AJASA ODUALABE COMM. JNR HIGH SCH. Ajasa

Boys: 655 Girls: 626 Total: 1281

2009-10-12 public secondary Alimosho

Awards and Achievements

Governors Education Award 2009/2010,
6th prize Teenage Festival of Arts 2010

Head Teacher

Mrs. T.A. Alade

Management Team

Mrs. T.A. Alade (Principal): Mrs. T.A. Alade (Principal)
Mr. A.A. Ajose (Vice Principal ( Admin.): Mr. A.A. Ajose (Vice Principal ( Admin.)
Mrs. O.O. Adewale (Vice Principal (Acad): Mrs. O.O. Adewale (Vice Principal (Acad)

Our Mission Statement

To train students that will be useful to themselves and the society.

School History

When it became imperative to have a secondary school in Ajasa Town, in order to satify the yeatning of the community, Oba Sule Suberu Odualade met with the Deputy Gov. who mandate him to build at least three classrooms to the school to commence which he did with the assistance of the community. This was how the school started, some retired teachers in Ajasa town volunteered to discharge the administrative services of the school on this note, the education comminttee was set up chaired by Mrs. E.I Fakayode and Aihaji J.A. Salami.

Subject Offered

English Language

Music

Visual Art

Mathematics

Home Econs

Basic Tech. French

Bus.Studies

CRK

Yoruba

PHE

IRK

Basic Science

Social studies.

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

Get in touch

Address

AJASA VILLAGE, VIA COMMUNITY MEIRAN

Phone Number

08033947549

ajasaodualabecommjuniorhigh@yahoo.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

Literary & Debating, JETS Club, Music Club, Mathematics Club, Young Farmers Club, Home Makers Club, Climate Change Club

Examination Taken

JSCE, BECE

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

Future Plans for the School

To be among the foremost junior secondary schools in Lagos State

Support Required

School Library
Computer room
Provision of qualified teachers
Electricity supply

Reviews

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

Seyi Adekunle