Frequently Asked Questions

Our yearly calendar runs as below:

1st Term: September to December
2nd Term: January to April
3rd term: April – July
Summer Lesson: August

Our daily schedule runs as below:

Creche: 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Preschool: 7:30 – 2:00 p.m.
Primary: 7:30 – 3:15 p.m.
Secondary: 7:30 – 3:45 p.m.

The process involves

• Purchase of entrance forms.
• Entrance examination.
• Submission of registration documents (Filled registration form, birth certificate, last result from previous school, passport photograph, etc.)
• Placement Interview
• Class Placement

Submissions are made to the school's administrative office.

Yes, there is provision for third and fourth child discount off tuition. However, it should be noted that we have two types of discounts under this category.

• Siblings that are together in same section of the school, i.e., all the siblings are in Primary only, or Junior School only or Senior School only.
• Siblings that are in different sections of the school, i.e. Primary and Junior School or as the case may be.

The school does not offer lunch. However, food vendors are available in the school cafteria for children to purchase all kinds of food and snacks. Children can also bring their own lunch and snacks.

When children required medical attention such as minor cuts, our school nurse will administer 1st aid treatment. For serious medical attention, the children are taken to the school's registered hospital and parents are immediately notified.

Prior notice must be given to alert the school administrative office regarding such a situation.

You are expected to contact the school administrative office notifying them of your child's absence from school.

You can collect your testimonial/certificate from the administrative office.

The school offers the Nigerian curriculum.

Information on school fees can be received from the administration office.

Yes, the school is involved in extracurricular activities such as: Homemakers, Young Farmers, Coding, Performance Art, Reading, Coding, Graphic Design, Sports, Cookery

We value parent involvement and recognize that effective communication is vital to support your child's learning journey. If you have concerns about your child's learning or any aspect of their education, please know that we are here to help. Here's who you should contact based on the nature of your concerns:

• Classroom Teacher: If you have specific concerns or questions about your child's academic progress, classroom behavior, or assignments, your child's classroom teacher should be your first point of contact. They are the primary source of information regarding your child's day-to-day experiences in the classroom.
• Head Teacher: If you have concerns that have not been addressed by contacting the classroom teacher or if you need assistance with a school-wide matter, you are welcome to reach out to the school principal or assistant principal. They can help facilitate communication and address broader concerns.
• Parent-Teacher Conferences: Parent-Teacher conferences are scheduled throughout the school year and provide a formal opportunity to discuss your child's progress with their teacher(s). We encourage you to take advantage of these meetings to address your concerns.
• School Administration: If you believe your concerns require further attention or if you are unsure about whom to contact, please feel free to contact our school administration. They can direct you to the appropriate resources and personnel to address your concerns effectively.

Our commitment is to work collaboratively with parents and guardians to ensure your child's success. We encourage open and constructive dialogue and are dedicated to addressing your concerns promptly and effectively. Please reach out whenever you have questions or concerns—we are here to support you and your child's educational journey."

No. Transport service is not offered by the school.

Yes, our parents are urged to be fully involved in their ward's learning through participating in our parent-teacher-meeting, attending school events, volunteering in special programs, etc.

In preparation for external examinations, the school conducts a thorough 16-weeks weekend classes from the latter part of the 1st term towards the end of 2nd term.

Yes, scholarship is available for outstanding students.

Yes, there are various technology tools being used to enhance learning. At Ogunlade Schools, we recognize the critical role that technology plays in preparing students for the challenges of the modern world. We are committed to providing a well-rounded education that includes the responsible and effective use of technology to enhance learning experiences. We incorporate technology into our educational programs through

• Digital Resources: We provide access to a wide range of digital resources, including educational websites, multimedia content, and interactive software.
• ICT Suite: Our ICT suite is equipped with modern technology, including projector, computers, and interactive white board in our science lab. Teachers use these tools to facilitate lessons, promote interactive learning, and encourage student collaboration.
• Computer Based Testing: Our assessments are done through computer-based testing.
• Online Learning Platforms: We utilize online learning platforms and management systems to streamline assignments, grading, and communication between teachers, students, and parents. These platforms also provide a repository of educational materials and resources for easy access.
• Blended Learning: We embrace a blended learning approach, combining traditional teaching methods with technology-enhanced instruction. This approach allows for personalized learning experiences and accommodates various learning styles.
• Professional Development: Our educators receive ongoing professional development to stay updated on technology trends and effective integration strategies. This ensures that technology is used to enhance, not replace, effective teaching practices.

