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Governor Fashola's Visit
What Governor Fashola said about Kith & Kin "A visit to the site of a wonderful private sector initiative in support of educational development. The initiative must be commended and supported."
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2010 WAEC RESULT RELEADSED, OUR 4TH SET RECORDED 100% PASS
HURRAY! 2010 WAEC RESULT RELEADSED, OUR 4TH SET RECORDED 100% PASS ...We Can Achieve More!
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| 2010 WAEC RESULT RELEADSED, OUR 4TH SET RECORDED 100% PASS |
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Kith and Kin 2010 Valedictory & Prize Giving Ceremony
The Kith and Kin Educational Schools marked her fourth Valedictory Service/Prize-Giving Day in a grand style at the Ikorodu Town Hall on the 14th of July, 2010. As itis characteristic of the schools, some important dignitaries from all walks of life were at the occasion. Notable amongst them include: Mrs Yinka Ogunde, the C.E.O Edumark Consult, Pastor Nelson Ayodele, the C.E.O Standard Mandate International, Barrister Sunday Adeeko, Pastor Kehinde Adeoye, Dr. (Mrs) A.N. Maduekwe , University of Lagos who delivered the valedictory talk, Dr Adedeji Abari of the Lagos State University, and many others. In consonance with our Vision: To be the best provider of quality, comprehensive foundation education that could lead our children to leadership positions in the emerging global economy’, and the Mission: To identify and support the uniqueness of each child to learn and develop in the area he/she is smartest’. In the words of Pastor Nelson Ayodele, while encouraging the graduating students on the need to work harder and prayed ‘MAY You Never See Your Class Mate and Dodge.’ This statement was very striking. Dr. Mrs Maduekwe in her speech expounded the ‘Causes of Maladjustive and Maladaptive Behaviours Amongst Students and How to Handle them. She advocated a better option of giving students a voice while at home as a means of curbing these behavioural patterns. Amongst so many other features of the occasion were the swearing in of the schools’ Prefects, dances, drama, presentation of prizes to pupils and students class by class and according to their academic performances, special awards were also presented to the best behaved boy and girl by the Chief Learning Officer (C.L.O) of the Schools- Chief Kaoli Olusanya. You can check out the full Photo Gallery here => 2010 Valedictory & Prize Giving Ceremony
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| Kith and Kin 2010 Valedictory & Prize Giving Ceremony |
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We run creche in Kith & Kin schools
At Kith and Kin creche, we strive to provide the best quality care possible to meet both you and your child's needs. We aim to provide caring, safe, fun filled environment for kids to play in. Get the full gist by contacting us now. Call the phone numbers provided on our contact page. We've got all the facilities your child needs to prepare for higher learning. Call or visit us now to get the full gist.
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| 2008 UK Summer Trip |
UK Summer Trip
The Kith and Kin 2008 UK Summer Trip was a very successful one. It was quite an exciting experience. The students visited Nottingham (Tales of Robin Hood) on the first day. On the second day, they visited Stratford (The Birth place of Shakespeare). The third day was a trip to Central London. Day four was a visit to Matlock - Bath (The Heights of Abraham) and Day five was a trip to Liverpool (The Beatles Museum). The tour around UK was a lasting experience such that our students will forever live to remember because it was highly educating.
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| Ghana Excursion |
Ghana Excursion
Kith and Kin Ghana Trip was also successful. Our students visited lots of places of interest. The Kakuma National Park was such a nice place to be. The students also visted La Palm Beach. Kwame Nkruma Museum was another place of interest that the students visited. Elmina Castle was also visited during the Ghana Excursion. The trip was also quite educating.
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Sea School Apapa 2008 Leadership Training/Excursion
Our students participated in the 2008 Sea School Apapa leadership training. The leadership training was fun filled and tasking as reported by our students who were quite impressed by the organization and how each day's trainings were excitingly executed. The proramme lasted for two weeks during the summer holidays and our students had the best of times.
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| Ibadan Excursion 2008 |
Ibadan 2008 Excursion
Ibadan was another great place of interest that our students visited. Our students visted the IITA in Ibadan where they explored, to the maximum, the beautiful sceneries of Ibadan city and all the educational places of interest at the IITA. The experince was quite rewarding and highly educational.
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A letter to the C.L.O from a former J.S.S. 1 student
12, Ikubolaje Emmanuel, Anibaba, Ikorodu - Lagos State. 8th June 2008. Dear Mr. Kaoli, How is everything? I want to tell you that I am now out of your school. Moreover, I would like to congratulate the school for winning the zone 6 final in the CINEFEST 2008. I would also want to thank all the teachers, including the principal for what they have taught me, including discipline. I am telling them well done for their good job. I know, since I entered this new school I felt somehow, because I have never felt so much about your school before. I really think it is the best school in Ikorodu no matter what. I will use this opportunity to greet my best friends and my best teachers in the school; they are Mr. Uche, Mr. Akintunde, Mrs. Anibaba, Mr. Onah, Mrs. Ale and Mr. Oladokun. My English teacher has really helped me in my reasoning, spelling and speaking. I really want to thank them. I will write to you again when I want to tell you anything. Yours faithfully, Princess |
4th Annual Inter House Sports Competition
All are set for the Kith and Kin Educational Schools' 2009 4th Annual Inter-House Sports Competition. The 4th Annual Inter-House Sports Competition has been slated for 22nd January, 2009. The head-to-head clashes between the four houses shall be holding at the Lagos State Polytechnic Sports Ground, Shagamu road Ikorodu, at 10:00p.m prompt. Be there! |
University of Cambridge International Examinations
Kith and Kin Educational Schools is now registered with the British Council to take part in the University of Cambridge International Examinations. We are now registered to enter our students for all IGCSE, O ‘Level and A ‘Level subjects.
Our facilities and infrastructures have been upgraded and in continuous process of upgrading to meet with the new challenges and expectations of excellent delivery.
