The National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) is an entrance examination into secondary schools in Nigeria. As a student, this exam is important because your performance determines the secondary school you will attend. Here are some simple tips to help you have good grades in the National Common Entrance Examination: Start Early: Begin your preparation for
Dear Parent, PLEASE DO YOUR CHILD THESE FAVORS AS SCHOOL RESUMES As school resumes, many parents are excited about their children moving to new classes or schools. Congratulations on this milestone! Here are some essential tips to help you navigate this session smoothly: Understand the School Curriculum and Culture: Take time to ask questions about
Fear is a deep feeling of apprehension that one thing could not go the precise approach that we would have deliberate it to be. It’s an emotional figgeting that one thing someplace is likely to be mistaken. Worry can be a predominant feeling related to misery, discomfort, horror, and helplessness. Fear is an emotional response
The Head girl The Ribena Good Values Ambassador Awardee For 2017 /2018 Academic Year Future Ambition : Doctor Hobbies : Reading and playing Baqiyyat is smart and clever The Most Creative and Industrious She is disciplined and loving Any other special attributes : She is always eager to learn She is humble, kind and honest
The Social Prefect The school Ambassador to many social events like Radio Lagos Yoruba Quiz Competition Gbangba Lasa Nta in which the school emerged as the best overall as first position Oluyemi is one of the school representatives that represented the school in Keystone Debate competition. Our school, Island Builders Baptist School came first position
Meet one of the Graduands Haliyat IBRAHIM THE MOST SOCIABLE She has represented the school in both social and academic activities including a Yoruba multi cultural language programme organized by radio Lagos in which our school emerged as first position. She is always eager to learn, humble and kind. Most confident and outstanding Any other
Parting gift.. Types of Teachers in our Days 1) The restricted professional. This teachers does the job in a basic way, but with no sparks. Goes on courses when told to. Copies rather than develops what s/he’s taught. Doesn’t notice what other teachers do. 2) The extended professional. This teacher also does the job but
HOW TO BE A GOOD TEACHER As a teacher, your employer expects you to render a worthy and sincere service. Are you capable? Do you have passion for your job? Can you meet the challenge as far as teaching profession is concerned in the 21st century? Bellow, are some of the ways you can become
