GRADUATION
ROYAL TRUST ACADEMY, GOMBE
P.O Box 192, near Alhaji Jauro Bappi’s residence
Abuja quarters Gombe.
Sequel to the forthcoming joint graduation ceremony planned by the aforementioned academy, the following are committees set by the central organizing committee of the program to assist in making the program colorful and successful. The program is schedule to take place on Thursday, 8th August, 2024. Members of the various committees are expected to be on top of their responsibilities to make the program a success.
The committees and their members are as follows:
CENTRAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
1. Tanko Ibrahim Adamu (chairman)
2. Haruna Abubakar (secretary)
3. Yahya Abdullahi (member)
4. Amos Hycient (member)
5. Zuwaira Ibrahim (member)
6. Naomi Stephen (member)
VENUE ARRENGEMENT COMMITTEE
1. Umar Usman Abubakar (chairman)
2. Usman Salihu Kangiwa (member)
3. Adamu Adamu
4. Gimba Abdullahi
PRIZES ARRANGEMENT AND EVENT CONTROL
1. Yahya Abdullahi (chairman)
2. Fatsuma Hussaini (secretary)
3. Umar Garba Muhammad (member)
4. Muhammad Sani Muhammad (member)
5. Joy Ogwuche (member)
6. Yahya Bala (member)
7. Hajara Bala (member)
8. John Yakubu (member)
9. Maureen Ugwuoke (member)
10. Abdurrashid Abdullahi
11. Ahmed Idris
12. All teachers whose their names are not in any of the committee
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE
1. Zuwaira Ibrahim (chairlady)
2. Naomi Stephen (secretary)
3. Grace Alexander (member)
4. Adamu Ya’u (member)
5. Ramatu Tanko (member)
6. Jamilu Ibrahim (member)
7. Ruth Daniel (member)
8. Carolin Calleph (member)
9. Abdulganiyu Umar
FIRST AID COMMITTEE
1. Goshi Lizimwa (chairlady)
2. Ibrahim Audu (member)
3. Naomi David (member)
4. Ruth Doka (member)
PROTOCOL COMMITTEE
7. Tanko Ibrahim Adamu (chairman)
8. Haruna Abubakar (secretary)
9. Yahya Abdullahi (member)
10. Amos Hycient (member)
11. Zuwaira Ibrahim (member)
12. Naomi Stephen (member)
SECURITY COMMITTEE
1. Muhammad Auwal (chairman)
2. Imrana Sulaiman (member)
3. Sani Inuwa D. (member)
4. Ismai’l Muhammad (member)
5. Muhammad Umar (member)
6. Aliyu Muhammad (member)
STUDENTS’ PRESENTATION COMMITTEE
1. Damilola Adewale (chairman)
2. Maryama Adamu (member)
3. Ibrahim Abdullahi (member)
4. Abigail Musa (member)
5. Ahmed Idris (member)
6. Abdurrashid Abdullahi (member)
ROYAL TRUST ACADEMY, GOMBE
P.O Box 192, near Alhaji Jauro Bappi’s residence
Abuja quarters Gombe.
SPECIAL NEWS LETTER ON THE JOINT GRADUATION CEREMONY (2023/2024) SESSION
Sequel to the forthcoming joint graduation ceremony schedule to take place on Thursday, August 8, 2024 The management of the aforementioned academy is hereby bringing to your notice that your ward/child is among the graduating students and he/she is to pay the sum of ₦5000 naira for academic gown, photo album, testimonial e.t.c
The payment commences already and we expect usual corporation from you.
Signed:
Management.
P.O Box 192, near Alhaji Jauro Bappi’s residence
Abuja quarters Gombe.
Sequel to the forthcoming joint graduation ceremony planned by the aforementioned academy, the following are committees set by the central organizing committee of the program to assist in making the program colorful and successful. The program is schedule to take place on Thursday, 8th August, 2024. Members of the various committees are expected to be on top of their responsibilities to make the program a success.
