AOS

ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT


GOLDSCHOLARS COLLEGE AND SCHOOLS
ADMINISTRATOR OF SCHOOLS (AOS) REPORT
Date: Tuesday, 22nd September, 2026

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1. Morning Assembly and Devotion

The school day commenced with morning devotion at 7:15 a.m.

• Primary Section devotion was led by Mrs. Ofiagu.
• College Section devotion was led by Mrs. Oni.
• Morning assembly was led by Ms. Akabusi at 7:45 a.m.

Value of the Week: Gratitude
Gratitude means being thankful and appreciating the good things we receive from God and from others. Learners were encouraged to cultivate the habit of saying thank you, showing appreciation, and valuing what they have.

2. Special Activity

Goldscholars Annual Prayer Day

The Goldscholars Annual Prayer Day activities continued as part of the school’s spiritual programme. Learners and staff participated in prayers and thanksgiving for the school, management, staff, parents, learners, and the continued growth of Goldscholars College and Schools.

3. Staff Attendance

Primary Section Duty Staff

• TIC – Mrs. Ndive: 6:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Duty 1 – Mrs. Ikedigbo: 6:50 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Duty 2 – Mrs. Mezie: 6:43 a.m.
• DA Primary – Mrs. Monica: 6:56 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

College Section Staff Attendance

| S/N | Staff | Time In | Time Out |
| 1 | Mr. Adegboyega | 6:17 a.m. | 4:00 p.m. |
| 2 | Mrs. Oshadusi | 6:44 a.m. | 6:00 p.m. |
| 3 | Ms. Etim | 7:52 a.m. | 4:00 p.m.
| 4 | Mrs. Mbonu | 7:52 a.m. | 6:00 p.m.
| 5 | Mrs. Samson | 7:09 a.m. | 4:00 p.m.
| 6 | Mrs. Oni | 7:10 a.m. | 4:00 p.m.
| 7 | Mr. Oyeniyi | 7:13 a.m. | Still in school
| 8 | Mrs. Enyi | 7:16 a.m. | 6:00 p.m.
| 9 | Ms. Akabusi | 7:16 a.m. | 4:00 p.m.

Staff Absentee: None reported.

4. Visitors

• Mr. Michael – Roof repairer (Primary Section)
• No visitors reported in the College Section.

5. Learners’ Attendance

Primary Section Attendance

Class | Present |
Creche | 1
Preparatory | 4
Play Group | 13
Nursery One | 11
Nursery Two | 0
Kindergarten | 12
Year One | 19
Year Two | 12
Year Three | 13
Year Four | 12
Year Five | 15

Primary Total Attendance: 110 learners

College Section Attendance

| Class | Present
|
| Year 7 | 8
| Year 8 | 15
| Year 9 | 13
| Year 10 | 5
| Year 11 | 5
| Year 12 | 3

College Total Attendance: 49 learners

Grand Total Learners Present: 159 Learners

6. Learners’ Absenteeism

Primary Section Absentees:

• Oni Damilare
• Akioye Wilfred
• Ubong-Fred Elizabeth
• Mkpah Dawson
• Onigbinde Mozeedat
• Onigbinde Jamal
• Adesua Adeoye
• Idowu Zeenat
• Idowu Faizan
• Ezike Daniel

College Section Absentees: None reported.

7. Academic and Co-curricular Activities

• College Chess and Scrabble Club held successfully under the supervision of Mr. Peculiar.
• College Sports Activities were conducted to promote fitness and healthy living. Activities included:
  • Aerobic exercises
  • Table Tennis
  • Skipping

8. New Furniture

Twenty-two (22) new plastic chairs were provided for the College learners by Mrs. Ogunlana.

9. Part-Time Teachers Present

• Mr. Victor – ICT
• Mr. Sunday – CCA
• Mr. Rafiu – Further Mathematics
• Mr. Agbalaya – CCA
• Mr. Peculiar – Coding

10. Health Report

No health issues were reported.

11. Generator Report

The generator was switched on at 8:07 a.m. and switched off at 1:05 p.m.

12. Security, Cleanliness and Energy Management

The school environment remained secure throughout the day, and the gate was properly monitored.

Domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Energy-saving measures were observed, with electrical appliances switched off appropriately after use.

13. Staff Dismissal

Staff were dismissed at 4:00 p.m.

Submitted by:
Mrs. Enyi Joy
Administrator of Schools (AOS)

Date: Monday, 21st September, 2026

1. Morning Assembly and Devotion
   Primary Section:
Morning devotion was held at 7:15 a.m. and was led by Mrs. Arowolo.
   College Section:
Morning devotion was held at 7:15 a.m. and was led by Mrs. Samson.

The assembly was conducted successfully with learners and staff in attendance.
   Value of the Week: Gratitude
Gratitude means being thankful and appreciating the good things we receive from God and from other people.
   Learners were encouraged to show gratitude by appreciating what they have and saying thank you whenever someone helps them.
2. Staff Attendance
   Primary duty teachers login:

• TIC – Mrs. Ndive: 6:36 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Duty 1 – Mrs. Ikedigbo: 6:48 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Duty 2 – Mrs. Mezie: 7:11 a.m.
• DA Primary – Mrs. Monica: 6:49 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
  College Section:

1. Mr. Adegboyega – 6:25 a.m. – 4:10 p.m.
2. Mrs. Oshadusi – 6:43 a.m. – 4:31 p.m.
3. Ms. Akabusi – 7:00 a.m. – 4:31 p.m.
4. Ms. Etim – 7:00 a.m. – 4:10 p.m.
5. Mrs. Mbonu – 7:01 a.m. – 4:31 p.m.
6. Mrs. Samson – 7:12 a.m. – 4:10 p.m.
7. Mrs. Enyi – 7:13 a.m. – 4:31 p.m.
8. Mr. Oyeniyi – 7:13 a.m. – Still in school
   Staff Absentee: Mrs Oni
9. Special Activity: Goldscholars Annual Prayer Day
   The Goldscholars Annual Prayer Day was successfully held on Monday, 21st September 2026, at the Goldscholars Primary Schools Pavilion.
   The programme brought together learners, staff, and the Goldscholars Choir for a spiritual and uplifting session. Activities included:

• Praise and worship led by Ms. Akabusi, assisted by Ms. Onyebuchi Rejoice and Ms. Okechukwu Melvis.
• Hymn rendition: “To God Be The Glory”
• National Anthem and School Anthem
• Bible reading from Psalm 136 by Mrs. Akinnagbe
• Bible exhortation by the CGB
  Special prayers were offered for:
• The Governing Board and Management
• The Director of Schools
• Staff and Heads of Department
• Learners and their families
• Nigeria
• The school and the forthcoming 15th Anniversary celebration
  The occasion also marked the 64th birthday celebration of the Director of Schools, Mrs. Abimbola Mercy Olamilokun, as staff and learners celebrated and wished her continued good health, wisdom, and greater accomplishments.
  The College Cadet Corps presented a special parade salute to the Director, coordinated by Mr. Adegboyega and commanded by Master Isaiah Emmanuel. The parade featured 32 College learners and 18 Primary learners.
  The Director gave a vote of thanks, appreciating everyone for their support and participation. The event ended with refreshments for staff and learners.

4. Visitors
   Visitors received included:

• Mrs. Vivian – Payment
• Mrs. Nancy – Admission enquiry
• Ms. Sophia – Enquiry
• Mrs. Chidinma – Enquiry

5. Student Attendance
   Primary Section:

• Creche: 1
• Preparatory: 4
• Playgroup: 10
• Nursery One: 8
• Nursery Two: 0
• Kindergarten: 10
  Total Preschool Attendance: 32
  Primary Attendance: 66
  Total Primary Section Attendance: 98
  College Attendance: 46
• Year 7: 8
• Year 8: 14
• Year 9: 12
• Year 10: 5
• Year 11: 5
• Year 12: 2

Grand Total Attendance (Primary + College): 144 Learners

College Absentees:

• Ogoke Michaela (Year 8)
• Onyema Miracle (Year 12)

6. New Intake (College Section)
   New learners admitted include:

• Eze Bethel – Year 7
• Eze Daniel – Year 10
• Eze David – Year 10
• Arowojolu Emmanuel – Year 7
• Christian Christabel – Year 8