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IGCSE & SAT Programmes
Our IGSCE and SAT lessons commence immediately after resumption on Monday, 12th January, 2009. Registration is still on. For more enquiries, please call or visit our administrative office on +234-8033465806. |
Resumption For Third Term
The third term of 2009 academic session which started on Monday, 27th April , 2009 began with the Dare to speak challenge - a programme together secondary schools in Ikorodu, Lagos State to speak on the theme: 'Change, Nigeria we can'. The programme was non-competitive as it was aimed at building confidence in students, the future leaders to speak on the change they desire to see in Nigeria at large. Also, our J.S.S. 3 and S. S. 3 students shall be writing their terminal classes examinations and we do pray that God will grant them all, excellent performance. Our Admission Examinations For 2010/2011 Session Our admission examination for 2010 2011 academic session shall come up on the following dates: 1st Entrance Examination: 10th April, 2010. 2nd Entrance Examination: 15th May, 2010. You can also contact us using the following information: Location:
7/11 Kaoli Olusanya Street
Off Ibeshe Road,
Owode, Ikorodu
Lagos State.
Telephone:
234-8037183071, 234-8029702501, 234-8037137973
Fax:
234-1-4617248
Email:
info@kithandkinschools.net
We believe in 100% success for all our students. Our major focus is nurturing and empowering children with the skill set that will equip them to be leaders in our rapidly changing and competitive world. Our conception of education includes, transcends fractional learning. We believe in an integrative and comprehensive development of our children. We welcome your comments and suggestions on all facets of our services |
Governor Fashola Appointed CLO As Member Of LASU Visitation Panel
LAGOS State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola (SAN), on Wednesday, inaugurated a six-member visitation panel to review the crisis that had grounded academic activities at the Lagos State University for six month. Speaking during the panel's inauguration in Lagos, Fashola explained that it was made up of eminent persons who had served in various leadership positions within and outside the state. The visitation panel comprised Justice Olaseinde Silva, who will serve as chairman, while Mrs. Victoria Ankra would serve as the secretary. Other members include Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN); Alhaja Lateefat Okunnu, Mrs. Muri Okunola and Mr. Kaoli Olusanya. Correspondent By: Mudiaga and James Azania.
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MUSICAL CONCERT/ EXCURSION TO OSUN, EKITI AND KWARA STATE
On 23rd of October, 2009, 24 students and 3 members of staff of KKES left Ikorodu for Oyan in Osun state for musical concert jointly organized by Folorunso Memorial College, Oyan, Osun State and Kith and Kin Educational Schools, Ikorodu Lagos State. The concert took place on the 24th October, 2009 at Avalon Hotel , Offa. Eight schools participated in the concert. They are: 1. Adesoye College, Offa. 2. Oyeleke Memorial College, Offa. 3. Thomas Adewunmi College, Oko. 4. Gray International School, Osogbo. 5. Folorunsho Memorial College, Oyan. 6. Caleb International School, Lagos. 7. Osogbo International School, Osogbo. 8. Kith and Kin Educational Schools, Ikorodu, Lagos. Apart from the musical concert, the group visited many places of interest in Osun , Kwara and Ekiti states. Which include: 1. Okin Biscuit Limited, Offa. 2. National Museum, Esie, Kwara State. 3. Image Garden, Offa. 4. Ikogosi Warmspring, Ekiti State. The students had wonderful time during the period as expressed by some of them: “ This is the best of traveling experience I have ever had in my life time. It is educative and full of fun” – Bakare Abdul-Rasheed. “ The Journey is full of learning which I can never get within the four walls of KKES classroom”- Olayemi Iremide . Click on "Musical Concert/Excursion To Osun, Ekiti and Kwara State" at the right navigation to See more pictures. |
BOOKS DONATION FROM AMERICA
Dear M/S Akinboro and Bola Olusanya, Texas, U.S.A. We the entire Kith and Kin Educational Schools, Ikorodu, Lagos heartily express our gratitude for the books you sent to our schools' libraries.
As a matter of fact, those wonderful titles and volumes have aroused the students' reading interest, as the libraries of both schools get students first call every morning.
We hope to make good use of the books to grow and nurture leaders in the emerging global economy. Once more, thank you. Please extend our heartfelt appreciation to the donors. Mrs. Mabel Ale Principal, Kith and Kin Schools
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No To Examination Malpractice
The Editor, Punch Newspaper, Lagos State. 4th May, 2009. Dear sir,
We read about the activities of Exams Ethics International in the newspaper and we are interested in partnering with the organisation. Presently, our school is embarking on similar project. (see the attached pictures).
We have been trying to get the contact address of the organisation but have not been successful. We will appreciate if we can be linked up with the organisation.
For any information you can contact the principal on 08037183071 or vpadmin@kithandkinschools.net
Thanks for your assistance.
Yours faithfully,
The principal
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Dare To Speak Challenge 2009
In line with our vision: ‘To be the best provider of quality and comprehensive, foundation education that can lead our children to leadership positions in the emerging global economy’, together with our mission, ‘To identify the uniqueness of each child to learn in the intelligence in which he/she is smartest’, The Kith and Kin International College birthed the Dare to Speak Challenge on 5th May 2009.
About fifteen schools of repute within Lagos were invited but due to fuel crisis being encountered in the country then, four schools: Government College Ikorodu, Oriwu Senior Model College, Ikorodu, First Citizens College, Ikorodu and Kith and Kin International College - the host featured in the event. The participants bared their minds on several burning issues as they affect their future and Nigeria as a whole.
The topic says: ‘Nigeria Change We Can’. The speakers emphatically enumerated Nigeria’s myriads of problems and suggested solutions which they think if our government should harken to, Nigeria would launch herself amongst the world’s leading nations. The sub-topics under which the motivational speakers spoke on included:
Political Stability, Health, Education, Justice and Equity, The Power Sector, Security, and The Environment.
Below are the comments of other students/ teachers who were part of the audience.
‘If programmes like this are organised subsequently,government would know the right thing to do.’ Abdul-Quadri Babatunde, Government Senior College, Ikorodu, Lagos.
‘The programme is good. Keep it up. We look forward to similar programmes next time.’ Monebi Lawrence, teacher Government Senior College, Ikorodu, Lagos.
‘The programme was well organised. Keep it up.’ K .E Aleje, Oriwu Senior Model College, Ikorodu, Lagos.
