Our Anthony and Lekki campus usually present their Christmas production separately, but this year is different, with the two campuses having a collabo to produce a movie titled Lockdown. Unlike the previous Christmas productions, which were stage plays, the movie was filmed in locations, including the popular Lagos Travel Inn. Lockdown was professionally shot to […]
Staying indoors for too long can get tiring and boring; it can even affect a person’s mental health. Based on a report by the National Academies of Sciences, social isolation has been associated with a 50% increased risk of developing dementia. Also, a 2019 study showed that kids who spend the least amount of time […]
There are countless reasons for you not to spend quality time with your family. You are always busy with work; you work on weekends, you spend hours in traffic and by the time you get home, you are already tired. While these reasons are legitimate, research shows that families in which the members do things […]
As the pandemic continues to discourage social gatherings, Ms Gladys Okatho, Head of Physical Education (P.E) at our Anthony campus, has called for the involvement of children in non-contact sports. She made this call recently while speaking on the effects of the pandemic on sports and Physical Education in Nigerian schools. In her opinion, many […]
The need for love, affection and belonging is now considered to be among our basic needs. This means that aside from food, clothing and shelter, people now expect others to show how much they love them. Kids are not an exception in this feeling of wanting to be loved, but many parents struggle to find […]
We all want our children to grow to full independence; be able to cater for themselves and participate in essential life skills as soon as possible. Once this happens, there is a relief for the parent as well as a boost in self-esteem for the child. Life skills such as using cutlery, tying shoelaces, drawing, […]
Girl Up is a girls empowerment program founded by the United Nations and designed to help girls build their self-esteem, discover their leadership potential and become more self-confident. The theme this year is “Breaking stereotypes: You can’t break me”. The girl-up committee came up with the theme because they believed there are stereotypes used to […]
No parent wants his or her child to look underfed or too skinny, as the media depicts a healthy child as one who looks well-fed and chubby. This means that a child could be heading towards obesity without the parents being aware. As a result, cases of childhood obesity are very common, particularly in children […]
Our Deputy Director of Education, Dr Barney Wilson, has announced that the theme for this 2020/2021 school year will be “Learning Beyond Limits.” He disclosed the theme in a recent interview about our yearly theme and how we adapted to the new normal while ensuring there were no learning gaps during the lockdown. Watch the […]
When people talk about yoga, what usually comes to our mind is the image of a young woman doing some strange poses on a mat. We hardly think of men and kids when it comes to yoga. However, as stated in a publication on SeattleYogaNews, yoga is a gift to humanity, and the magical age […]
