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MEET OUR STEAM TEAMS !

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Meet the World Tech team ! The team had Mr Tolu as the supervising teacher and they focused on Architecture Engineering and Construction . The team had the following student members: Abolade Moyosola Adefila Ayomide Ademuyiwa Vivian Fabuyo Tomisin Sokeye Ayomiposi #elementaryschool #bloomseed #montessori #Abeokutaschools #children #naijascience #STEM #topprivateschoolnigeria #sciencenigeria#steam#stem #sciencefair #bestschoolabeokuta Meet the Ultimate […]

8 Ways to Teach Kids Self-Discipline Skills Strategies By Amy Morin, LCSW

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8 Ways to Teach Kids Self-Discipline Skills Strategies to help kids become more responsible By Amy Morin, LCSW (Culled From https://www.verywellfamily.com/teach-kids-self-discipline-skills-1095034) The ultimate goal of discipline should be for your child to learn self-discipline. After all, you want your child to make good choices when you’re not in the room.When kids have self-discipline, they’re able […]

SUMMER SCHOOL EXCURSION PHOTOS : THE OLDEST CHURCH IN NIGERIA

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Although Christianity made its first appearance in Nigeria in Benin in the sixteenth century when Portuguese missionaries came, no definitive church was established before the missionaries departed. The first church in Nigeria wasn’t built until few centuries later.The first church in Nigeria is the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, Ake, Abeokuta. Its foundation was laid […]

OF ADIRE AND MANY [email protected] SCHOOL

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This summer our children learnt how to make Adire.  Adire textile is a “tie and dye”cloth made and worn primarily by the Yoruba people who live in south west Nigeria. The name adire was first applied to patterned indigo-dyed cloth(shown above) made in the early twentieth century and then later to more colorful multi-hued clothes […]