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...grooming an excellent child.
2ND TERM 2014/2015
....Dear Parents,
W
ith so much joy in our heart, we wish to express our gratitude to God for the grace to witness the end of the second term
2014/2015 Academic Session. Our sincere appreciation goes to you, our esteemed parents for your unalloyed support and
cooperation throughout the term, as we jointly work together to guide our pupils in attaining enviable academic and
moral heights.
ADMINISTRATION
ACADEMICS
One of the key achievements this term in terms of the quality of
education our pupils were
exposed to was an increase
in the use of our audio/visual
instructional materials and
E-learning.
NURSERY
SCHOOL BILL
We hereby appeal to parents to
endeavour to pay their wards’ fees
before resumption. This is necessary to
ensure timely and adequate
preparation for the new term. Kindly
submit your teller to the admin office as
soon
as payment is made using your child's
n a m e a s
depositor for easy identification and sorting. E.g. Adekoya
Emmanuel, Grade 2 Topaz.
OPTIONAL SERVICE FORMS
Our Pre-school, Reception
Nursery Class
and Nursery pupils were
Attached to the school bill is the Optional Service Form, to be
submitted on the first day of resumption. Kindly indicate by
observed to have an increasing enthusiasm towards coming to
ticking your choice of clubs and services and payments should
school and display a commendable level of independence when
be made accordingly.
carrying
out
their
work.
This
is
traceable
to
the
seminars/trainings our teachers attended in the course of the
term to make the teaching and learning process more fun and
effective. Little wonder our Nursery pupils are gradually
becoming more sociable and willing to learn.
Note: We appeal to parents whose children are in Crèche, Preschool and Reception classes to include spare clothes, diapers,
wipes, meals, bibs and napkins in their children's bags to be
used as the need arises.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
To ensure our pupils enjoy balanced education, we engaged
them in healthy recreational activities through the
combination of core and co-curricular activities. In the course
of the term, our pupils were
actively involved in different
sporting activities to build their
physical fitness and mental
alertness.
CLUB ACTIVITIES
GRADE
Daily Homework to foster a follow up on instruction from the
Sack-race
This term was full of inspiring and
educative activities for all clubs as they engaged in different
weekly activities and presentations; the music club members
tried their hands on more musical experiences, the Home
Makers’ Club exposed its members to different areas of
personal development, like beads and aprons making, while
the annual Press Week by the Press Club provided a fitting
climax to all club activities.
school. Our grade five pupils were actively engaged in
The 2-day event featured different
As part of our effort to groom a total child, quite a number of
academic activities were improved upon and new ones
introduced to foster the learning skills of our pupils. These
include: Assembly lectures on World Special Days, Field Trips,
Concise reports about a child through the Daily Reports and
Computer Based Test [CBT]; an exam format and preparatory
inspiring
lessons towards their common entrance examinations. The
participation of a media practitioner
activities
with
the
trainings,
Computer-Based Test from Broadcasting Corporation of
presentation practice and
Oyo State [BCOS]. The grand finale of
leadership
art of public speaking, no
the Press Week was a debate on the
doubt contributed to the
topic:
c o m m e n d a b l e
leadership roles' and a trip to
achievements recorded in
Diamond FM, University of Ibadan.
the
entrance
'Women
should
Music Club
assume
exams
written so far.
Press Week
Home-Makers’ Club
“Don’t limit a child to your own learning, for he was born in another time”
FIELD TRIPS
MEALS
In our quest for our pupils to further
acquire knowledge beyond the walls of
the classrooms, they were taken on
field trips to various places of interest, in
consonance with their scheme, classes
and ages. Prominent amongst these
places are Cocoa Research Institute of
Nigeria and
Federal Road
Safety Corps.
Kindly ensure that your child's lunch pack and bottles are
properly washed before filling them with food and water. Also
note that food baskets are allowed in the school. Meals should
be packed separately from books in order to
protect the books from being soiled and kindly
ensure that packed meals are freshly cooked.
MORALS
We are focused on the task of building a total child, who will be
academically sound as well as courteous and disciplined. This
has informed the continuous process of instilling rules of
etiquette and discipline on school assembly and in classes. The
Field Trips
STAKEHOLDERS’ FORUM
Stakeholders’ Forum
We appreciate all our parents
and guardians for their
presence during this term's
Stakeholders' Forum and Open
Day. We are however glad to
inform you that efforts are
ongoing towards giving
attention to the major issues
that were raised during the
meeting.
visible improvement in our pupil's level of discipline is as a
result of the commendable support and cooperation of our
parents. We appeal to you to keep up the practice at home to
reinforce what they have learnt throughout the term. We ask
that you do not hesitate to report to us any negative character
traits and unacceptable behaviour that you have noticed in
your child. We are proud of you all.
OUR REQUESTS
Kindly supervise holiday homework.
Ensure your child(ren) don't come to school with household
We would like to appeal to our parents to kindly pay more
attention to the resumption time as all pupils are expected to be in
school by 7:45am. Our school activities begin from the assembly
and we therefore implore you to
plan towards early drop off to
ensure your wards participate in
the assembly activities.
Follow up on acquired knowledge in areas of Etiquette,
Morals, Polish your Expression, Diction, Mental Sums, etc.
Label or tag your child(ren)'s personal belongings for easy
identification.
Tell friends, neighbours, relations and colleagues about GBS.
Please update phone numbers if there are changes.
GENERAL APPEARANCE
3rdTerm Calendar
Pupils are encouraged to dress Assembly
properly at all times as this is sure
to boost their self-confidence. Parents are implored to adhere to
the 'one-shirt/blouse' per day policy of the school and to ensure
the appropriate day tags are used for each day. Kindly replace
undersized and worn out socks, uniforms
and accessories.
Our school shoes must be
black; canvas and boots are
unacceptable. However, canvas and sneakers
can be worn on Fridays during Sports for easy
movement. Our girls are expected to wear the
correct hairstyle appropriate for the week, nicely
Neatest Girl
items.
adorned with SKY blue beads.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
The school constantly emphasizes the importance of inculcating
good personal hygiene in our pupils. This is why
Resumption
Workers' Day
GBS Day
Mid-Term Exam
Children's Day
Democracy Day
Stakeholders' Forum
Mid-Term Break
Public Holiday
Third term Exam
Vacation/Graduation
Eid-El-Fitri
Summer Coaching
Mon. 20th April
Fri. 1st May
Fri. 15th May
Tues.18th-Mon.25th May
Wed. 27th May
Fri. 29th May
Wed. 3rd June
Thurs. 4th & Fri. 5th June
Fri. 12th June
Tues.23rd-Mon.30th June
Thurs. 16th July
Sat. 18th July
Mon. 3rd - Fri 28th Aug
Mon. 14th Sept, 2015
we ask that parents should motivate their
children to practice good hygiene. Children
should be encouraged to bathe, brush their
teeth, regularly wash their hands after using
the convenience and before meals, as well as
ensure finger nails are cut low at all times. Do
not under estimate their capability to assist in
cleaning and doing some other household
chores. Kindly ensure this at home for grade
Handwashing
pupils, as we are already working with them to imbibe the sense of
responsibility.
“Learning is a treasure which accompanies its owner everywhere.”