NAWIR-UD-DEEN PRIMARY SCHOOL I, Ajegunle

Boys: 319 Girls: 272 Total: 591

public nursery/primary Ajeromi LGA

Awards and Achievements

Best in table tennis

Head Teacher

MRS AKPOILI ANIEFIOK BENSON

Management Team

SBMB: SBMB
SUBEB: SUBEB
PARENT FORUM: PARENT FORUM
LOCAL GOVT.: LOCAL GOVT.

Our Mission Statement

Nawair Ud Deen School 1 a Montessori and Fredrick Frobeel School exists to give equal opportunities. To every child irrespective of their background. To develop a total being in the prepared environment to face and over come the realities and challenges of life. To nurture children to grow in the way of the Lord/Allah To create a home away from home for the children values for money spent by government and job satisfaction for the entire staff.

School History

The above named school was founded in 1953 by the Muslim Missionary-Nawair-ud-deen organization. the first headteacher of the school was Mr. W.A. Mustapha. There were only four teachers including the headteacher. In the school uptill 1959, the school was then under the control of the manager appointed by the Nawair ud-deen mission. The school was one since its inception until 1991 when the school was divided wit two. Mr. A.A. Akinsaya became the headteacher of N.U.O School i while Mrs Ponmile become the headteacher of NUO School 2.

Subject Offered

Mathematics

English Studies

Basic Science Tech. Social Studies

Yoruba

Health Science

Home Economics

Physical Education

Agricultural Science

CRK/IRK Computer

Moral Instruction

Creative Arts.

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

Get in touch

Address

35, Arumoh Str. Aiyetoro, Ajegunle

Phone Number

08159193792

Website

Clubs and Activities

Red Cross
Girls Guide
Sheriff Guard
Literary & Debating Society
Boys Brigade
Boys Scout

Examination Taken

School Based
SUBEB Based
Continuous Assessment

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

Future Plans for the School

To help to maintain high self discipline both in the pupils and staff. To improve more on the educational standard by using the available human and material resources effectively economically and efficient. To improve the pupils reading and writing skills by using the free text books provided by government.