IGBOOYE COMMUNITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, IGBOOYE-EPE

EDUCATION IS KEY TO PROGRESS Boys: 87 Girls: 97 Total: 184

1979-01-01 public secondary Lagos State

Awards and Achievements

No awards and achievements available.

Head Teacher

MRS. AYANLEYE ABIDAT JUMOKE

Management Team

Principal: Mrs. AYANLEYE, ABIDAT JUMOKE
Vice Principal : Mr. SALIMON ALIYU KOLAWOLE
H. O D. : Mrs ADEBANJO, Mulikat Adetoro
H. O. D. : Mrs. ADEOSUN, Fatimo Oluwatoyin

Our Mission Statement

To promote lifelong learning in an open and caring atmosphere that motivates students to be confident and responsible global citizens

School History

"HISTORY OF IGBOOYE COMMUNITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, EPE The Founding of Our School Igbooye Community High School was established in January 1979 on 21.7 acres of land by a group of passionate educators. They aimed to provide quality education to the local community, which was lacking in educational facilities at that time. The history of our school is a captivating tapestry of events, people, and values that have shaped its present. The school started as a co-educational technical college with boarding facilities, with just a handful of students and teachers, operating out of a modest building. In the early 80s, the school evolved dramatically into a full secondary school, reflecting the changing societal dynamics, educational philosophies, and cultural shifts over the years. The founding fathers aimed to create an institution that would provide a holistic education, focusing not only on academics but also on character development. In the beginning, the school had only two classrooms and 30 students. Despite the limited resources, the founders were determined to create a positive learning environment. In the early 90s, the school began to expand, reflecting the increasing importance of education in society. New buildings were constructed, including a science lab and a library, and the curriculum was expanded to include a wider range of subjects. The school also started to emphasize co-curricular activities, introducing sports and arts programs. Today, our school is renowned for its academic excellence and nurturing environment. It continues to uphold the founders’ vision, shaping the leaders of tomorrow. By mid-90s, the school had grown in both size and reputation. The introduction of science, commercial and arts streams in the curriculum marked a significant milestone. This period also saw the establishment of the school’s first library, fostering a culture of independent learning and intellectual exploration. Today, our school stands as a testament to the vision of its founders. It continues to provide quality education, nurturing students into well-rounded individuals. The school’s history is a constant reminder of the power of perseverance, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. It inspires us to carry forward this legacy into the future. The principal of the senior school is Dir. Mrs. Abidat Jumoke Ayanleye while Dir. Mrs. Ayodele Mercy Ajobo is the current principal of the junior school. PAST PRINCIPALS Since inception, the schools has experienced some administrative touches from different principals, some of which include Late Mr Muritala Rtd. Dir. Opia Rtd. Dir. Fajana Rtd. Dir. Alex Elehibiri Rtd. Dir. Pitan Rtd. Dir. Odusoga Rtd. Dir. Olukoya Rtd. Dir. Bakare Rtd. Dir. Omikunle Dir. Mrs Olaniyi, Dir Mr. Olawoyin M. T. Rtd. Dir. Omotayo Lot Rtd. Dir. Mrs Oluwo ACHIEVEMENTS The late 20th century brought a wave of modernization. The school embraced technology, integrating it into the teaching-learning process. New buildings were constructed, and the sports facilities were expanded. The school also began to participate in inter-school competitions, further enhancing its prestige. The following are some of the achievements recorded by the school: EVENT YEAR POSITION EKO PROJECT governor’s award 2013 EKO PROJECT governor’s award 2014 Lagos state secondary school hockey championship 2017 1st (female category) Lagos state secondary school hockey championship 2018 2nd (female category) Lagos state secondary school hockey championship 2018 2nd (Male category) A product of the school Eleshin Mariam was the 2017 most valuable Female hockey player in Lagos state. A student of the school, (OLAITAN RASAK) was the 2017 & 2018 most valuable Male hockey player in Lagos state. Our students represented the state in the 2019 & 2021 south west hockey competition and became the most valuable player among the players from the south western states. 3 of our students represented Lagos state at the just concluded national youth sports festival in Delta state One of our students represented Nigeria in the African Hockey Cup of Nations in Ghana CHALLENGES The school is in dire need of the following: blocks of classroom (for both senior and junior schools) Well-equipped laboratories A well-equipped home economics laboratory Furniture for the junior and senior schools Sports Equipment (eg. Hockey sticks & hockey balls, a standard volleyball court, etc) Staff toilets Perimeter Fencing In conclusion, the history of our school is not just a sequence of events but a journey of growth and transformation. It is a narrative of resilience and innovation that continues to inspire generations. LONG LIVE LAGOS STATE LONG LIVE EDUCATION DISTRICT III"

Subject Offered

"ENGLISH LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS CIVIC EDUCATION PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE FURTHER MATHEMATICS DATA PROCESSING GEOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT LITERATURE IN ENGLISH CRS ISLAMIC STUDIES YORUBA ECONOMICS FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING COMMERCE MARKETING LIVESTOCK "

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

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Get in touch

Address

130, ARAROMI STREET

Phone Number

08113978459 080542655002"

honesquire@gmail.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

"Science exhibitions Quuz conpetitiin Essay competitiin"

Examination Taken

"WASSCE (MAY/JUNE) NECO SSCE (JUNE /JULY)"

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

#	Name of External Exam	Performance	Year
1	WASSCE	58.5%	2024

Famous Past Pupils/Students

"Hon. ADENIYI SALIU (FORMER CHAIRMAN EREDO LCDA) "

Future Plans for the School

"1. To encourage each child to be independent and develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and.respect for others in the environment. 2. To also take the school to a greater heights in terms of Morals, academics, and sports"

Support Required

"1. A well equiped laboratory 2. Laptops, tablets and desktop 🖥️ computers for students and teachers, so as to be in line with the trends in technology. "