LOCAL AUTHORITY PRIMARY SCHOOL, Keta-West

Boys: 98 Girls: 88 Total: 186

1953-01-01 public nursery/primary Badagry

Awards and Achievements

No awards and achievements available.

Head Teacher

Mrs Adeyemo R.I

Management Team

Mrs. Aminu S. Olabisi: Mrs. Aminu S. Olabisi
Mr. Mevoyon M.A.: Mr. Mevoyon M.A.

Our Mission Statement

To inculcate sound, qualitative knowledge skills and moral into the pupils

School History

L.A.P.S. K/West was established in 1953. The first small house was commissioned by a school pupil named Ami Amegbor under the directive of the D.O. (white man) before the villagers and was named as in the above. The first appointed headteacher was Mr. Agosu and was paid by the D.O. while the first headteacher was Mr. Sejiro from Ikoga. Presently we have a block of six classrooms. Pupils enjoy free text books from the L/S government. Both the teachings and non-teaching staff work co-cooperatively Mrs. C.I. Ukagwu is the present headteacher.

Subject Offered

English Language

Mathematics

C.C.A

P.H.E

Science

CRk

SOS

Agric Science

Home Econs

Yoruba.

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

Get in touch

Address

Yovoyan Gbereru sea beach badagry seme exp. road

Phone Number

08052309964/08074569153

lapsketawest@lagosschoolsonline.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

Red Cross
Boys Brigade
Sheriff Guard
Brownie
Cub Scout

Examination Taken

Unified Exam
First school leaving certificate
Terminal Examination
Placement Examination

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

Semeton Kemi (Presented with Gift of Oxf. DIc. and books) Aivoji Philip (Commissioner for Education) Pastor M.G. Mathew (Pastor) Captain Suprice Ackumey (Sea Man)

Future Plans for the School

Employment of more competent teachers and provision of modern classrooms and computers. Provision modern learning resources To make the pupils to excel in their education and become useful to themselves, the community and even to the whole nation.