7. Part-Time Teachers Present

• Mr. Paul – Music Instructor
• Mrs. Afolabi – Assistant Music Instructor
• Mr. Elijah – Assistant Music Instructor
• Mr. Paul and colleagues (Primary support)

8. Club Activity
   Music Club activities were held at the College, coordinated by Mr. Paul and supported by the assistant music instructors.
9. Security and Cleanliness
   The school environment remained safe and secure. The gate was properly monitored, and domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
10. Energy-Saving Measures
    Electrical appliances were used responsibly. Fans and lights were switched off after school hours to conserve energy.
11. Health Issues
    No health issues were reported.
12. Generator Report
    No generator usage was recorded.
13. Staff Dismissal
    Staff were dismissed at 4:00 p.m.

Submitted by:
Mrs. Joy Enyi
Administrator of Schools (AOS)

ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT

Date: Friday, 18th September, 2026

Good morning Sir,

1. Morning Assembly and Devotion

• Morning devotion was held at 7:15 am.
• Devotion was led by Mrs. Arowolo.
• College assembly was led by Mr. Martin at 7:45 am.

2. Value of the Week: “Greetings”

The value for the week is Greetings.

Greetings are a polite way of showing respect and acknowledging people when we meet them.

Learners were reminded that greetings teach:

• Respect
• Kindness
• Courtesy
• Humility
• Good manners

Examples include: Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening, Hello, and Welcome.

3. Special Activity

• Registration and Welcome Back to School activities continued for both new and returning learners.
• Learners were warmly received and guided as they settled into the new academic session.

4. Governing Board Presence

• CETC Presence: Yes
• Director of Schools Presence: Yes

5. Staff Attendance

College Staff Attendance

1. Mrs. Oshadusi – 6:38 am – 3:55 pm
2. Mrs. Samson – 6:58 am – 3:23 pm
3. Ms. Etim – 7:03 am – 3:23 pm
4. Mrs. Mbonu – 7:07 am – 3:55 pm
5. Mr. Adegboyega – 7:08 am – 3:28 pm
6. Mrs. Enyi – 7:14 am – 3:55 pm
7. Mr. Oyeniyi – 7:15 am – Still in school
8. Ms. Akabusi – 7:16 am – 3:00 pm

Primary Section Duty Staff

• TIC – Mrs. Aina: 6:49 am – 4:00 pm
• Duty 1 – Mrs. Ofiagu: 6:48 am – 4:00 pm
• Duty 2 – Mrs. Mezie: 6:51 am
• DA Primary – Mrs. Monica: 6:45 am – 4:00 pm

Staff Absentee: None reported.

6. Visitors

The following visitors were received:

• Mrs. Ruth – Payment
• Mrs. Oyetunji – Payment
• Mrs. Eze – Assessment, Registration and Payment
• Mrs. Vivian – Registration
• Mrs. Chinonso – Enquiry

7. Learner Attendance

Primary/Basic Section

• Creche: 1
• Preparatory: 4
• Play Group: 10
• Nursery One: 8
• Nursery Two: 0
• Kindergarten: 10

Total Preschool Attendance: 33

Primary Section

• Year One: 11
• Year Two: 11
• Year Three: 10
• Year Four: 12
• Year Five: 15

Total Primary Attendance: 62

Total Basic Section Attendance: 95

College Attendance

Total College Learners Present: 35

Breakdown:

• Year 7: 4
• Year 8: 11
• Year 9: 11
• Year 10: 3
• Year 11: 3
• Year 12: 3

Absent:

• Onyekwelu Chizzy (Year 7)

8. Maintenance Report

• The damaged push-button tap caused by a learner (Anuodo Daniel, Year 9) was repaired by a plumber.

9. Special School Activity

• College learners, together with teachers, prepared soup for the college. The soup will be ready by Monday.

10. Part-Time Teachers

• Mr. Peculiar – Coding, Chess and Scrabble Teacher.
  • Chess and Scrabble activities were carried out.
  • Coding was postponed to next week due to the need to repair some systems.

11. Health Report

• No health issues reported.

12. Generator Report

• Generator was switched on at 9:30 am and switched off at 1:00 pm.