‘Good programme. Next time, government officials should be invited, and more speakers should be allowed.’ Ajayi, Gbenga
‘A very inspiring programme. I urge the school management to hold more of it.’ Okoebor, Precious ‘Programmes like this help to bare the minds of lay men and register the need for a greater future among our youths.’ Mrs Adelaja, First Citizens College, Ikorodu, Lagos.
If you hate the present state of affairs in Nigeria, and you could dare say it, take part on this programme next session. For more information, contact this site. Onah, J.J for Kith and Kin Schools.
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Our Third Valedictory Service And Prize Giving Day
The Nation Newspaper Correspondent
By:
Oluwakemi Dauda
Last Week Thursday, the Ikorodu Town Hall was packed by parents and guests at the third graduation and valedictory service of Kith and Kin Educational Schools.
And if what happened last Thursday is relayed in many homes, most parents will pray that their children should acquire sound education.
Sixteen girls and 21 boys, checked in dark blue suites were ushered into a well-decorated expansive hall. The graduating students were accompanied by their teachers and the owner of the school, Chief Kaoli Olusanya, popularly referred to as the Chief Learning Officer (CLO). They all wore the same suite.
Members of the Just Worship Band adorned in native dress, thrilled the gathering. The students used the occasion to showcase their prowess in French language.
Pastor Nelson Adewale Ayodele who chaired the event described the proprietor of the school, Chief Olusanya, as a hero, going by his contributions to the development of education and the community.
Ayodele admonished the students to see the sky as their limit, and advised them not to see themselves as an island of knowledge.
His words: “It does not matter what you know, there are things you don’t know and that is why you must always seek knowledge. People perish because they lack knowledge.”
Olusanya urged the graduating students to acknowledge that there are times to play, read, and seek counsel, among other things. “Kith and Kin has taught you self reliance, deepened your ability to read, analyse, organise, criticise, and articulate your thoughts. You have been trained to be yourself, to be independent minded and be a team player. Learn from one another, collaborate and above all, excel in anything you choose to do,” he urged.
At the event, a certificate jointly signed by the minister of state for Education and Chairman/Managing Director, Chevron Nig. Limited was presented to Master Gaji Michael, who was selected as the sixth runner up in the 2008 Art Competition organised by NNPC/Chevron of which the companies received 260 entries from various schools nationwide.
The event however got to the peak when, following the cutting of the cake, the graduating students lighted candles and said in unison: “We are going to shine our light for the world to see!”
One of the parents, Mrs Coker Omobolanle described the proprietor as someone with a passion for education. “His (proprietor) life is full of benevolence and support for children. Those close to him know how serious he takes the education of the children of the rich and the poor. His kindness, humility and dedication to excellence are his philosophies. Chief Olusanya and more of his kind are needed to make our society a caring and friendly one.”
When he eventually found time to speak with The Nation, Olusanya described the graduation as one of his happiest moments. “This is one of the happiest moments of my life. I am grateful to my wife, my teachers, students, their parents and those who have helped to make the day a joyful one for me. Majority of my students are now in the University-in Nigeria and abroad. This is my greatest joy. Above all, I thank God for keeping me healthy to witness today.
See more pictures on the third Valedictory Service at the right navigation above.
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Polution Of Abuja River
18th May 2009.
The Honourable Commissioner,
Ministry of The Environment,
Lagos State.
Sir,
POLUTION OF ABUJA RIVER
We, the Students Representative Council of Kith and Kin Educational Schools, Owode-Ibeshe decry the menace starring us and the entire Ibeshe community on the face as a result of the pollution of Abuja River in Ibeshe.It was during our tour of the environment, as part of our class activities, that we discovered that a multi-national textile company in Ibeshe has turned Abuja River into a toxic waste dump! As a matter of fact, Ibeshe people are agrarian by nature. They had lived on the earning they made from fishing in Abuja River and farming on its surroundings in the time past. But today, this is no longer posssible. Consequently, all the aquatic lives in Abuja River, plants in the neighbouring environment, as well as the entire natural habitat, have been annihilated. The people now live without any thing to fall back on.Hunger and unemployment are on the increase. Not only this, the majority of the rural dwellers now depend on well water and bore holes as sources of water. According to our findings, the underground water is not also safe for use as a result of this degradation. In addition to this, the chemical activities and processes going on the soil pose great threat of imminent danger since the Soil- pH is acidic and could make farm produce realised from this area to induce some health hazards. Little wonder why we are already experiencing several cases of genetic disorders and mutations among new born babies. In fact, you need to go there and see things for yourself. To this effect, we make this distress call, asking for your timely intervention. We believe that action would be taken soon to avert all kinds of danger that are looming. We shall appreciate your immediate response.
Yours faithfully,
Joseph Pam
Speaker,
Kith and Kin Students Representative Council.
Cc: The Honourable Commissioner,
Ministry of The Environment,
Lagos State.
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Lagos State House Of Assembly Approves Our Visit
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Comment By One Of Our Parents
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NNPC Art Competition Award
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Communique Of The Parents/Teachers Dinner Meeting Held On Friday 11th September, 2009.
PREAMBLE
The meeting started with a drama by the teachers titled “The Good, the bad and the ugly teacher”. The message of the drama was to depict the good teacher as a 21st century teacher, who is students centered. He makes the students think and makes learning interesting. He is friendly and firm. The bad teacher on the other hand is an agrarian teacher, who believes in forcing learning down into the students. The students are scared of him and do not always want him in the classroom. The ugly teacher is not organized, lacks classroom management skill and do not always prepare for his class.
CLO PRESENTATION
In his presentation the CLO shared the Vision, Mission and Goal of KKES with the audience. The striking point of the presentation was what makes Kith and Kin Educational Schools different from other schools. They include:
1. We transform and mould students in learning and character.
2. We train students in their authentic ability to pass examinations
3. We follow up on our graduating students admission to universities.
4. We promote students/parents voices in matters concerning the school management.
5. We identify and support the uniqueness of each student/child to excel.
6. We teach leadership and entrepreneurship skills.
7. We prioritise staff professional development.
He concluded his presentation by soliciting for the support, collaboration, understanding and contribution of parents in ensuring that the school achieve its goal.
