Page 10 - March Newsletter 2026

LEADERSHIP

&

ACTIVITIES

Mr. Ayadi Olusoji

HOD, Activities

his month the Activities Department is
T
proud to highlight three key milestones
that showcase our students’ commitment to
service, leadership, and academic
excellence.

First, our March Community Service
Programme took students out of the
classroom and into the heart of LEA Primary
School in Mabushi. In the course of the week,
students through the Student Council
conducted a thorough Needs Assessment by
engaging directly with both staff and pupils.
Their inquiries uncovered critical gaps in

learning resources and highlighted areas
where the school could improve its support Finally, in preparation for the term 2
for young learners. The hands‑on experience examinations, the department temporarily
not only deepened the students’ suspended all extracurricular activities until
understanding of community‑based research the end of the term. This decision, effective
but also forged lasting relationships between from 24 March 2026, was to allow our
the two schools. students to focus solely on their studies and
enter the exam period with confidence and
Second, the Student Council’s recent clarity. We will miss the vibrancy of clubs and
leadership project has already begun to sports for a short while, but we are confident
make a tangible impact. Through a series of that this pause will yield stronger academic
fundraising events the council secured some outcomes for every student.
funds to purchase new school furniture and
whiteboards for LEA Primary School We commend all participants for their

Mabushi. These resources will enhance the dedication and look forward to sharing the
learning environment for hundreds of results of these initiatives in the months
children, reinforcing our Leadership’s motto ahead. Thank you for your continued support!
of “Ready to Lead.”

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