Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Monday, 29 June 2015
we are back online...Alhamdulillah....check out our last event
its was our PARENT-TEACHER-MANAGEMENT-CONSULTATIVE MEETING yesterday SUN 28th June 2015. a very beautiful, interesting and productive event, where we had direct consultations with all our parents...more pics after the cut...
Friday, 29 May 2015
D-Light's Fruits and Colours Day...
children's day at D-Light beautifully celebrated at D-light as Fruits and Colours day.
A beautifully planned coloured party making the children happy and feeling the fun on their day.
Several fruits were displayed in array of similar colours so as with the outfits of the children
Enough eating, drinking and Dancing, so much fun so much happiness. Alhamdulillah ... more pics after d cut...
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
FRUITS AND COLOURS DAY AS CHILDREN'S DAY
Pics from last year's fruits and colours day...
Colours play a vitally important role in the world in which we live. Color can sway thinking, change actions, and cause reactions. It can irritate or soothe your eyes your blood pressure or suppress your appetite. when used in the right ways, colour can even save on energy consumption...(culled from "Color matters")
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Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Monday, 27 April 2015
8-Year-Old Harlem Chess Whiz Plays Surgeon WhoHelped Fix His Eyesight in New York
GRAMERCY — An 8-year-old chess wunderkind was
supremely confident when he played against the New
York City surgeon who helped fix his eyesight.
"I knew you were going to lose by the first move," Sami
Uyanik told Dr. Mark Steele after quickly putting him in
check while they played at the doctor's NYU Langone
Medical Center office Friday afternoon.
supremely confident when he played against the New
York City surgeon who helped fix his eyesight.
"I knew you were going to lose by the first move," Sami
Uyanik told Dr. Mark Steele after quickly putting him in
check while they played at the doctor's NYU Langone
Medical Center office Friday afternoon.
Read more...
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Teacher s seminar begins
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Thursday, 5 March 2015
LASU Returns School Fees Of N209m To Students
Lagos State University (LASU) on Thursday February 26, refunded a total of N209 million to students of the university in fulfillment of the promise made by Governor Babatunde Fashola to refund part of students’ fees ThisDay reports
The money was part of the excess paid by students before the tution reversal by the Governor last year. The first part of the money which was paid into the institution’s account on February 20, which was given to 100 and 200 level direct entry students for 2013/2014 academic session.
The money was part of the excess paid by students before the tution reversal by the Governor last year. The first part of the money which was paid into the institution’s account on February 20, which was given to 100 and 200 level direct entry students for 2013/2014 academic session.
Friday, 6 February 2015
NECO releases Nov/Dec 2014 SSCE results
Contrary to results recorded in recent years, the National Examinations Council (NECO) Nov/Dec 2014 SSCE results, released on Wednesday, February 4, 2015, have shown that Nigerian students have done remarkably well.
According to the registrar/chief executive of the council, Professor Promise Okpala, who announced the results in Minna yesterday, 52.94% of the candidates had a Credit in English and 55.37% in Mathematics, which was a tremendous improvement from previous years.
The registrar disclosed that out of the 63,445 who registered for the examinations, 61,386 eventually sat for the examinations, with 30.57% recording Credits and above.
According to the registrar/chief executive of the council, Professor Promise Okpala, who announced the results in Minna yesterday, 52.94% of the candidates had a Credit in English and 55.37% in Mathematics, which was a tremendous improvement from previous years.
The registrar disclosed that out of the 63,445 who registered for the examinations, 61,386 eventually sat for the examinations, with 30.57% recording Credits and above.
A breakdown of results recorded in the core subjects shows that out of the 53, 848 who sat for Biology 26,947 obtained a pass with Credit which represents 50.04%. Also, out of the 28,250 candidates who sat for Chemistry 14,858 passed with Credit representing 51.62%, while 28,222 sat for Physics with 57 passing at Credit level which represents 0.20%.
Similarly, 1,753 sat for Further Mathematics while 395 passed at Credit level representing22.53%. Agricultural Science had 41,080 candidates and had 12,006 passes at Credit level representing 29,22%.
“It is important to note that there have been improvements in NECO SSCE results over the past four years. A comparative analysis of the results in English language and Mathematics examinations and those who had five Credits and above including English language and Mathematics from 2011 to 2014 depicts this trend,” Professor Okpala stated.
Meanwhile, in spite of the improvement in performance of Nigerian students in the NECO exams, Professor Okpala revealed that some candidates were caught in examination malpractice, despite the stringent measures taken to prevent it.
It was reported that 620 cases of malpractice were recorded which is an increase from previous years.
source: www.naij.com
Similarly, 1,753 sat for Further Mathematics while 395 passed at Credit level representing22.53%. Agricultural Science had 41,080 candidates and had 12,006 passes at Credit level representing 29,22%.
“It is important to note that there have been improvements in NECO SSCE results over the past four years. A comparative analysis of the results in English language and Mathematics examinations and those who had five Credits and above including English language and Mathematics from 2011 to 2014 depicts this trend,” Professor Okpala stated.
Meanwhile, in spite of the improvement in performance of Nigerian students in the NECO exams, Professor Okpala revealed that some candidates were caught in examination malpractice, despite the stringent measures taken to prevent it.
It was reported that 620 cases of malpractice were recorded which is an increase from previous years.
source: www.naij.com
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
d-light stages another fortnight seminar for members of teaching staff
YES! another seminar has been organised to enhance the efficiency of our members of staff especially teachers.
this one based on letters and sound
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Friday, 30 January 2015
Mercy day video out...
The video of the Mercy Day Program is finally available on YouTube click this link
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Alhamdulillah... D-Light made visits to Motherless children and a hospital with Gifts
D-light has started paving the way for especially Muslim Schools in Nigeria to extend their helping hands to motherless children in government's care and needy people especially those in hospitals needing urgent assistance.
D-Light yesterday visited Kwara State Children Reception Home, Iga Akanbi/Pipeline Rd Ilorin,
the TIM Hospital Isale-Aluko Ilorin. The parents of the schools donated gift items which was given to the needy people in this place... All other organizations are encouraged to foster this habit
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Alhamdulillah we had a great program last week
It was a great day with Sheikh Sulyman Kasandubu (Sohibul Burdah) who gave a lecture and a brief interview all based on mercy and kindess. The event which lasted for over 3hours had the kids enjoy a beautifully staged Mercy Day.
A pinkish oriented day......
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for d video visit http://youtu.be/sTFXfE8Wo8I
A pinkish oriented day......
See more pics...
for d video visit http://youtu.be/sTFXfE8Wo8I
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Thursday, 15 January 2015
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