13. Security and Cleanliness

• The school environment remained secure throughout the day.
• The school gate was properly monitored.
• Domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45 am – 4:00 pm.

14. Energy Conservation

• Electrical appliances were used responsibly.
• All lights and fans were switched off after school hours.

15. Staff Dismissal

• Staff were dismissed at 4:00 pm.

Submitted by:
Mrs. Enyi Joy
Administrator of Schools (AOS)

AOS Memorandum 260918

GOLDSCHOLARS PRAYER DAY

September 20th of every year is always a memorable day in Goldscholars College and Schools because it is the birthday of our Proprietor, Mrs Abimbola Mercy Olamilokun, who is also our Executive Director of Schools. The day is also the Goldscholars Prayers Day

Since the 20th falls on a Sunday , we will observe The Goldscholars Prayer Day on Monday September 21ST, 2026.

Order for Day
There will be a joint assembly at the Goldscholars Primary Schools Pavilion starting from 11am. The Chaplain for this occasion is The Principal, Mr Samson and Mrs Okenwa will coordinate the affairs of the 2026 Prayers Day. Mrs Oni is the DJ for the Prayer Day.

     *Programmes.*

1100. All learners and Goldscholars Choir seated.
1101. Staff are seated.
1102. DOS arrives.
1103. CGB arrives.

✓ Praise and worship
( Ms Akabusi and Ms Ogoke Michaela ).
1110.
✓ Hymn: ( To God be the glory) (Ms Akabusi leading the Choir).

1113. National Anthem.
1114. Pledge.
1115. School Anthem.
1116. Theme of the Session.
1117. Bible Reading. Mrs Akinnagbe Psalm 136.
1118. Exhortation CGB.
1119. Prayers.
      Prayer Point 1
      *Thanksgiving for witnessing another prayer day.(Master Olusola Inioluwa).
      *Prayer 2. for the Goldscholars Governing Board.(Master Uchenna Praise).
      *Prayer 3. for the Chairman and DOS (Miss Miracle Onyema).
      *Prayer 4 for the Administrator of Schools, Principal and Head of School. (Miss Alua Chizzy)
      *Prayer 5 for all the staff .
      ( Master Isaiah Emmanuel)
      *Prayer 6 for parents & guardians (HOS).
      *Prayer 7 for pupils & students (ETC).
      *Prayer 8 for the friends and families of the school. (Mrs Aina).
      *Prayer 9 that God should strengthen Nigeria and make things very easy for all the citizens. (Mrs Mezie).
      *Prayer 10 for Goldscholars College and Schools. (Mrs Samson)

• Prayer 11. for the forthcoming 15th year Anniversary of 4th October 2026. (Mrs Ikedigbo)
• Vote of Thanks DOS
• Happy Birthday and We all Dance with DOS ( Mr Adegboyega)
  ✓ Closing prayer and benediction(CGB)
  *Refreshment. Mrs Aina, Mrs Arowolo.and Mrs Monica

In order to celebrate with the DOS on her 64th Birthday, all pupils and students should wear their proper school uniform.

AOS, Principal and HOS should ensure compliance.

May God hear all our Prayers. Amen.

On behalf of Management, Staff, Parents, Scholars of Repute, Friends and Family of Goldscholars College and Schools, we celebrate our Amiable And Energetic Director of Schools, Mrs Abimbola Mercy Olamilokun, on her 64th Birthday and I wish her more giant strides in good health.

Enyi Joy
Administrator of schools,
Goldscholars College and Schools .
18th of September 2026.

ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT (AOS REPORT)
Date: Wednesday, 16th September 2026

Good evening Sir,

1. Morning Assembly and Devotion

• Morning devotion was held at 7:15 am and was led by Mrs. Priscilla/Mrs. Mbonu.
• Morning assembly was led by Mr. Martin at 7:45 am.