ISSUES
After the CLO’s presentation, the parents went into discussion session. The issues deliberated upon were:
1. School fees.
2. Uniform.
3. Textbook.
4. School lunch.
5. International Examinations.
6. Transportation.
7. School facilities.
8. Hostel facilities.
9. Discipline and exam conduct.
10. Pedagogical reform.
RECOMMENDATION
TEXTBOOK
1. The status quo should remain, whereby parents buy their textbooks. But we are concern at the number of books recommended. We believe this can be reduced considerably to exact number.
2. We frown at parents not providing books for their wards and encourage all to assist the school and the children.
DISCIPLINE AND EXAM CONDUCT
1. When teachers observe students with unethical behaviour, parents should be sent written note ( 3 times). And if there is no change in such a student, a text message should be sent to the parent for a meeting.
2. Parents should give adequate parental care to their wards and monitor the academic activities of their wards.
3. Students in SS3 should not be allowed or encouraged by parents/teachers to write GCE/NECO examinations, until after the senior secondary school certificate examination.
SCHOOL LUNCH
1. Parents are to decide on the system to adopt either to give money to their wards for lunch or bring food from home.
2. For the boarders, the school should take full control on the meal system.
3. The opinion of the school management is to start mandatory school lunch by September 2010.
UNIFORM
1. There should be improvement on the quality and the sewing of the uniform.
2. School shoes should be made available and the quality to be improved upon.
3. The school cardigan should be made available in the school shop for parents to buy for their children in order to keep the children warn during the raining season.
INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATION
1. The cost should be affordable and competitive
2. The programme should not be profit oriented.
3. The parents should be allowed to spread the fees over a period of time.
4. A dedicated account should be opened for the fees right from when the child is in JSS1
TRANSPORTATION
1. More buses should be introduced
2. More prayers and pressure on government to reconstruct the Owode –Ibeshe road.
3. Drivers to be advised to exercise patience and cooperate with parents.
4. Bus assistants should be trained to be customer friendly.
SCHOOL FACILITIES
1. Parents and guardians are impressed that the school has most of the facilities expected.
2. The school sick bay should be upgraded to a standard clinic.
3. Parents should be allowed to conduct regular inspection of the school facilities and comment on improvement that can be made.
HOSTEL
1. More workers should be employed in the hostel.
2. Proper preparation of food in the hostel should be monitored and ensured.
3. Regular fumigation of the hostel environment.
4. The water in the hostel should be properly treated.
5. To avoid stealing and pilfering in the hostel, parents should make adequate provision for their wards. Any child caught in the act of stealing and pilferage should be suspended for two weeks.
6. Roll call should be taken in the hostel after any activity in the hostel to enable the hostel master monitor the students.
SCHOOL FEES
1. School fees increment should be done periodically.
2. Scholarship programme should be expanded to encourage healthy competition among the students.
3. Three week deadline for payment of school fees is supported by the parents.
PEDAGOGICAL REFORM
1. There should be a blend between the mechanistic/behavioural approach of teaching and the constructive approach.
2. Teaching and learning should be student centered.
3. The individualism of students should be respected.
4. Students should be encouraged to participate in class work and assignment.
5. As part of the reform students should be exposed to more activities that align with what is taught in the class for them to develop skills in those areas.
RESOLUTIONS
At the end of the programme the parents resolved as follow:
1. The school should continue with the transportation services as many of the parents work outside Ikorodu.
2. Parents agreed to sponsor a full page advert in a national newspaper to call the attention of Lagos State Government to the bad condition of Owode-Ibeshe Road and solicit for the reconstruction of the road.
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About the Science and Mathematics Competition
The Science and Mathematics Competition, organised by Kith and Kin Educational Schools is an annual competition for Basic 5 and 6 pupils in Private Schools in Ikorodu Division, Lagos State. The Objectives of the competition are: 1. To promote the knowledge of Science and Mathematics through competition and building new values for the children to meet up with the challenges of the future. 2. To offer scholarship and opportunity for brilliant children from indigent families to attain their potentials. A written test will be conducted in the school hall on Saturday, 13th March, 2010 at 10:00a.m prompt. Prizes shall be given to winners as follows: 1st Prize: Tuition Free Scholarship at Kith and Kin International College from Jss 1 - Jss 3. 2nd Prize: A brand new Laptop Computer 3rd Prize: A Desktop Computer All other participants shall receive consolation prizes.
