Career Webinar: Dr Josh Bamfo of Andersen intrigues our students in economics
To round off our career webinar series for the 2020/2021 school year, we invited Dr Josh Bamfo of Andersen in Nigeria to speak to our students on studying economics and the job opportunities in the field. Dr Josh was previously a visiting Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Delaware (U.S.) before starting his […]
Greensprings students set to win grand prizes in Young Tycoon Business Competition
For coming up with the idea of a company that uses wearable technology to counter the increasing abduction of school children in Nigeria, our students Chioma Abone and Emmanuela Ilok are on the verge of winning $960,000 worth of prizes. This report came from the organizers of the Young Tycoon Business Competition, and according to […]
Mrs Kolade Retires After 16 Years in Greensprings
After serving Greensprings passionately for 16 years, Mrs Bola Kolade, the Head of School at our Anthony campus has officially retired. To mark the retirement, we held a farewell programme on the 19th of July, and during the event, several teachers showered her with praises for her dedication in ensuring the quality standard of the […]
Anger Management Activities for Kids: How to handle a Child with Anger Issues
Kids are champions when it comes to throwing tantrums. Sometimes, it can be frustrating for you as a parent especially when you’ve tried everything and you still find it difficult to get your child under control. In this article, we’ll share some anger management activities for kids that can help you teach your child how […]
Greensprings School decorated as one of the first HP IDEA Schools in the Middle East & Africa
Eight of our teachers have been certified as HP IDEA Fellows, and our school has been decorated as one of the first HP IDEA Schools in the Middle East & Africa. This certification and decoration marked the completion of the year-long Innovation & Digital Education Academy (IDEA) programme by Hewlett-Packard (HP). The eight certified teachers […]
