Idel-Kabir, also known as Eid al-Adha, is a major Islamic festival commemorating Prophet Ibrahim’s devotion and sacrifice. It is marked by prayers, feasting, charity, and the sharing of sacrificial meat with family, friends, and the less privileged.
Carnival is our annual vibrant cultural celebration featuring parades, music, dance, colorful costumes, and community festivities. It brings people together to enjoy creativity, tradition, and joyful expression.
The NECO Mock Exam is a preparatory test for our senior secondary students, simulating the official National Examinations Council (NECO) exam. It helps our students practice exam conditions, assess readiness, and identify areas for improvement before the final exam.
Democracy Day is a national holiday that celebrates the restoration of democratic governance. It is marked by civic events, reflections on democratic values, and activities honoring the progress and resilience of the nation’s democracy.
Graduation is a milestone ceremony celebrating our students’ successful completion of their academic program. It features awards, speeches, and the conferring of certificates, marking the transition to the next stage of education or career.
The National Examinations Council (NECO) Exam is a standardized assessment for senior secondary students in Nigeria. It evaluates knowledge across core and elective subjects, serving as a key qualification for higher education and career opportunities. Wishing our Class 5 students excellence.
Continuous Assessment Test 2 (CAT 2) is the second evaluation of the academic term. It measures our students’ progress on topics taught since CAT 1 and contributes to their overall performance record.
The End of Term Exam is our comprehensive assessment covering all subjects taught during the academic term. It evaluates students’ overall understanding, retention, and performance, serving as a key measure of academic progress before the holiday break.
Holiday break.
Parents and guardians of new students are invited to visit the school. This event strengthens the home-school connection, allowing families to check on their wards’ welfare, meet teachers, and discuss early progress.
Students and staff observe Nigeria’s Independence Day. The holiday is an opportunity for cultural reflection, patriotic activities, and rest from academic work.
The first round of assessments evaluates students’ grasp of lessons taught in the opening weeks. These tests help teachers identify strengths and areas needing improvement, ensuring steady academic progress.