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Thank You For Visiting Our Stand @ the 2010 Nigerian International Schools Exhibition
We want to use this opportunity to thank you all who visited our stand at the Nigerian International Schools Exhibition 2010 held on Sat. 13th Feb., 2010 at Sheraton Hotel. We really appreciate you all. We also want to inform you that our first entrance examination for admission of J.S.S. 1 students into the 2010/11 session shall be conducted on 10th April and 15th May, 2010 respectively. For more information call: 08037183071 or 08029702501. Our Location: 7/11 Kaoli Olusanya Street Off Ibeshe Road, Owode, Ikorodu Lagos State. Please find listed below, the names of everyone that visited our stand at the exhibition. We apologize for any name that is not correctly spelt. It was as a result of the way they were written on our attendance booklet. Thank you all. S/N Name 1. Adekunbi Shola 2. Omotade E. A. 3. Akiboye Dayo 4. Adekanmbi Fola 5. Fanika Williams R. A. 6. Adekaele Temi 7. Nwankwo Eugenia 8. Alalade S. 9. Obioma I. (Mrs.) 10. Osho C. A. (Ms) 11. Adigun A. M. 12. Dr. K. Wenike Briggs 13. Yinko Awolara 14. Ike Ihuoma F. 15. Comfort Awosika 16. Alakwe Kizito O. 17. Bosun Adedokun 18. Kunle Atanda 19. Abayom Odidipe 20. Abayomi Oladele Onitiju 21. Blessing Okoronkwo 22. Bimbo Osasinji 23. Charles Awedi 24. Akinkanusowon O. O. (Mrs.) 25. Yemi Aina 26. Dr. (Mrs.) Kadri 27. Olaleye S. O. (Mr.) 28. Ibironke Olatunbobun (Mrs.) 29. Anuoluwapo Oke 30. Yosole Omeladi 31. Mrs. G. I. Fadahunsi 32. Mr. Faajir Vilumga Philip 33. Mrs. Fidelia Akinsiku 34. Mr. Ona Akhimiew 35. Taiwo Adejumoke (Mrs.) 36. Miss. Adeniyi 37. Kunle Sille 38. Babatunde T. T. 39. Jide Kolepo 40. Engr. Olusegun Raphael 41. Tokunbo Matilukuro 42. Josiah Bernard 43. Ayo Emmanuel 44. Mrs. Animashaun 45. Ademola Agiri 46. Mr. & Mrs. Amisu 47. Ade Onafowokan 48. Okwah Temitayo 49. Hannah Akinshola 50. Beatrice Komolafe 51. Mauryn Orhewere 52. Nneka Nnobi 53. Ojewole O. H. (Mrs.) 54. Abinishola Joseph 55. Bola Sulaiman ...See more of the exhibition pictures by going here =>>> Kith and Kin @ the 2010 Nigerian International Schools Exhibition
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2010 Edition of Kith & Kin Mathematics/Science Scholarship Competition Update
The School Governing Council approved an Annual Mathematics/Science Competition for Basic 5 and 6 in Private and Public Schools in Ikorodu Division of Lagos State as a demonstration of our total commitment to the development of education and our Community. The first Edition of the programme was held on Saturday 13th March, 2010. The Objectives of the competition are: 1. To promote the knowledge of the subjects through competition and to build new values for the children to meet up with the challenges of their future. 2. To offer scholarship and opportunity for brilliant children from indigent families to attain their potentials. A total of 228 pupils from both Private and Public Primary Schools participated in the Competition. 1ST ANNUAL MATHEMATICS/SCIENCE
COMPETITION RESULT S/N
| NAME OF PUPIL
| NAME OF SCHOOL
| MATHS
| SCIENCE
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| OKURIBIDO JOKOTADE KHADIJAT
| LASPOTECH STAFF SCHOOL
| 42
| 37
| 79
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| AYOADE COMFORT BUNMI
| HOMAT PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 37
| 42
| 79
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| AKPABIO UDOM INYENE
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 43
| 36
| 79
| 4
| ORIA PETER TOBA
| NEPA STAFF SCHOOL
| 38
| 36
| 74
| 5
| NJOKU ADACHUKWU
| FULFILLED JOY SCHOOL
| 32
| 38
| 70
| 6
| ADEAGO FORTUNATE DEBORAH
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 39
| 31
| 70
| 7
| FADARE ABDULLAH OLUWATIMILEHIN
| THE PILLARS SCHOOL
| 34
| 35
| 69
| 8
| OTULAGUN EMMANUEL JESULOBA
| NNPC STAFF SCHOOL
| 30
| 39
| 69
| 9
| ADEBAYO PRECIOUS ADEDAMOLA
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 30
| 36
| 66
| 10
| AGBELOGODE ENOCH
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 36
| 28
| 64
| 11
| EZEOKOYE IFUNANYA
| IMS INGLEWOOD SCHOOL
| 27
| 36
| 63
| 12
| FASAKIN TEMILOLUWA MARY
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 28
| 34
| 62
| 13
| YEKINI FATIMOH OYINLOLUWA
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 29
| 33
| 62
| 14
| ADEKOYA ADURAGBEMI EMMANUEL
| UPWARD WAVES SCHOOL
| 29
| 32
| 61
| 15
| BANKOLE RICHARD
| UPWARD WAVES SCHOOL
| 31
| 30
| 61
| 16
| ONAH ISRAEL N.
| FIRST GARLAND SCHOOL
| 25
| 36
| 61
| 17
| OJOFEITMI DAMILOLA
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 30
| 30
| 60
| 18
| SART EXALT NIMIMIANYEFA
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 25
| 35
| 60
| 19
| JINAD FAWAZ
| THE POTTER'S SCHOOL
| 26
| 34
| 60
| 20
| ABIDAKUN DAVID
| NEPA STAFF SCHOOL
| 24
| 36
| 60
| 21
| ORILOYE MICHEAL OLORUNLEKE
| LASPOTECH STAFF SCHOOL
| 29
| 31
| 60
| 22
| MICHEAL BALOGUN ADEBISI
| OLABISI ADUNOLA BENSON SCHOOL
