The Principal, Babcock University School, Ogba, Lagos, Elder Gabriel Fasanu, has advised pupils to develop a keen interest in sports, saying it is an elixir for physical and emotional development. A holistic education, he said, would not be complete without pupils getting involved in sports. He stated this during the school’s maiden inter-house sports competition […]
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Two organisations, the Omoluwabi Support Group and Oranmiyan Worldwide, have described critics of the Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s school reclassification policy as “mischievous and selfish”. Leaders of OSG and OW, Mr. Kayode Tinubu, and Dele Ogunsakin, respectively stated this at a briefing in Osogbo on Thursday. The briefing was to announce Inter-Unity Schools Debate to commemorate
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Despite statistics showing violent crime is down in England and Wales, young people are bringing weapons to school because they feel unsafe. The lethal stabbing of teacher Ann Maguire at a school in Leeds follows two surveys last week that suggested levels of violent crime are decreasing. Both the Crime Survey for England and Wales
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THE Nigeria Labour Congress has attributed the delay in the payment of salaries of the 13,000 teachers newly recruited by the Rivers State Government to the failure of the Post-Primary Schools Board to submit their names to a biometric data. The state NLC Chairman, Dr. Chris Oruge, stated this at a briefing organised by the
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Ekiti State Government says it remains committed to equipping its teachers to meet with global trends. The state Deputy Governor, Prof. Modupe Adelabu, said this at a training organised to further expose teachers to fresh teaching methodology as well as classroom management/administration. The workshop was organised for selected teachers in Ekiti East, Ikole and Ijero
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The National Directorate of Employment says it has trained over 8,000 persons for its Graduate Coaching Scheme in the past three years. The NDE Director-General, Mr. Abubakar Mohammed, made this known on Thursday during the inauguration of the 2014 GCS programme in Calabar, Cross River State. According to Mohammed, the programme established in 2012 is
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The Labour Party would put schools in local hands. The party’s education policy would ensure local oversight of free schools and academies to drive up standards. Nothing is more important for young people than enhancing their life chances, liberating their potential and encouraging their contribution to a globally competitive and modern economy. Yet, instead of
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The general public is hereby encouraged to participate in the 2014 Annual Essay Competition of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria. Prizes to be won include: 1st Prize: N125, 000:00, 2 Human Resources Management books and employment opportunity/prospect. 2nd Prize: N100, 000:00 and 2 Human Resources Management books. 3rd Prize: N 75, 000:00
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