The Lagos State Government has once again taken a proactive step in the realm of education by announcing the resumption of all basic schools, including nursery, primary, and secondary schools, for the upcoming 2023/2024 academic session.
Mark your calendars, because come Monday, September 4, 2023, the bustling corridors of knowledge will be abuzz with the eager footsteps of students.
In a press briefing held at Alausa, Mrs. Abiola Seriki-Ayeni, the Director General of the Office of Education Quality Assurance, emphasized that this decision aligns perfectly with the meticulously prepared 2023/2024 Harmonized Academic School Calendar, a testament to the Lagos State Ministry of Basic Education’s dedication to a streamlined educational framework.
“Strict compliance with the resumption date is paramount,” declared Seriki-Ayeni, her words carrying the weight of the Lagos State’s commitment to ensuring quality education.
The foundation of knowledge should be firm, and the state government is unwavering in its mission to provide just that.
For those curious minds seeking to have a glimpse into the academic future, the harmonized school calendar is conveniently accessible through the agency’s official website.
This initiative ensures transparency and collaboration between parents, school managements, and the general public, fostering a sense of unity in the pursuit of education.
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However, resumption isn’t merely about the date—it’s also about the safety and wellbeing of the students.
Seriki-Ayeni reminded proprietors and school administrators about the indispensable Lagos State Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy.
As students prepare to return to their second home, a comprehensive approach to safety is imperative, reaffirming the state’s dedication to their holistic development.
Amidst the excitement of reuniting with friends and diving into the ocean of knowledge, safety remains paramount.
The Director General reiterated, “there must be full compliance with all safety protocols on school premises for a safe learning environment, as the state government remains committed to the delivery of quality education.”
As the sun rises on September 4, 2023, hope and promise accompany the footsteps of every student stepping into their school.
Lagos State’s directive to resume school sets the tone for yet another academic journey, underlining the significance of quality education safeguarded by unwavering safety measures.
In conclusion, the Lagos State Government’s directive to resume school on Monday, September 4, 2023, not only signifies the start of an academic session but also a commitment to excellence and safety.
The harmonized school calendar fosters collaboration, ensuring a seamless educational experience for students, parents, and educators alike.
As the state opens its doors to a new learning adventure, the promise of quality education shines brightly, guided by the principles of safety and growth.