| 26
| 33
| 59
| 23
| DOSUNMU OMOJIRE RICHARD
| OLABISI ADUNOLA BENSON SCHOOL
| 28
| 31
| 59
| 24
| NKEMDIRIM EUPHEMIA ONYINYECHI
| NNPC STAFF SCHOOL
| 21
| 37
| 58
| 25
| TAIWO UTHMAN ADEMOLA
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 23
| 35
| 58
| 26
| AKINBOLASERE EZEKIEL IYANU
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 28
| 30
| 58
| 27
| ERUJA OLUWASEUN
| FULFILLED JOY SCHOOL
| 24
| 33
| 57
| 28
| JOHN PRECIOUS
| THE POTTER'S SCHOOL
| 27
| 30
| 57
| 29
| ADEOGO FAVOUR
| UPWARD WAVES SCHOOL
| 24
| 33
| 57
| 30
| SANUSI HALIMA ADETOKUN
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 29
| 27
| 56
| 31
| BRIDGET ABAKUNEBE
| NEPA STAFF SCHOOL
| 24
| 32
| 56
| 32
| ISMOIL ISWAT MONINUOLA
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 23
| 33
| 56
| 33
| IBRAHIM AISHAT ABIODUN
| NNPC STAFF SCHOOL
| 26
| 30
| 56
| 34
| AJIBOLA ADEMOLA
| COMFORTER SCHOOL
| 30
| 25
| 55
| 35
| ZAKARIYYAH BAOZAR OLAMIDE
| THE PILLARS SCHOOL
| 22
| 33
| 55
| 36
| AGBAJE AYOMIDE
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 24
| 31
| 55
| 37
| OSHINLOLU AFOLASHADE KARIMAT
| AFRICAN BETHEL SCHOOL
| 23
| 32
| 55
| 38
| OLUWAFEMI AYODELE
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 24
| 31
| 55
| 39
| OGUNNOIKI ESTHER OMOTOLA
| LASPOTECH STAFF SCHOOL
| 22
| 33
| 55
| 40
| AKINDEHIN AYOWUNMI FIYINFOLUWA
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 25
| 29
| 54
| 41
| AGBO0ONCHE GOODNEWS RITA
| NOBLE STARS SCHOOL
| 16
| 38
| 54
| 42
| NWANEKEZEI CHINEYE
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 24
| 30
| 54
| 43
| RAJI MUBARAK
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 22
| 31
| 53
| 44
| JINAD ENIOLA MARIAM
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 23
| 30
| 53
| 45
| OGUNLEYE ITUNU
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 31
| 22
| 53
| 46
| ANDU KEHINDE HUSSAN
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 26
| 26
| 52
| 47
| ANDU TAIWO HASSAN
| MAPS EDUCATION SCHOOL
| 24
| 28
| 52
| 48
| ADEBAYO MICHEAL OLUWAROTIMI
| FIRST GARLAND SCHOOL
| 21
| 30
| 51
| 49
| ADEBAYO ABDULMALLIK OLUWASEUN
| HOMAT PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 21
| 30
| 51
| 50
| OKOINEMEN PRAISE-JAH
| DE-GUARDIAN SCHOOL
| 20
| 31
| 51
| 51
| OKEABIA UDO JUDITH
| NOBLE STARS SCHOOL
| 16
| 34
| 50
| 52
| ABDULRAZAQ ABOLAJI
| THE PILLARS SCHOOL
| 20
| 30
| 50
| 53
| AKPOGHENOROR SHELOM EGUONO
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 22
| 28
| 50
| 54
| BADARA GANIYAT OYINDAMOLA
| HOMAT PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 22
| 27
| 49
| 55
| UZOECHI CHIDIEBUBE
| ROYAL GEM SCHOOL
| 20
| 29
| 49
| 56
| AWURU TOCHUKWU
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 23
| 26
| 49
| 57
| SADIQ ISMAIL
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 26
| 23
| 49
| 58
| ADEBAYO AYORINDE SAMUEL
| NNPC STAFF SCHOOL
| 22
| 27
| 49
| 59
| OWOSANYA NUSIRAT ADESHEWA
| HOMAT PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 20
| 29
| 49
| 60
| NWACHUKWU ESTHER
| IMS INGLEWOOD SCHOOL
| 21
| 28
| 49
| 61
| BOLARINWA ENOCH OYINLOLUWA
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 21
| 27
| 48
| 62
| OLORUNDARE MICHEAL
| FULFILLED JOY SCHOOL
| 17
| 31
| 48
| 63
| LADEJOBI LIGALI
| AL-BUSHRA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 20
| 28
| 48
| 64
| ABANEME DANIEL OKAROCHUKWU
| NEPA STAFF SCHOOL
| 19
| 29
| 48
| 65
| JOHN MICHEAL MONDAY
| HOMAT PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 15
| 33
| 48
| 66
| ABDULSALAAM SAKIRAH
| THE FIRST TENDER FOOT SCHOOL
| 20
| 27
| 47
| 67
| AKANYE VICTOR AKOREDE
| PRECIOUS GRACE SCHOOL
| 18
| 29
| 47
| 68
| OGUNDIPE ELIZABETH OLABISI
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 20
| 27
| 47
| 69
| BABARINDE EMMANUEL
| NNPC STAFF SCHOOL
| 22
| 25
| 47
| 70
| YUSSUF ADOEOLA WAHEED
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 22
| 24
| 46
| 71
| ILESANMI ABDULLAHI OLAIDE
| THE PILLARS SCHOOL
| 21
| 25
| 46
| 72
| ORIOLA ADEMOLA AYOMIDE
| THE GLORIOUS SCHOOL
| 17
| 29
| 46
| 73
| FOLARANMI KHADIJAT OLAWUNMI
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 23
| 23
| 46
| 74
| OTEGA EFENURE OLUWAROTIMI
| LIGHT HOUSE ACADEMY
| 17
| 28
| 45
| 75
| BARAKAT OLAYIWOLA
| FEMIC SCHOOL
| 19
| 26
| 45
| 76
| ABDULRAHMAN IREDE OKE
| UPWARD WAVES SCHOOL
| 20
| 25
| 45
| 77
| KASUMU OREOLUWA SIMISOLA
| ROYAL GEM SCHOOL
| 13
| 32
| 45
| 78
| AKINADE ISA LEKAN
| ABU-HASBUNULLAHU SCHOOL
| 29
| 16
| 45
| 79
| DONALD ISIKALU
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 13
| 31
| 44
| 80
| ALBERT STEPHEN
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 20
| 24
| 44
| 81
| SUNNY ODEDINA
| LIGHT HOUSE ACADEMY
| 16
| 28
| 44
| 82
| OLAOLUWA BOLUDE
| LIGHT HOUSE ACADEMY
| 18
| 26
| 44
| 83
| AKINNIRUN TOLUWANIMI VICTORIA
| LASPOTECH STAFF SCHOOL
| 18
| 26
| 44
| 84
| ROTIMI DANIEL
| ROYAL GEM SCHOOL
| 20
| 24
| 44
| 85
| AKAPO PELUMI
| AFOLAWO SCHOOL
| 16
| 28
| 44
| 86
| FELIX PEACE
| THE GLORIOUS SCHOOL
| 16
| 28
| 44
| 87
| TOLULOPE .T. ADEROJU
| THE GLORIOUS SCHOOL
| 23
| 21
| 44
| 88
| OLUWATOYOSI ADETOLA
| IMS INGLEWOOD SCHOOL
| 16
| 28
| 44
| 89
| CHUKWUYEM SAMUEL .V.
