Students at Greensprings School became the first runner up at the Conrad Challenge winning scholarships worth $60,000 (Sixty thousand dollars, approximately N21 million) for 4 years ..
It’s our 34th anniversary and we can’t keep silent! In commemoration of this occassion, the Executive Director, Mrs Lai Koiki talks about her expectations for the next 10 years.
Does your child need to improve on his/her reading? Here is how to help a child struggling with reading.
This blog post will show you ten proven methods you can apply to help your child.
Before we begin, we need to clarify your child’s reading level, disposition and attitude towards reading. This will inform us on how to help your child with their reading.
Does your child tussle in putting words together or just understanding a comprehension passage from a book? If your response to any of the two questions is ‘yes’, then this article is for you.
It can be a difficult process choosing the right creche for your child as a parent. However, there are lots of factors that should be considered before settling for a particular creche in Lagos. Some parents are more concerned about the location of the creche, while others are more interested in the facilities, open hours, ownership and how the creche is run
Finally, teachers of Greensprings School officially became national Thinking School trainers at the beginning of this year as they received their certificate from Thinking School International.
The staff and students of Ikoyi campus expressed their appreciation to Mrs Koiki for her ever supportive role when they presented gift to her on the 7th of January 2019
Students finally resume the school in 2019 for the second term of the 2018/2019 session.
See a snippet of the Executive Director’s welcome to the entire staff.
Child sexual abuse is a great offence punishable by the Nigerian law, but this appears not to be a deterrent due of its prevalence. Every 10 minutes, at least one report is made about a child being sexually abused in Nigeria. In 2015, UNICEF reported that one in ten boys and one in four girls have experienced sexual abuse in Nigeria before the age of 18.
Don’t get it all wrong, social media sure has a lot of benefits to the user such as making social connections and finding useful materials for educational research. However, we cannot rule out the fact that social media can also destructive.
Just when we thought we had seen it all, the secondary school students of Greensprings School Lekki astonished the audience with their breathtaking performance of the “africanised’ version of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”.
The Christmas show which held on Thursday, 13th December, 2018 will always bring back memories of the exceptional Zulu dance performance
