The growing adoption of science and technology all over the world has created new job roles and careers that otherwise would not have existed. As such, children who study STEM would have a wealth of opportunities to choose from based on their interests and skill sets. Possible careers are listed below based on individual STEM […]
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Importance Of A Foundation Course We can all agree that there are not that many electric cars in the market, yet it still takes us a long time to decide which one is right for us. With choices from; the range, location, number of charging points, tax benefits, and purchase price, to name but a
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Speaking at our radio show conversation on LagosTalksFM, Yetty Williams talks about how learning has changed for children all over the world, during this time. We have to talk about the fact that learning has changed, what’s it changing from what’s it changing to. And when we talk about this specifically with the context of
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As parents, encouraging STEM learning in our children outside of school is something we should make intentional. When children are young, their instincts of tasting everything they come across by putting it in their mouths; touching things to see how they feel, and inquisitively taking things apart to see if they still work are tales
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Back to school during the second wave of the pandemic requires everyone to take extra precautions. Sending students back to school this year will be different due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Some schools will reopen, some will remain closed; whatever you decide, especially if you are sending your child back to a physical school,
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This is the tragic story of Don Davis, a child who allegedly suffered physical and mental abuse at the hand of his seniors at his boarding school. Don Davis Archibong is an 11-year-old boy, in JSS1 class of Deeper Life High School, Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria. On December 20th, 2020, Don Davis’s mother, Mrs. Deborah Okezie,
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There are many benefits of truly international education in the UK. Tim Fish, the Principal of Earlscliffe’s Sixth Form, and Henrietta Lightwood, the Director of International Marketing and Admissions at Dukes Education shared valuable insight on this. Are you interested in giving your child an international education? The sign up for this free webinar and
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The Lagos state government announced on Monday, the 4th of January 2021; that private and public schools below the tertiary level in the state are now to resume on 18th January 2021. This is due to the second wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the state to ensure the safety of children and school personnel in the
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A Scholarship Program For Secondary School Students in Africa Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) is an intensive academic and enrichment program; designed for African secondary school students planning to pursue tertiary education; and who wish to make meaningful impact as young leaders on the continent. Participants will enhance their academic skills, receive guidance on university
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Social media anxiety and FOMO is not to be underrated as it has an effect on society, especially the younger generation. At our 7th Annual Parenting Conference, we discussed FOMO and social media; we had this discussion with Mr. Patrick McGinnis, the author of the book ‘Fear of Missing Out: Practical Decision-Making in a World
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