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Education · ThisDay ·Bullying: FG Urge Students to Report Cases as Part of National Policy Sensitization
The Federal Government is encouraging students to report bullying incidents as part of a national policy sensitization initiative. This move aims to increase awareness and combat harassment within schools, fostering a safer environment by empowering students to speak out against abusive behavior in various educational settings.
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Education · The Punch ·Chrisland graduates 327, celebrates 16 UTME high scorers
Chrisland schools recently held a graduation ceremony for 327 students across its campuses. During the event, the institution also recognized 16 graduates who achieved outstanding results in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The celebration highlighted the academic achievements of the outgoing students as they transition to various higher levels of learning.
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Chinese envoy advocates Mandarin teaching in Nigerian schools
A Chinese envoy has recommended the integration of Mandarin language studies into the Nigerian school curriculum. The proposal seeks to deepen bilateral relations and cultural exchange between Nigeria and China while equipping Nigerian students with valuable linguistic tools for future academic and professional engagement on a global scale.
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Aquinas College honours 35 alumni at 75th anniversary
Aquinas College recently celebrated its 75th anniversary by recognizing thirty-five of its former students for their various achievements. The event highlighted the contributions of these alumni to society while marking seven and a half decades of the institution's existence. The ceremony served as a platform to foster connections among different generations of the school's community.
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World Bank, experts seek increased funding for IDP children’s education
The World Bank and various experts are advocating for enhanced financial support to improve educational access for children in Internally Displaced Persons camps. This call for increased funding aims to address the significant learning challenges faced by displaced youth and ensure they receive quality schooling despite their displacement across Nigeria.
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Education · The Punch ·
UBEC distributes 15,675 learning materials to Lagos schools
The Universal Basic Education Commission has distributed 15,675 learning materials to schools across Lagos State. This initiative provides students and teachers with essential instructional resources intended to support basic education development and improve academic engagement within the state's public school system.
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Education · The Punch ·
Olympiad feat: NUT blames funding gaps for private schools’ dominance
The Nigeria Union of Teachers has attributed the consistent success of private school students in academic Olympiads to significant funding gaps within public schools. The union identified insufficient financial resources as the primary reason private institutions continue to outperform public schools in both national and international academic competitions.
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Education · The Punch ·
King’s College PTA lists reasons for opposing proposed concession
The Parent-Teacher Association of King's College has formally expressed its opposition to the proposed concession of the institution. The association highlighted various concerns regarding the management plan, arguing that such a move could compromise the school's educational standards and limit access for students from diverse backgrounds.
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Education · The Punch ·
ICPC says plans underway to monitor Borno education projects
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission is preparing to monitor several education projects in Borno State. This move is designed to oversee the execution of government-funded initiatives and ensure that resources are properly managed within the educational sector to achieve the intended developmental goals in the region.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kebbi Hisbah bans secondary school sign-out celebrations
The Kebbi State Hisbah Board has announced a formal ban on sign-out celebrations for secondary school students within the state. This decision restricts the customary festivities often held by graduating students to mark the completion of their final examinations, aiming to maintain social order and moral decorum.
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Education · Vanguard ·World Youth Skills Day: Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club trains pupils on bead making
In observance of World Youth Skills Day, the Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club organized a vocational training program for pupils in bead making. The initiative aims to empower young students with practical handiwork skills and promote self-reliance through creative arts, marking the international day dedicated to youth development and skill acquisition.
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Education · The Punch ·
How our parents, UNILAG shaped Jumoke, my success – Badejo-Okusanya
Badejo-Okusanya attributes the professional achievements of himself and his sibling, Jumoke, to the foundational influence of their parents and the University of Lagos. He highlights how their upbringing and the academic environment provided the essential framework and values required to navigate their career paths successfully.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·MSSN hails court judgment on right of Muslim female students to wear hijab in public schools in Oyo
The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria has welcomed a court ruling affirming the right of Muslim female students to wear the hijab in Oyo State public schools. This judgment addresses long-standing discussions regarding religious expression and dress codes within the state's educational system, emphasizing the protection of constitutional rights for students.
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Save The Children Backs Kaduna’s Drive To Return 100,000 Out-of-School Children To Class
Save The Children has announced its support for the Kaduna State Government's initiative to return 100,000 out-of-school children to the classroom. The partnership aims to enhance educational access in the state and address the high number of children currently excluded from formal learning opportunities through strategic interventions.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·TMC reaffirms commitment to spiritual growth, says education central in Islam
The Muslim Congress has reaffirmed its dedication to promoting spiritual development while highlighting the critical role of education in the Islamic faith. The organization stressed that academic and religious learning are essential components for individual advancement and the overall progress of the community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG hails WOFAN, BUK partnership on practical agricultural training
The Federal Government has commended the partnership between the Women Farmers Advancement Network and Bayero University Kano for its focus on practical agricultural training. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and field experience, fostering skill development and enhancing productivity within the nation’s agricultural sector through specialized educational programs.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Ibadan: Higher Ground Mega Schools honours outstanding learners with scholarships
Higher Ground Mega Schools in Ibadan has recognized its high-achieving students by awarding them scholarships. The initiative aims to reward academic excellence among learners within the institution, highlighting the school's commitment to supporting outstanding educational performance through financial incentives and formal recognition.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Is- haq Oloyede commissions JAMB mega CBT centre in Borno
The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Professor Is-haq Oloyede, has inaugurated a new mega Computer-Based Test centre in Borno State. This facility aims to enhance the conduct of examinations and provide better access for candidates within the North-East region of Nigeria through improved digital infrastructure.
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Education · Vanguard ·UniAbuja law student wins W/African speech contest in Sierra Leone
A law student from the University of Abuja has emerged as the winner of a West African speech competition held in Sierra Leone. The student secured the top position after competing against various participants from across the sub-region, highlighting academic representation for the Nigerian university in the regional event.
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Education · The Punch ·
Oyo lawmaker unveils over N280m learning hubs, targets nine LGs
An Oyo State lawmaker has inaugurated learning hubs valued at over N280 million to support students across nine local government areas. The project aims to improve educational infrastructure and provide better access to academic resources within the state, focusing on enhancing the learning environment for residents in the targeted regions.
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