PURPLE STARS NURSERY & PRIMARY SCHOOL, Ogba

Boys: 30 Girls: 27 Total: 57

2017-09-14 private nursery/primary Ifako/Ijaiye

Awards and Achievements

No awards and achievements available.

Head Teacher

Mrs Fadekemi Lawal

Management Team

Mr Ololade Lawal: Mr Ololade Lawal
MRS Fadeke Lawal: MRS Fadeke Lawal
Mrs Mrs Ahaiwe Anne: Mrs Mrs Ahaiwe Anne
Mr Oriyomi Williams: Mr Oriyomi Williams

Our Mission Statement

To constantly provide a caring, safe and stimulating learning environment based on sound christian values

School History

The school officially started on the 14th of September, 2015. We have grown within 2 sessions of operation from a population of 18 pupils and 5 sessions of operation from a population of 18 pupils and 5 teachers to 57 pupils, 16 teachers and 5 non teaching staff

Subject Offered

English

Social Studies

French

Mathematics

Civic Education

Yoruba

Verbal Reasoning

Basic Science

P.H.E

Quantitative

Home Economics

Agricultural Science

C.R.K

I.C.T

Music

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT

OFFICE OF

EDUCATION QUALITY ASSURANCE

MINISTRY OF BASIC & SECONDARY EDUCATION

LASG APPROVAL NO:

IFK/14033

www.lagoseduqa.com

next renewal date

2024-03-01

Get in touch

Address

11 Adenekan Salako Close, Off Ijaiye Road, Caterpillar Bus Stop, Ogba

Phone Number

08064126790,08039192947, 08064126790,08039192947

purplestarschool@gmail.com

Website

www.purplestarsschool.com.ng

Clubs and Activities

Press and Debate, Jet, Swimming, Home Makers, Dance, Craft.

Examination Taken

CASS
NCCE
First Term
Second Term
Third Term

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

Future Plans for the School

To have another branch of nursery and primary school and to establish a secondary school.

Support Required

No information about support required available.

Reviews

Administration are outstanding, the kids there are great. There is a different feel at penny. The kids are nicer and respectful.

Seyi Adekunle