The committees and their members are as follows:
CENTRAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
1. Tanko Ibrahim Adamu (chairman)
2. Haruna Abubakar (secretary)
3. Yahya Abdullahi (member)
4. Amos Hycient (member)
5. Zuwaira Ibrahim (member)
6. Naomi Stephen (member)
VENUE ARRENGEMENT COMMITTEE
1. Umar Usman Abubakar (chairman)
2. Usman Salihu Kangiwa (member)
3. Adamu Adamu
4. Gimba Abdullahi
PRIZES ARRANGEMENT AND EVENT CONTROL
1. Yahya Abdullahi (chairman)
2. Fatsuma Hussaini (secretary)
3. Umar Garba Muhammad (member)
4. Muhammad Sani Muhammad (member)
5. Joy Ogwuche (member)
6. Yahya Bala (member)
7. Hajara Bala (member)
8. John Yakubu (member)
9. Maureen Ugwuoke (member)
10. Abdurrashid Abdullahi
11. Ahmed Idris
12. All teachers whose their names are not in any of the committee
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE
1. Zuwaira Ibrahim (chairlady)
2. Naomi Stephen (secretary)
3. Grace Alexander (member)
4. Adamu Ya’u (member)
5. Ramatu Tanko (member)
6. Jamilu Ibrahim (member)
7. Ruth Daniel (member)
8. Carolin Calleph (member)
9. Abdulganiyu Umar
FIRST AID COMMITTEE
1. Goshi Lizimwa (chairlady)
2. Ibrahim Audu (member)
3. Naomi David (member)
4. Ruth Doka (member)
PROTOCOL COMMITTEE
7. Tanko Ibrahim Adamu (chairman)
8. Haruna Abubakar (secretary)
9. Yahya Abdullahi (member)
10. Amos Hycient (member)
11. Zuwaira Ibrahim (member)
12. Naomi Stephen (member)
SECURITY COMMITTEE
1. Muhammad Auwal (chairman)
2. Imrana Sulaiman (member)
3. Sani Inuwa D. (member)
4. Ismai’l Muhammad (member)
5. Muhammad Umar (member)
6. Aliyu Muhammad (member)
STUDENTS’ PRESENTATION COMMITTEE
1. Damilola Adewale (chairman)
2. Maryama Adamu (member)
3. Ibrahim Abdullahi (member)
4. Abigail Musa (member)
5. Ahmed Idris (member)
6. Abdurrashid Abdullahi (member)
ROYAL TRUST ACADEMY, GOMBE
P.O Box 192, near Alhaji Jauro Bappi’s residence
Abuja quarters Gombe.
SPECIAL NEWS LETTER ON THE JOINT GRADUATION CEREMONY (2023/2024) SESSION
Sequel to the forthcoming joint graduation ceremony schedule to take place on Thursday, August 8, 2024 The management of the aforementioned academy is hereby bringing to your notice that your ward/child is among the graduating students and he/she is to pay the sum of ₦5000 naira for academic gown, photo album, testimonial e.t.c
The payment commences already and we expect usual corporation from you.
Signed:
Management.
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Our School has curriculum for primary and secondary classes. We have separate facilities for both segments to accelerate the learning process. Today day by day we are dedicated to achieve the best title for quality and best education and make the futuristic leaders for our country.Our School has curriculum for primary and secondary classes. We have separate facilities for both segments to accelerate the learning process. Today day by day we are dedicated to achieve the best title for quality and best education and make the futuristic leaders for our country.Our School has curriculum for primary and secondary classes. We have separate facilities for both segments to accelerate the learning process. Today day by day we are dedicated to achieve the best title for quality and best education and make the futuristic leaders for our country.Our School has curriculum for primary and secondary classes. We have separate facilities for both segments to accelerate the learning process. Today day by day we are dedicated to achieve the best title for quality and best education and make the futuristic leaders for our country.
Our New Website Launch
Website : DCA Narsingarh
Link : https://sites.google.com/view/digitalcomputeracademy
Link : https://sites.google.com/view/digitalcomputeracademy
CHANGE OF NAME
This is to inform all our parents, pupils/students as well as teachers that the school name formally known as Christ Redeemer′s International School has been charged to CHRIST THE REDEEMER′S SCHOOLS.
This was occasioned by the fact that all the Redeemed schools in Edo State have to bear the same name for the purpose of harmonization.
This was occasioned by the fact that all the Redeemed schools in Edo State have to bear the same name for the purpose of harmonization.
DISCIPLINE
DISCIPLINE
Discipline is a crucial element in ensuring success and achievement in every aspect of our lives. It plays a significant role in shaping the character and behavior of individuals, particularly students. In a school setting, discipline is essential for creating a conducive learning environment, promoting respect and responsibility, and ultimately, fostering success.
Discipline in schools is not just about following rules and regulations; it encompasses a wide range of behaviors and attitudes that are essential for academic success and personal growth. It involves self-control, respect for others, a positive attitude, and a commitment to learning and achieving one′s goals. Without discipline, students may struggle to focus on their studies, maintain good relationships with their peers and teachers, and develop the necessary skills to succeed in life.
One of the key benefits of discipline for students is that it instills a sense of responsibility and accountability. By following school rules and guidelines, students learn to take ownership of their actions and understand the consequences of their behavior. This helps to develop important life skills such as time management, organization, and decision-making, which are crucial for achieving success in both academic and personal pursuits.
