7.  EAGLES CHRISTIAN ACADEMY.

 ANAMBRA.

1.  GODS WISDOM INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
2.  MOUNT OLIVE PRIMARY SCHOOL ONITSHA.
3.  BENNET ETIABA MEMORIAL SCHOOL NNEWI.
4.  KIDS ANGEL SCHOOLS.
5.  HAVILAH ROYAL SCHOOL.
6.  KROSA MODEL PRY SCHOOL.                                                                                              

  BAUCHI.

1.  SUNSHINE INTL SCHOOL.
2.  DOLPHIN MARIA COLLEGE.
3.  ST PAUL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  DAIFATUL MANSURAH PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5.  LYS ACADEMY SCHOOL.

 BENUE.

1.   SHEKINAH PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.   DELITE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
3.   GLORY NUR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.   TOWERING TOTS SCHOOL.
5.   NATIVITY PRIVATE SCHOOL.
6.   LAUREL CHILDREN ACADEMY.

 BORNO.

1.  RUBY MODEL SCHOOL.
2.  NAMU MODEL PRIMARY  SCHOOL. 
3.  AIR FORCE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
4.  EXPERIMENTAL SCHOOL.
5.  CAREBEARS SCHOOL.

 CROSS-RIVER.

1.  GOD'S GRACE.
2.  CALABAR PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
3.  HOLY FAMILY INT'L SCHOOL.
4.  HILLCREST JUNIOR SCHOOL.
5.  AUNTY SAMAS SCHOOL.

 DELTA.

1.  DSC MODEL SCHOOL III.
2.  PLAY AND LEARN ACADEMY.
3.  EDJEBA ESTATE SCHOOL.
4.  INT L UNITY SCHOOL.
5.  THE CRADLE SCHOOL.

 EBONYI.

1.  EBSU PRIMARY SCHOOL.
2.  HOPE HIGH INT'L SCHOOL.
3.  ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL.

 EDO.

1.  MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL.
2.  FEDERAL STAFF SCHOOL.
3.  UBTH STAFF SCHOOL.
4.  A A U PRIMARY SCHOOL.
5. MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL.  

 For more information about some of these schools, visit www.schoolfinderng.com

Choosing The Best School For Your Child

          

          One of the most important decision to make after becoming a parent is to decide which school is good and suitable for our children based on their ability, so as to help them grow academically. Absolutely agree that choice of school should be done according to the child’s needs and interests. Approximately at 5 years it’ll become clear what interest a child, choose right and they will thank you in future for it. choose wrong, and you already know what to expect in the future.
         Children vary in so many ways! Your child is like no other, yet has so many qualities in common with others. your child is a unique mixture of capabilities, wants, needs and motives. When deciding which school to pick for their child, parents should avoid these common mistakes
       1. Don't go for the name: Name do not usually serve the purpose. Most school owners make use of attractive names to lure parents and this mostly come with  heavy fee.
       2. Don't rely on other parents/friends: Parents rely on family and friends in deciding on a school for their children. As explained above, children vary, a friends child might be a fast learner compared to yours, or the environment might not be conducive. Visit different school listing sites e.g( www.schoolfinderng.com ), browse through various schools, plan a visit with the management of schools you are satisfied with and decide on the best school for your child.
       3. Get value for money spent: Heavy school fee does not guarantee that your child will receive the best education. Ensure that at the end of every term you evaluate your child's performance based on what you are expecting.
           After deciding on the best school for your child, which is a great step but not yet a finished job, you need to closely monitor every sign to ensure you have made the right decision.
        1. Your child is happy to go to school.
        2. Your child is full of energy and happy at the end of the school day.
        3. You see huge progress in your child’s overall development – academic, physical, social and emotional – throughout each school year.
        4. Your child feels that his/her abilities and interests are appreciated at school.
        5. Your child is achieving and performing academically at the level of which he/she is capable.
        6. Your child has friends and acquaintances who like and accept him at school.
          Signs that you have pick the wrong schools are:
        1.  Into the school year, your child is hesitant, or even adamantly decided against going to school.
        2. Your child is not just tired, but worn down and unhappy at the end of most school days.
        3. Your child has made little progress in the past year, either academically, socially, emotionally or physically.
        4. Your child often says “school is boring.”
        5  Your child expresses little interest in what he/she is learning at school.
        6. Your child often says that teachers or other kids do not understand him/her or do not like her.
        7. Your child doesn’t seem to have any close friends or friendly acquaintances at school.
        8. Your child shows symptoms of stress only when school’s in session (e.g. sleeplessness, fatigue)

Should Teachers Have Tattoos?

                      The display of body artworks are seen almost everywhere but is this allowed in our schools? There has been different opinion concerning this, these are few of their thoughts:

           A principal said, ‘They can have a javelin through their nose if they teach maths’. His view is that all his staffs need to do is present themselves as professionals. "We have spoken to students and they don’t give a damn. We have spoken to parents and some say you shouldn’t have them on as a teacher. Others don’t give a damn so long as it doesn’t say “fuck off mum”.
           Its like a game of scruples "There is no right answer", he suggested that schools will probably end up with a policy that says as long as its appropriate, then its ok.
          Another principal thinks its not appropriate because if students are told to obey rules then so should their teachers. "We ask students to follow a dress code, so it is a bit against the grain if you do the opposite".
          A mother of two secondary school pupils thinks having a tattoo has got no effect on her and her children but it has to be a balance between been a professional. She believes part of being a teacher is about teaching pupils to respect people’s differences and not judge them by their looks. "I’m more concerned about whether my child's teacher is effective and professional than what they look like".
           Having a tattoo is not a bad idea, people have tattoos on them for different reasons. A lot of people who are qualified to be a teacher has got tattoos on them before they apply. This should not stop schools from employing good and intelligent people. A facial tattoo could be seen as inappropriate to young pupils but generally if the school policy of where you teach says don't show, please don't.