| AUD PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 16
| 28
| 44
| 90
| ISIMIMEKHAI JEREMIAH
| FIRST GARLAND SCHOOL
| 17
| 26
| 43
| 91
| JOWO ABIRE ELIJAH
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 17
| 26
| 43
| 92
| ADEJIMI MODUPE
| GERIZIM SCHOOL
| 17
| 26
| 43
| 93
| ODEWALE T.S. KAYODE
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 11
| 32
| 43
| 94
| ROQEEB EJALONIBU
| THE FIRST TENDER FOOT SCHOOL
| 19
| 23
| 42
| 95
| AKINMOLAYAN JOSHUA
| FULFILLED JOY SCHOOL
| 13
| 29
| 42
| 96
| ADEYEMI OLATOMI PETER
| OLABISI ADUNOLA BENSON SCHOOL
| 15
| 27
| 42
| 97
| OTUKPERE TOSAN JOY
| AFRICAN BETHEL SCHOOL
| 18
| 24
| 42
| 98
| ABEGUNDE ANGELA OLUSUBOMI
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 18
| 24
| 42
| 99
| EGBOLUCHE EMEKA EMMANUEL
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 16
| 26
| 42
| 100
| ILYAS ABDULQUDUS SHILE
| ABU-HASBUNULLAHU SCHOOL
| 15
| 27
| 42
| 101
| AGAGA EMMANUEL
| U.A.M.C ELEJA SCHOOL
| 16
| 26
| 42
| 102
| FADSASI KALEEMAT
| AJALOGUN MEMORIAL SCHOOL
| 15
| 27
| 42
| 103
| ONYINYECHI OKU DORATHY
| NOBLE STARS SCHOOL
| 11
| 31
| 42
| 104
| AROLE OLUWABUSAYO ELIZABETH
| THE POTTER'S SCHOOL
| 14
| 28
| 42
| 105
| COLE IFEOLUWAKISHII
| THE POTTER'S SCHOOL
| 18
| 24
| 42
| 106
| ABUBAKAR RISQIYAT
| ABU-HASBUNULLAHU SCHOOL
| 17
| 24
| 41
| 107
| KILO BUSHROH ADEYINKA
| THE FIRST TENDER FOOT SCHOOL
| 14
| 27
| 41
| 108
| MUOGHALU CHIDINMA
| LIGHT HOUSE ACADEMY
| 16
| 25
| 41
| 109
| DECKON NIFEMI
| AMEN CHILDREN SCHOOL
| 21
| 20
| 41
| 110
| OKURIBIDO MARIAM
| AJALOGUN MEMORIAL SCHOOL
| 17
| 24
| 41
| 111
| ADETAYO IFE DOLAPO
| DIVINE FAVOUR SCHOOL
| 10
| 31
| 41
| 112
| ADEOSUN DEBO OLAORE
| AUD PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 18
| 23
| 41
| 113
| PAM EMMANUEL NKEM
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 17
| 23
| 40
| 114
| OTUNUYI ABDULRAHEEM
| ABU-HASBUNULLAHU SCHOOL
| 15
| 25
| 40
| 115
| ABRAHAM SAMUEL IFEOLUWA
| AUD PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 13
| 27
| 40
| 116
| AMODU EBUNOLUWA
| AMEN CHILDREN SCHOOL
| 14
| 26
| 40
| 117
| OSENI RILWAN ADELEKE
| DIVINE FAVOUR SCHOOL
| 14
| 26
| 40
| 118
| DAWA ISAAC KAZZACHAM
| WINSFORD SCHOOL
| 16
| 24
| 40
| 119
| KAOKWUGA ONYINYE PRECIOUS
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 16
| 24
| 40
| 120
| NWORIE OGECHI FAITH
| NOBLE STARS SCHOOL
| 14
| 26
| 40
| 121
| ONAFEKO OYINDAMOLA
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 15
| 24
| 39
| 122
| AKINREMI JOHN OMODARA
| FEMIC SCHOOL
| 12
| 27
| 39
| 123
| SANUSI TAWAKALITU
| THE POTTER'S SCHOOL
| 16
| 23
| 39
| 124
| OKEWU ABIGEAL
| WINSFORD SCHOOL
| 15
| 24
| 39
| 125
| GANIYU TOHEEB
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 19
| 20
| 39
| 126
| ADESINA SUBUSOLA
| SUCCESSBELL PRIVATE SCHOOL
| 15
| 24
| 39
| 127
| BALOGUN TOHEEB
| AJALOGUN MEMORIAL SCHOOL
| 13
| 26
| 39
| 128
| UZOR IZUCHUKWU TIMOTHY
| SALVATION ARMY SCHOOL
| 13
| 26
| 39
| 129
| OWOFADEJU INUMIDUN
| JAMAITUL ISLAMIYA SCHOOL
| 14
| 25
| 39
| 130
| TELUWO OYINKANSOLA
| LATLAM SCHOOL
| 19
| 20
| 39
| 131
| MATTHEW CHRISTIANA BLESSING
| U.A.M.C ELEJA SCHOOL
| 13
| 26
| 39
| 132
| AFOLAYAN OLAMIDE
| THE GLORIOUS SCHOOL
| 12
| 27
| 39
| 133
| OGUNLEYE ANUOLUWAPO
| DIVINE ARK SCHOOL
| 14
| 25
| 39
| 134
| OMOROGIVER DESTINY EFOSA
| AUD PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 18
| 20
| 38
| 135
| EZE CHIZOMWINNIE
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 10
| 28
| 38
| 136
| DARAMOLA DAMILOLA
| LIGHT HOUSE ACADEMY
| 14
| 24
| 38
| 137
| ADEOYE DEBORAH
| LOCAL GOVERNMENT SCHOOL
| 8
| 30
| 38
| 138
| IKUESAN JOY DAMILOLA
| DIVINE ARK SCHOOL
| 16
| 22
| 38
| 139
| TABITI AYOTUNDE SAMSON
| IPAKODO PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 11
| 27
| 38
| 140
| TIJANI MUHAMMAD
| TENET SCHOOL
| 9
| 29
| 38
| 141
| WAHAB QUDUS
| U.A.M.C ELEJA SCHOOL
| 14
| 24
| 38
| 142
| ODUSANWO DIPO
| DIVINE ARK SCHOOL
| 18
| 20
| 38
| 143
| AMODU ABIDEMI
| IMS INGLEWOOD SCHOOL
| 16
| 22
| 38
| 144
| TIMI OLOWOLAYEMO
| THE GLORIOUS SCHOOL
| 12
| 25
| 37
| 145
| MAKEKODUNMI FEYISOPE
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 17
| 20
| 37
| 146
| AGBO-OLA ODUNAYO
| DIVINE ARK SCHOOL
| 14
| 23
| 37
| 147
| AJETUNMOBI GABRIEL
| AMEN CHILDREN SCHOOL
| 11
| 26
| 37
| 148
| OLOYEDE ABDULMAJEED
| ABU-HASBUNULLAHU SCHOOL
| 13
| 23
| 36
| 149
| EDE CHINANSA
| OWODE IBELEFUN SCHOOL
| 11
| 25
| 36
| 150
| FASEYIKU FOLARIN DAVID
| ROYAL GEM SCHOOL
| 11
| 25
| 36
| 151
| BALOGUN MUBARAK
| LYNCREST HERITAGE SCHOOL
| 12
| 24
| 36
| 152
| HABEEB LAWAL
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 13
| 23
| 36
| 153
| OPATOYINBO TEMIDAYO JULIUS
| ABBA COTERIE SCHOOL
| 12
| 24
| 36
| 154
| AISHAT N. SODIQ
| NOBLE STARS SCHOOL
| 14
| 22
| 36
| 155
| AREGBESHOLA NOIMAT