2. Staff Attendance

College Section Staff Attendance:

1. Mr. Adegboyega – 6:43 am – 4:04 pm
2. Mrs. Oshadusi – 6:44 am – 4:31 pm
3. Mrs. Samson – 6:57 am – 4:02 pm
4. Ms. Etim – 7:03 am – 4:02 pm
5. Mrs. Mbonu – 7:13 am – 4:31 pm
6. Ms. Akabusi – 7:13 am – 4:03 pm
7. Mrs. Enyi – 7:18 am – 4:31 pm

Primary Section Duty Staff:

• TIC – Mrs. Aina: 6:51 am – 4:00 pm
• Duty 1 – Mrs. Ofiagu: 6:51 am – 4:00 pm
• Duty 2 – Mrs. Mezie: 6:54 am
• DA Primary – Mrs. Monica: 6:45 am – 4:00 pm

Staff Absentee: Mrs Oni

3. School Activities

• Special Activity: Registration and Welcome Back to School activities continued for all learners.
• Learners were welcomed and guided as they settled into the new academic session.

4. Value of the Week: “Greetings”

Learners were taught the importance of greetings as a polite way of showing respect and acknowledging people.

Lessons from greetings include:

• Respect
• Kindness
• Courtesy
• Humility
• Good manners

Examples: Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, hello, and welcome.

5. Governing Board Presence

• CETC Presence: Yes
• Director of Schools Presence: Yes

6. Visitors/Enquiries

Visitors received during the day include:

• Mrs. Olachi – Enrollment and payment
• Mrs. Okeke – Enrollment and payment
• Mrs. Moses
• Mr. Emeka – Admission enquiry
• Mrs. Ruth – Admission clarification
• Ms. Imoh – Interview
• Ms. Uzoma – Interview

7. Maintenance Report

• A plumber came to repair the push-button tap damaged by a learner, Anuodo Daniel (Year 9).
• Maintenance work was successfully carried out.

8. Part-Time Teachers Present

• Mr. Agbalaya
• Mr. Okonkwo – French Teacher
• Mr. Peculiar – Coding Teacher

9. Student Attendance

Pre-School Section:

• Creche: 1
• Preparatory: 5
• Play Group: 8
• Nursery One: 8
• Nursery Two: 0
• Kindergarten: 10

Total Pre-School Attendance: 31

Primary Section:

• Year One: 14
• Year Two: 11
• Year Three: 11
• Year Four: 12
• Year Five: 15

Total Primary Attendance: 63

Total Primary/Pre-School Attendance: 91

College Section Attendance:

• Year 7: 5
• Year 8: 11
• Year 9: 11
• Year 10: 3
• Year 11: 3
• Year 12: 3

Total College Attendance: 36

Overall Learners Present: 127

Learners Absent:

• Oni Damilare
• Oni Toluwalase
• Olawale Happy
• Olawale Success
• Ebulo Sarah
• Onigbinde Mozeedat
• Onigbinde Jamal
• Akeem Jamil
• Idowu Zeenat
• Idowu Faozan
• Eric Momodu
• Momodu Destiny
• Okechukwu Rhema

10. Generator Report

• Generator was switched on at 10:00 am and switched off at 1:00 pm.

11. Security and Cleanliness

• The school environment remained secure throughout the day.
• The school gate was properly secured.
• Domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45 am to 4:00 pm.

12. Energy-Saving Measures

• Electrical appliances were used responsibly.
• Fans and lights were switched off after school hours to conserve energy.

13. Health Report

• No health issues were reported.

14. Staff Dismissal

• Staff were dismissed at 4:00 pm.

Submitted by:
Mrs. Enyi Joy
Administrator of Schools (AOS)

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GOLDSCHOLARS COLLEGE & SCHOOLS

Date: Monday, 14th September, 2026

Good morning Sir,

1. Staff Attendance

Staff resumed promptly for the new academic session. Attendance was recorded as follows:

College Section:

1. Mrs Oshadusi – 6:41am – 4:52pm
2. Mrs Samson – 7:01am – 4:07pm
3. Mrs Oni – 7:07am – 4:07pm
4. Mr Adegboyega – 7:08am – 4:20pm
5. Mrs Mbonu – 7:08am – 4:52pm
6. Mrs Enyi – 7:13am – 4:30pm
7. Ms Akabusi – 7:13am – 4:00pm
8. Mr Oyeniyi – 7:35am – Still in school
9. Ms Etim – 8:09am – 4:00pm

Basic Section Duty Staff:

• TIC – Mrs Aina: 6:53am – 4:00pm
• Duty Teacher 1 – Mrs Ofiagu: 7:00am – 4:00pm
• Duty Teacher 2 – Mrs Mezie: 6:42am
• DA Primary – Mrs Monica: 6:45am – 4:00pm

Staff Absentee: None reported.

