Kadara Junior Grammar School

Boys: 72 Girls: 60 Total: 132

public secondary Jibowu

Awards and Achievements

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Head Teacher

LAUCK OYEYINKA AFUSAT ( MRS)

Management Team

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Our Mission Statement

To develop a total child through qualitative and sound solid foundation

School History

Kadara Junior Grammar School was established in September 1980. The School was formally opened for session on September 1980 with seventeen teaching staff and one clerical assistant, the first Principal of the school was Mr Oyetunde T.O

Subject Offered

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Calendar of School Activities For The Year

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Get in touch

Address

396, Herbert Marcaulyey Way Jibowu Yaba Lagos

Phone Number

08023205579

Website

Clubs and Activities

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Examination Taken

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Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

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Famous Past Pupils/Students

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Future Plans for the School

Kadara Junior Grammar School Development Plan Duration: 2024–2027 1. Vision & Mission Statement Vision: To offer functional and qualitative education for students. Mission: To develop a total child through qualitative and sound solid foundation. 2. Key Development Goals A. Infrastructure Improvement (i) Renovate existing classrooms and construct new blocks to accommodate more students. (ii) Improve sanitation facilities, including toilets and water supply. (iii) Upgrade Home Economics laboratories, libraries, and ICT rooms with modern equipment. (iv) Ensure school buildings meet safety standards (e.g., fire extinguishers, emergency exits). B. Academic Enhancement (i) Introduce teacher training programs to improve lesson delivery and modern teaching techniques. (ii) Increase the use of technology in teaching (smartboards, projectors, and internet access). (iii) Develop a mentorship program for students to enhance learning support. (iv) Organize inter-school competitions to boost academic excellence. C. Student Welfare & Extracurricular Activities (i) Implement a structured guidance and counseling program. (ii) Improve sports facilities and introduce more extracurricular clubs (debate, drama, music). (iii) Provide scholarships or financial aid for underprivileged students. (iv) Introduce feeding programs where necessary. D. Community Engagement & Partnerships (i) Strengthen Parents Forum Association (PFA) involvement in school activities. (ii) Partner with NGOs and government agencies for infrastructure support and funding. (iii) Establish internship and vocational training opportunities for students. 3. Monitoring & Evaluation (i) Monthly progress reviews by the school board. (ii) Annual assessment reports on student performance and school infrastructure. (iii) Feedback collection from students, parents, and teachers. (iv) Adjustments based on performance metrics and community input.