School Feature: Global International College. LagosMums talks to the principal of Global International College. Please introduce yourself and your background? My name is Mrs. Bisi Layiwola. I am the principal of Global International College What is the name of the School and when was it founded? Global International College was founded in 1999. The school was […]
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The need for awareness on some of the dangers of the internet continue to increase. Accordingly parents and caregivers need to teach children about the good and the bad sides of the internet. As children have access to the internet early they also need to be aware that the internet can be used to hurt people. I
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Tim Elmore talks about four lost characteristics we need to instill in our children they are vision. virtues, values and valor. Vision – This is the ability to see a goal in the future before it is reached. A vision is a picture of a better tomorrow. Many students must simply envision themselves graduating; others must
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According to Forbes, a survey of salaries complied by Phil Gardner from Michigan State University shows degrees commanding the highest salaries are engineering degrees; in this order electrical, computer and then mechanical engineering. The average starting salaries are $57,000, $56,600 and $56,000 respectively. He explains that students with engineering majors are highly technical and deeply trained so
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Another change in the School resumption date as Lagos State shifts school resumption to October 8th. The Lagos State Government on Sunday announced that primary and secondary schools in the state would no longer resume on Monday, September 22nd as earlier announced. The Government has said schools would now resume on Wednesday, October 8. We want our
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Keeping children healthy at school is not the easiest feat. Ordinarily children in school spread germs among themselves easily. It is not the easiest thing to try and reduce spread of germs when children are in close proximity with each other, playing, touching things and putting things in their mouth (especially the younger children). It is very important
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Nigeria launches e-curriculum for students to aid learning. The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council, has introduced e-curriculum in all Senior Secondary Schools in Nigeria. The e-curriculum is a web-based, curriculum delivery solution for learners, teachers, education managers and other stakeholders. According to Punch, the Executive Secretary of NERDC, Professor Godswill Obioma suggested that the mass
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FAMILIES are paying more than £500,000 giving a private education to two children, according to a new survey. The cost soars to more than £830,000 if parents want to send two children to boarding school from the age of 13. The Killik Private Education Index also shows the soaring cost of private education since 1990
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Schools must be at the forefront of teaching children how to use modern methods of communication responsibly, says Frances Ross Generation Z socialise via websites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat more frequently than they do in person or by phone. This is the generation which does not remember life before iPads and instant
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School Feature: The Little Tulip School Please introduce yourself and your background? My name is Yvonne Edozien, and I’m the CEO of The Little Tulip Learning Centre. I have a BA in Business Economics and an MSc in International Business and Economic Development both from the University of Reading, UK. I have approximately Nine (9)
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