2. Morning Devotion and Assembly

• Morning devotion was held at 7:15am.
  • Led by: Mrs Enyi (College Section) and Mrs Chintuo (Basic Section).
• Morning assembly was held at 7:45am.
  • Led by: Mrs Samson.

Value of the Week: GREETINGS

Learners were taught that greetings are a polite way of showing respect and acknowledging people when we meet them.

The importance of greetings includes:

• Respect
• Kindness
• Courtesy
• Humility
• Good manners

Examples include: Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening, Hello, and Welcome.

3. Special Activity: Welcome Back to School/Registration

School officially resumed today, Monday 14th September, 2026, for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Both new and returning learners were warmly welcomed into the school environment. Registration activities were carried out, and learners were guided through the resumption process.

Teachers ensured that learners settled properly, classrooms were ready, and a welcoming atmosphere was created for a successful academic session.

4. Learners’ Orientation and Code of Conduct

The Vice Principal, Mrs Samson, alongside other college staff, addressed the learners on the school’s code of conduct.

Learners were reminded of:

• Discipline and good behaviour
• Respect for staff and fellow learners
• Compliance with school rules and regulations
• Maintaining the values and standards of Goldscholars College.

5. Student Attendance

Basic Section Attendance

Pre-School Section:

• Creche: 1
• Preparatory: 6
• Play Group: 7
• Nursery One: 8
• Nursery Two: 0
• Kindergarten: 9

Total Pre-School Attendance: 31

Primary Section:

• Year One: 13
• Year Two: 8
• Year Three: 8
• Year Four: 9
• Year Five/Six: 13

Total Primary Attendance: 51

Basic Section Total: 82 Learners

College Section Attendance:

• Year 7: 3
• Year 8: 5
• Year 9: 10
• Year 10: 1
• Year 11: 1
• Year 12: 2

Total College Attendance: 22 Learners

Overall Learners Present: 104

Learners Absent:

• Alua Chizzy
• Nwachukwu David
• Ezike Daniel
• Olawale Happy
• Olawale Success
• Ebulo Sarah

6. Admission/Registration Update*

New learners were admitted into Goldscholars College and Schools for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Admission enquiries and registrations were attended to.

Visitors for Admission/Registration Enquiries:

• Mrs Okeke
• Mr Uzoma
• Mr France
• Mrs Eze (Entrance examination)
• Mrs Umueze
• Mrs Obi
• Mrs Onyekwelu
• Mrs Onyema

7. Visitors

Other visitors received:

• Kid Monitor Representative
• Mr Osita

8. Part-Time Teachers Present

• Mr Paul – Music Instructor
• Mr Elijah – Assistant Music Instructor
• Mrs Afolabi – Assistant Music Instructor

9. School Environment, Security and Maintenance

• The school environment remained clean and secure throughout the day.
• Domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45am.
• The school gate remained properly secured.
• Electrical appliances were used judiciously, and lights/fans were switched off after school hours.

10. Health and Safety

No health issues or safety concerns were reported.

11. Governing Board Presence

• CETC Presence: Yes
• Director of Schools Presence: Yes

Both were present at the college.

12. Closing/Dismissal

Staff dismissal was at 4:00pm.

The first day of resumption was successful, with learners welcomed, registration activities ongoing, and preparations made towards a smooth academic session.

Submitted by:
Mrs Enyi Joy
Administrator of Schools (AOS)
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ADMINISTRATOR OF SCHOOLS (AOS) DAILY REPORT
Date: Tuesday, 15th September 2026

Good morning Sir,

Please find below the consolidated report of the day’s activities across the school sections.

