This week we had revision classes across the school and today, the secondary school students commenced the end of Autumn Term Examination. Next week Monday, the Primary pupils will begin their exams. We wish them the very best of luck. The primary and secondary school examination time tables have been posted on the various classWhatsApp...Read More
Exploring, designing and painting terracotta pots by the children is better imagined, the memories remain evergreen in their minds. At FAMAKS British schools, we make it a priority to expose and engage our children to hands-on activities to truly discover their innate potentials. Who knows, this activity is one that may lead the children to want...Read More
The children returned to school after a restful and a very eventful midterm break especially for the boarding house children that kept the home sickness away. They spent valuable time researching and writing about their fears for robots taking over the role of man in the society; a topic that caught my attention on one...Read More
“Sharing is caring,Sharing is fun,We can all share together;Be kind to everyone.” The above lines from one of Cocomelon’s nursery rhymes are more relevant now than any other time in the history of man, especially of this country. We want to raise children who won’t find giving burdensome. In that light, we have designed a...Read More
Our final week before the half-term has been dominated by assessments. This is a very important aspect of any school as we gather the data to verify the learning that has taken place over the first half of term. Today (22/10/21) was our first Parent-Teacher Consultations of the academic year and I was very happy...Read More
Our Year 2 pupils went on a hunt within the school in search of mini-beasts and their microhabitats. Some of the microhabitats they explored include: beneath leaves, in and on the soil, and on tall grasses and stones and rocks, inside rotting woods, under fallen flowers. During their hunt, the young learners saw spiders, caterpillars,...Read More
This week’s Primary Section Assembly was anchored by the Year 4 Kingfishers, and they gave a brilliant presentation. Their presentation, themed ‘Bullying – Stand Up, Speak Out,” began with a short playlet showing the subtle and obvious ways bullying takes place in school, and the harm it brings to the mental health of the victim....Read More
The Early Years Foundation School and the Key Stages one and two celebrated Nigeria’s Independence Day in a colourful and grand style on Wednesday, 29th September 2021. The occasion began with a beautiful rendition from the Early Years’ children who sang beautifullyto everyone’s delight. It was followed by a cultural fashion parade by the Key...Read More
The present time with its attending realities has proven the expedience of skill acquisition to the world of man, andin tandem with the words of Robert Greene that “The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combinethem in creative ways”. We, at FAMAKS, are glad to celebrate some of our students who have...Read More
Academics is good, but academics alone is robotic; the goal is to achieve holistic education, one of which is leadership. As proof of our commitment to one of our core values, leadership, the students experienced election through which they voted their new prefects and class representatives who would among other things be the voice of...Read More
Senior Nursery children having a PD activity Senior Nursery children having a PD activity of cutting papers using age-appropriate scissors. This practice helps with their pencil grip and develops very good hand-eye coordination. It also fosters a sense of focus on activities.Read More
Children engage in sand play to help develop their sense of touch, pressure, and detection of vibrations. It also help to develop motor skills and strengthen their muscles through the handling of the shovel. Furthermore, it improves creativity and imagination by building different moulds of sandcastles.Read More
“This term, academic excellence is our watchword while producing a total child will be our goal.” The term started with the right ambiance, as the children were excited to resume for another academic year that is filled with different events. This Monday, we had a whole school assembly to welcome back the children. It was...Read More
