A.U.D PRY SCHOOL, Epe

Boys: 145 Girls: 141 Total: 286

1946-01-01 public nursery/primary Epe

Awards and Achievements

Abdulai Azeez Certificate

Head Teacher

Mr. Ogunlaja Tanzir O.

Management Team

SUBEB LGEA: SUBEB LGEA

Our Mission Statement

To get as many pupils as possible and trained them in all round education so as to be useful for themselves and Nigeria as a whole

School History

Ansar-un-deen Primary school was formerly founded as Islamic school by late Mr.Sualiu Mejindada at a compound opposite old NEPA Station, Epe in 1946. According to the record seen Seventeen headteacher including the incumbent headteacher Mr. Ogundero V.O had so far administered the school. In 2003, the school was chosen as one of the child friendly school in Lagos State by the support of UNICEF. Free books were given to the pupil by the Governor Fashola Administration starting from 2008 till date and also by the U.B.E under the SUBEB. The school was slated for inclusive education unit in 2007 being the Federal govt program created by the state govt through SUBEB

Subject Offered

English Language Mathematics Yoruba Home economics Agric Science Fine Art Science Social Studies

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

Get in touch

Address

Alawaye Road Epe

Phone Number

07030375622

ansudeenepe@lagosschoolsonline.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

Quiz and Debating
Red Cross
Girls Guide
Sheriff Guard
Olympic
Boys Brigade

Examination Taken

Weekly Test
Summation Test

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

Abdulai Azeez Certificate on Quiz and debating Amoda Kafilat Gold Medal on 100m race Asumi Motunrayo Silver medal oon 100m walking race

Future Plans for the School

Pupils to be computer literate and to be able to have good and healthy environment for learning

Support Required

School bus for the inclusive
School gate
Library facilities
Sport equipment
Mower

Reviews

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

Seyi Adekunle