Discipline also helps to promote respect and cooperation among students, teachers, and administrators. When students are disciplined and respectful towards others, they create a positive and harmonious learning environment where everyone feels valued and appreciated. This in turn enhances the overall quality of education and promotes a sense of unity and community within the school.
Furthermore, discipline plays a crucial role in fostering academic success. Students who are disciplined and focused on their studies are more likely to achieve higher grades, excel in extracurricular activities, and set and achieve ambitious goals for themselves. By cultivating good study habits, self-discipline, and a strong work ethic, students are better equipped to overcome challenges, persevere in the face of adversity, and achieve their full potential.
In conclusion, discipline is a fundamental aspect of a student′s academic and personal development. It is essential for creating a positive learning environment, promoting responsibility and respect, and fostering success in all areas of life. By cultivating discipline, students can develop the skills, attitudes, and values necessary to achieve their goals, build strong relationships, and make a positive impact on the world around them.
Therefore, it is important for secondary school students to embrace discipline as a guiding principle in their lives and strive to embody its virtues every day.
Discipline is a crucial element in ensuring success and achievement in every aspect of our lives. It plays a significant role in shaping the character and behavior of individuals, particularly students. In a school setting, discipline is essential for creating a conducive learning environment, promoting respect and responsibility, and ultimately, fostering success.
Discipline in schools is not just about following rules and regulations; it encompasses a wide range of behaviors and attitudes that are essential for academic success and personal growth. It involves self-control, respect for others, a positive attitude, and a commitment to learning and achieving one′s goals. Without discipline, students may struggle to focus on their studies, maintain good relationships with their peers and teachers, and develop the necessary skills to succeed in life.
One of the key benefits of discipline for students is that it instills a sense of responsibility and accountability. By following school rules and guidelines, students learn to take ownership of their actions and understand the consequences of their behavior. This helps to develop important life skills such as time management, organization, and decision-making, which are crucial for achieving success in both academic and personal pursuits.
Discipline also helps to promote respect and cooperation among students, teachers, and administrators. When students are disciplined and respectful towards others, they create a positive and harmonious learning environment where everyone feels valued and appreciated. This in turn enhances the overall quality of education and promotes a sense of unity and community within the school.
Furthermore, discipline plays a crucial role in fostering academic success. Students who are disciplined and focused on their studies are more likely to achieve higher grades, excel in extracurricular activities, and set and achieve ambitious goals for themselves. By cultivating good study habits, self-discipline, and a strong work ethic, students are better equipped to overcome challenges, persevere in the face of adversity, and achieve their full potential.
In conclusion, discipline is a fundamental aspect of a student′s academic and personal development. It is essential for creating a positive learning environment, promoting responsibility and respect, and fostering success in all areas of life. By cultivating discipline, students can develop the skills, attitudes, and values necessary to achieve their goals, build strong relationships, and make a positive impact on the world around them.
Therefore, it is important for secondary school students to embrace discipline as a guiding principle in their lives and strive to embody its virtues every day.
Kick off this week with Excellence!!!
Hello, Cubs!
We hope everyone enjoyed the warm weather this weekend and are hopeful that no more crazy weather is on its way. Please be sure to log into Schoology and check to see assignments from Friday. Friday, May 17th, was an NTID, and assignments and conferences were held during the day. If you have any questions from Friday, contact your teachers.
Get ready, Cubs! Tomorrow marks...
We hope everyone enjoyed the warm weather this weekend and are hopeful that no more crazy weather is on its way. Please be sure to log into Schoology and check to see assignments from Friday. Friday, May 17th, was an NTID, and assignments and conferences were held during the day. If you have any questions from Friday, contact your teachers.
Get ready, Cubs! Tomorrow marks...
Arojbegi Laboratory College
ALC - Arojbegi Laboraotry College
Maths Competition 2nd Stage (written) holds tomorrow May 13
1st stage of Mathematics competition will be in C.B.T form. Primary 4-6 pupils and J.S.S 1 - S.S.S 2 are to log in with their admission number and passcode on the school portal. Deadline is 11:59p.m on Sunday 12th May.
The second stage will be a written test which will hold tomorrow, Monday 13th May.
1st stage (C.B.T) = 50marks
Written test = 50marks.
Total = 100marks .
However, Lower Primary Pupils (Pry 1-3) are to participate in only written test (100marks) on May 13 to qualify.
The best pupils/students will compete in Mathematics Quiz competition on Wednesday 15th May.
Parents are invited.
The second stage will be a written test which will hold tomorrow, Monday 13th May.
1st stage (C.B.T) = 50marks
Written test = 50marks.
Total = 100marks .
However, Lower Primary Pupils (Pry 1-3) are to participate in only written test (100marks) on May 13 to qualify.
The best pupils/students will compete in Mathematics Quiz competition on Wednesday 15th May.
Parents are invited.