1. STAFF ATTENDANCE

College Section

1. Mr. Adegboyega – 6:15am – 4:10pm
2. Mrs. Oshadusi – 6:44am – 4:30pm
3. Ms. Etim – 6:52am – 4:00pm
4. Mrs. Mbonu – 7:00am – 4:30pm
5. Mrs. Samson – 7:03am – 4:00pm
6. Ms. Akabusi – 7:15am – 4:20pm
7. Mr. Oyeniyi – 7:15am – Still in school
8. Mrs. Enyi – 7:20am – 4:30pm

Primary Section Duty Staff

• TIC: Mrs. Aina – 6:55am – 4:00pm
• Duty 1: Mrs. Ofiagu – 6:55am – 4:00pm
• Duty 2: Mrs. Mezie – 6:57am
• DA Primary: Mrs. Monica – 6:45am – 4:00pm

Staff Absentee: Mrs Oni

2. MORNING DEVOTION AND ASSEMBLY

• Morning devotion was held at 7:15am.
• Primary Section devotion was led by Mrs. Chintuo.
• College Section devotion was led by Mr. Adegboyega.
• Assembly was led by Mrs. Samson at 7:45am.

3. VALUE OF THE WEEK

Topic: Greetings

Greetings are a polite way of showing respect and acknowledging people when we meet them.

Learners were reminded that greetings promote:

• Respect
• Kindness
• Courtesy
• Humility
• Good manners

Examples include: Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening, Hello, and Welcome.

4. SPECIAL ACTIVITY

Welcome Back to School / Registration

• Registration activities continued for both new and returning learners.
• New learners were welcomed and guided through the school processes.
• Pictures and interactions were carried out to promote familiarity and a smooth transition into the new academic session.

5. GOVERNANCE / MANAGEMENT PRESENCE

• CETC Presence: Yes
• Director of Schools Presence: Yes

Both were present at the College.

6. VISITORS / ENQUIRIES

The school received visitors for admission enquiries and registration:

• Mrs. Becky – Admission Enquiry
• Mr. Evans – Admission Enquiry
• Mrs. Chukwuemeka – Admission Enquiry
• Mrs. Eze – Enquiry
• Mr. Oladipupo and colleague – LGA Officers

7. LEARNERS’ ATTENDANCE
Primary Section

Pre-School Attendance

• Creche: 1
• Preparatory: 6
• Play Group: 8
• Nursery One: 8
• Nursery Two: 0
• Kindergarten: 9

Total Pre-School Attendance: 31

Primary Attendance

• Year One: 13
• Year Two: 11
• Year Three: 10
• Year Four: 12
• Year Six: 14

Total Primary Attendance: 60

Primary Total: 91 learners

College Section Attendance

Total Learners Present: 33

• Year 7: 5
• Year 8: 9
• Year 9: 11
• Year 10: 3
• Year 11: 2
• Year 12: 3

Grand Total: 124 learners logged in and out.

8. LEARNERS ABSENTEEISM

Primary Section:

• Olawale Happy
• Olawale Success
• Ebulo Sarah
• Onigbinde Mozeedat
• Onigbinde Jamal
• Akeem Jamil
• Boniface Sharon

College
Okechukwu Melvin’s
Okechukwu Benita
Ezenwa Collins
Ezenwa Ikenna
Daodu Nifemi

9. MAINTENANCE REPORT

• A welder fixed and installed a new handle for the Vice Principal’s office door.
• A Year 9 learner, Anuodo Daniel, was reported to have damaged the push-button tap with a ball during sports activities.

10. PART-TIME TEACHERS PRESENT

• Mr. Agbalaya- Art
• Mr. Rafiu – Mathematics

11. GENERATOR REPORT

• Generator was switched on at 10:12am and switched off at 2:00pm.

12. HEALTH AND SAFETY

• No health issues reported.
• The school environment remained safe and secure.
• The school gate was properly monitored.
• Domestic assistants maintained cleanliness from 6:45am – 4:00pm.

13. ENERGY MANAGEMENT

Electrical appliances were used responsibly.
All fans and lights were switched off after school hours to conserve energy.

14. STAFF DISMISSAL

Staff were dismissed at 4:00pm.

Submitted by:
Mrs. Enyi Joy
Administrator of Schools (AOS)

Greetings Passionate Educators of Team 2627

As we begin Week 1 on Monday 14th September 2026, this brief outlines our duties and activities for the week. Please take note of the duty schedule and other activities.

