MOLAJOYE COMMUNITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Boys: 102 Girls: 119 Total: 221

public secondary Lagos State

Awards and Achievements

No awards and achievements available.

Head Teacher

AKANDE A.O

Management Team

: "1. Mrs Akande A O (Principal) 2. Mr Olanrewaju T.I 3. Miss Ogunbiyi A.R 4. Mr Odufesi A. O"

Our Mission Statement

To empower students to achieve academic excellence, develop their unique talents, and become compassionate and responsible citizens of the world.

School History

The school was established in 1979 and registered in 1980. The school was named SEMITO due to fight for ownership by the surrounding communities which are Sala, Esemboke, Molajoye, Igbodu, Temu and Oke Osho, but shortly after, the school name was changed to. Molajoye Community High School, since it is situated at Molajoye Village.

Subject Offered

"1. Mathematics 2. English 3. Physics 4. Chemistry 5. Biology 6. Financial Accounting 7. Economics 8. Commerce 9. Government 10. Literature in English 11.CRS 12. Yoruba 13. Computer 14. Marketing 15. Geography "

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

Get in touch

Address

1, IGBODU ROAD, MOLAJOYE, EPE

Phone Number

08113978467

molajoyecommunitysenior@gmail.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

"1. Man O' War 2. Girls Guide 3. Boys Scout 4. Boys Brigade"

Examination Taken

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

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

No information about famous pupils available.

Future Plans for the School

The school is making plans to upgrade its infrastructure, encourage teacher training and capacity building, and introduce innovative programs to improve student outcomes and prepare them for tertiary education and the workforce.

Support Required

"To enhance effective teaching and learning in the school, the following support is required: 1. Security: Provision of adequate security personnel and facilities to ensure the safety of students, staff, and school property. 2.Teachers: Recruitment and posting of more qualified teachers in needed subject areas to reduce workload and improve the quality of teaching and learning. 3. Furniture: Supply of additional classroom furniture such as desks, chairs, and tables for both students and teachers to create a comfortable learning environment. 4. Power Supply: Provision of stable electricity supply or alternative power sources to support administrative work, use of educational technology, and general school activities. These supports will greatly improve the learning environment and help the school achieve its educational goals."