| AL-BUSHRA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 12
| 23
| 35
| 156
| FOWOWE OLUWASEYI
| U.A.M.C ELEJA SCHOOL
| 10
| 25
| 35
| 157
| ABDULAZEEZ MARYAM
| THE FIRST TENDER FOOT SCHOOL
| 12
| 23
| 35
| 158
| OMISAKIN ENIOLA
| FIRST GARLAND SCHOOL
| 12
| 23
| 35
| 159
| ONAFUYE GBEMISOLA MOTUNRAYO
| BIG TOP SCCHOOL
| 12
| 23
| 35
| 160
| AYOWOLE OLUSANYA
| KITH & KIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
| 13
| 22
| 35
| 161
| ADEBANJO YUNUS
| TENET SCHOOL
| 11
| 24
| 35
| 162
| JIMOH ZAINAB
| IPAKODO PRIMARY SCHOOL
| 9
| 25
| 34
| 163
| IZIRIGA DANIEL CHUKWUEBUKA
| OWODE IBELEFUN SCHOOL
| 11
| 23
| 34
| 164
| OLADIPUPO SEUN
| JAMAITUL ISLAMIYA SCHOOL
| 10
| 24
| 34
| 165
| AKINYELE HANNAH IBUKUN DESOLA
| DE-GUARDIAN SCHOOL
| 11
| 23
| 34
| 166
| BELLO OPEYEMI
| FIRST GARLAND SCHOOL
| 13
| 21
| 34
| 167
| KOLAWOLE OLUWAPELUMI OPEYEMI
| LASPOTECH STAFF SCHOOL
| 11
| 23
| 34
| 168
| SULEIMAN HALIMAH OYINDAMOLA
| THE PILLARS SCHOOL
| 12
| 22
| 34
| 169
| AHIZE TIMOTHY
| IMS INGLEWOOD SCHOOL
| 11
| 23
| 34
| 170
| SODIQ BALOGUN OJO
| | 13
| 21
| 34
| 171
| IBRAHIM HADIZA
| THE FIRST TENDER FOOT SCHOOL
| 11
| 22
| 33
| 172
| TAOHEED ADIJAT
| FEMIC SCHOOL
| 11
| 22
| 33
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Kith and Kin Wins Best Essay Competition - We Are The Future of Our Nation 2010 Edition
We Are The Future of Our Nation 2010 Edition
This is the brain-child of Mrs Yinka Ogunde the Principal Consultant, Edumark Consult, which aims at inspiring patriotism and correct values in students of top secondary schools nationwide. Yearly, Edumark organises a nationwide essay competition with striking topics of national concern. The 2009 essay topic was: ‘My Blueprint for a Greater Nigeria’. Kith and Kin International College alongside other highbrow secondary schools all over the country sent entries and Eniola Tijani’s entry was adjudged the best essay. She says ‘INEC should be sanitised and empowered to ensure free and fair elections which would produce good leaders while more job opportunities should be provided’ She was celebrated by the Edumark Consult at the NECA Hall, Ikeja on 3rd March,2010. Thus, Kith and Kin would always Support the Uniqueness of Your Child to Excel. See More Pictures Here => We Are The Future Of Our Nation 2010 Edition
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MORE BOOKS DONATION FROM AMERICA
Dear M/S Akinboro and Bola Olusanya, Texas, U.S.A. On behalf of the entire students of Kith and Kin International College, I would like to thank you for the books donated to our Library. They are really very enlightening and inspiring. They have really helped us academically. Ajalogun Zainab I would like to sincerely express my appreciation for the effort that you have put into our educational development by donating books to the collections in our school library. They have really helped us to make more researches. Crowther Folakemi Thank you for the invaluable books you donated to our library. They have really enriched our ideas in a wider sense and they have also boosted our school curriculum. Esseh Emmanuel. Just want to thank you for the educational books you donated to the school library. They have really gone a long way to assisting us in our various fields. Tijani Eniola On behalf of the entire Kith and Kin International School, I would like to thank the donors of these great book to our library. I must say that these books have greatly added to our knowledge and have changed the atmosphere of our library. Fumnaya Okeleke
See more pictures of how our students are enriching themselves with the new books donated from America here => More Books Donation From America
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A Visit To Ikenne - Late Chief Obafemi Awolowo's Wife
Kith and Kin Nursery / Primary School, Ibeshe Ikorodu, Lagos State visited the Late Chief Obafemi Awolowo's wife at her home town in Ikenne, Ogun State. The pupils and staff were warmly received by Chief Mrs. Hannah Idowu Dideola Awolowo and her aides on Thursday 25th June, 2010.
The Picture below tells the whole story. See more pictures here => http://www.kithandkinschools.net/pages.php?page_id=60
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| A Visit To Ikenne - Late Chief Obafemi Awolowo's Wife |
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VACANCY! VACANCY!! VACANCY!!!
KITH & KIN VACANCY (APPLY IN PERSON BEFORE 10TH SEPT., 2010) 1. Pastoral Staff For Boys Hostel ( Must be married and must not be less than 40years of age ) 2. Cooks ( Must have at least 5 years experience ) 3. Drivers ( Must have at least 3 years experience ) School Location 7/11 Kaoli Olusanya Street, Owode Ibeshe, Ikorodu, Lagos State. FOr Enquiries, Please Call: 0803 114 3451-4 |
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