We encourage open and effective communication between parents, guardians, and our dedicated teaching staff. If you need to speak with a teacher, we have established the following guidelines to help you connect with them:

• Schedule a Parent–Teacher–Conference with the Head Teacher: Aside from the end of term conference meeting, parents can schedule a special parent- teacher-meeting at any time of their choice during the meeting to discuss their child's progress, strengths, and areas of growth.
• Email Communication: All our teachers have school-issued email addresses. You can reach out to your child's teacher by sending them an email. Teachers typically respond to emails within 24-48 hours during weekdays. Email addresses for your child’s teacher is usually sent at the beginning of a school year to all our parents.
• Utilize our School Communication App: We use a school communication app (WhatsApp) to facilitate communication between parents and teachers. You can use this app to send messages, receive updates, and schedule appointments.
• Attend School Events: We organize various school events throughout the year such as Literacy Day, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Cultural day, Graduation/Prize Giving day, etc. Events provide opportunities to meet teachers, ask questions, and learn more about the school's programs.
• Contact The School Office: If you are unsure about how to reach a specific teacher or have general questions, you can contact our school office. Our administrative staff will assist you in connecting with the appropriate teacher or staff member.

While our teachers are dedicated to supporting students and parents, please keep in mind that they have scheduled classroom duties and commitments. We kindly request that you respect their time and adhere to established communication channels.

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We believe in maintaining a balanced approach to education that includes both classroom learning and independent study. The amount of homework given at our school varies by class level and the specific needs of each class. We are committed to ensuring that homework assignments are purposeful, meaningful, and aligned with our educational goals.

The amount of homework differs from grade to grade:
Pre-school: 2 to 3
Primary: 3 – 4
Secondary: 4 – 5.

At Ogunlade Schools, we place a strong emphasis on continuous learning and professional development to ensure that our educators remain at the forefront of best teaching practices. We believe that well-trained and motivated teachers are essential for providing a high-quality education to our students. The frequency of training's and workshops at our school varies to meet the evolving needs of our staff and students. Here is an overview of our approach:

• Termly Professional Development: Our teachers and staff engage in ongoing professional development throughout the school year. This includes regular in-house training sessions, workshops, and seminars to stay updated on the latest teaching methods, curriculum enhancements, and educational technology.
• Yearly Curriculum Training: We organize specific workshops and training sessions related to our curriculum and pedagogical approaches. These are designed to ensure that our educators are well-prepared to deliver an engaging and effective learning experience.
• Periodic Workshops: Periodically, we invite experts and specialists in various fields to conduct specialized workshops and training sessions. These may cover topics such as inclusive education, classroom management, assessment strategies, Technology Integration and more.

The safety and well-being of our students are our top priorities. We have implemented a comprehensive set of security measures to create a secure learning environment. Here are some of the key security measures in place to protect your child:

• Access Check-in: Entry and exit are monitored, and visitors are required to sign in at the front office. Unauthorized access is strictly prohibited.
• Trained Security Staff: Our security staff members receive training in security and emergency response procedures. They are well-prepared to handle various situations and prioritize student safety. Parents, guardians and other authorized persons are required to have been registered with the school as persons to pick up the students.
• Staff ID Badges: Staff members wear identification badges, and visitors are provided with identification badges to enhance security and identify authorized personnel.
• Communication Protocol: We maintain effective communication channels with parents and guardians. In the event of an emergency or important update, we utilize various communication tools (e.g., phone calls, email, text messages) to keep parents informed.

The school is sanitized on a termly; typically, before school re-opens.