“Some of the students didn’t come with their books and they had to be given books so they won’t slow down other students.” Nigeria Education AcademicSession
After a long holiday spanning nearly two months, nursery, primary and secondary school pupils resumed in their large numbers for a new academic session, heeding the directive of the Lagos State government that all public and private schools in the state should resume for the first term of the 2019/2020 academic session on Monday, September 9. This is in adherence to the Uniform School Calendar approved by the state government.
Unlike in previous sessions when the first week of resumption is a dry and drab affair with little or no serious activities, in many of the schools monitored across the state, it was serious business going on in both the public and private schools. She urged parents to strive hard to provide necessary materials useful for their wards in school like textbooks, exercise books, pen and other writing materials. “Some of the students didn’t come with their books and they had to be given books so they won’t slow down other students. Also, we are still in the rainy season, so parents and guardians should ensure their children put on appropriate underwear.
Meanwhile, the Tutor General/Permanent Secretary Education District 1, Titilayo Margaret Solarin, has charged school principals, teachers and students to keep the fire burning in order to maintain the enormous successes recorded by the district in recent years.
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