Education that helps young people develop life skills has transformative potential – UNICEF As part of the Regent family, The Regent Secondary School enables students to enjoy the benefits of an all-through school, offering continuity throughout their formative years and a shared philosophy and ethos, with teachers working together across different year groups and in […]
2022-UTME! OLUMAWU STUDENTS BREAK RECORDS! Daniel Ekeng scored 353. Onyinyechi Osuagwu (Head Girl) – 309. Charles Ezekwu (Head Boy) – 305. Emmanuel Ezekwu – 300. So, this week starting in VERY HIGH spirits, as, in the just concluded UTME/JAMB Examinations, our SS3 students once again did us, and themselves so proud!!! 28, out of the […]
Investing in character development and promoting leadership is a great way to invest in our future. We award the virtue of good character and generosity. At Brickhall School, we are consistent in building character with quality education. Our School Council provides a platform where pupils not only have a say but also have direct impacts […]
This week, we conducted election to our students and pupils leadership posts for the next academic year…. From the campaign through the manifesto, down to casting of votes…. It was a free, fair and credible election… “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other “ John F Kennedy #bloomsacademy #internationalstudents #abujamoms #womeninbusiness #womenintech #internationalschoolsinAbuja Source: […]
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has extended the registration deadline for the 2022 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE). It can now be applied for until the midnight of Monday, June 20.Head, Information and Public Relations Division, Azeez Sani issued a statement on Monday.The registration period was initially scheduled to close on Monday, May 30.State Ministries […]
A new report by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has revealed that girls are outperforming boys in reading across all education levels. A new publication by UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring (GEM) said while boys performed better than girls in mathematics in the early years, this advantage had gradually disappeared as they progress […]
COVID-19 pandemic, insurgency, terrorism and banditry resulting in destruction of education facilities, killing and kidnapping of school children and teachers have tremendously fueled the crisis in the education sector in subsahara Africa. Again,the poor number of qualified and employed teachers has left school children at the mercy of the few,some of whom are less capable […]
AS indigent Nigerian children and youth grapple to access quality education, the Fountain Education, Empowerment and Development, FEED, Programme, Monday, kicked off a learning centre in Nana Berry Orphanage, New Karu in Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, to take quality education to underprivileged children and youths. The FEED Programme Coordinator, Isaac Audu, explained […]
After weeks of extensive debates on diverse socio-economic and political issues, Ruth Okorocha, a 14-year old student of King’s Way College, has emerged winner of the second edition of Nigeria Info’s ‘I Beg To Differ’ Students Debate Competition. The competition, which began on March 4, had hundreds of applications from secondary school students between ages […]