Teachers on Duty Monday, 14th September to Friday, 18th September 2026

College Section

– TIC :Mrs Samson-

DT1: Mr Martins-

SIC: Okechukwu Melvis-

ST1: Anuodo Daniel-

DA: Mrs Oshadusi

_Primary Section_

– TIC: Mrs. Aina – – DT2: Mrs Ofiagu-

Nursery DA: Mrs. Priscilla –

Primary DA: Mrs. Monica _

Value of the Week_ For Week 1,

the value is *GREETINGS*

.It is essential for both staff and learners to understand and exhibit this value.

Special Activity_

*Registration/Welcome to school

*As we welcome our learners back for a new academic session, all teachers are expected to create a warm, friendly, and organized environment that makes every learner feel valued and excited to be back in school

.Guidelines for Teachers

:1. Create a Warm Welcome Environment * Welcome learners with smiles, positive greetings, and encouraging words.

* Make every learner feel appreciated, loved, and ready to begin the new academic journey.

2. Ensure Proper Classroom Preparation

* Arrange and decorate classrooms appropriately to create a conducive learning environment.

* Ensure classrooms are clean, organized, and ready to receive learners

.3. Assist with Registration Processes

* Support learners and parents during registration by providing necessary guidance and information.

* Ensure all required documents and records are properly completed and submitted.4. Build Positive Relationships with Learners

* Take time to know your learners, understand their needs, and encourage them as they settle into the new session.

* Pay attention to new learners and help them adapt to the school environment.

5. Introduce School Expectations and Values * Remind learners of school rules, discipline standards, and the core values of Goldscholars: Passion, Excellence, Diligence, and Integrity.6. Maintain Professionalism and Teamwork * Work together as a team to ensure a smooth resumption process and provide parents and learners with a positive first impression of Goldscholars.Remember, the way we welcome our learners sets the tone for the entire academic session. Let us make every learner feel at home and ready to excel.Key Responsibilities_ TIC, please ensure: 1. Learners understand the theme, subtheme, and value of the week. 2. Strategic planning with team members for a smooth week. 3. Learners greet appropriately at the entrance (boys: neck bow, girls: small courtesy). 4. Thoroughly check learners for injuries or abnormalities. Any case of ill health should be reported to the TIC, who will report to the Principal/HOS. *_Punctuality_* Punctuality is crucial. Please adhere to the following resumption times: – Teachers: 7:15 am – Teachers on duty: 7:00 am – Domestic Assistants: 6:45 am *_Importance of Punctuality_* Punctuality is an indication of diligence. All staff members should make a conscious effort to be punctual daily. Members of the Senior Team and those on duty should lead by example. *_Consequences of Lateness_* Please note that lateness is strictly not allowed and will be addressed accordingly.

*_Theme_*

*15 Years of Excellence: Sharing Knowledge, Growing Together*

*_Subthemes_* – Term 1: *Foundations of Inclusion & Connection* –

Term 2: *Active Collaboration & Community Creation*-

Term 3: *Legacy, Innovation & Shaping the Future* *_Professional Standards_*

– Dressing – Communication – Disposition towards parents, fellow staff, and learners. Each of us should strive to be a standard-bearer in these areas.Let’s work together to make this a successful week

!Enyi Joy

AOS13/09/26

Goldscholars College & Schools

Amendment to Notification for 25/26 Academic Session 

Reference Staff Handbook Pages 3 to 5

1.  This is to notify all staff of the following approved information for the Academic Session of 2025/2026 which commenced on 15th September 2025.

2.  General Information

Official Address:

6 Itunu Olamilokun Lane, Fagbile  Bus Stop,  Isolo Road, Ijegun Lagos.

1b Samuel Adeoti Street Ijegun Lagos

Official Website—www.goldscholars.com.ng

goldscholars.net

Office email—admin@goldscholars.com.ng

2526 TERM 1 LIST

A.  THE GOVERNING BOARD

A1—Chairman—Commodore (Dr) Akintomide Olamilokun. FCIHRM, DSS, fwc, psc+, MNIM, MUSNI. (Rtd).

A2. Director of Schools/CEO—Mrs Abimbola Mercy Olamilokun

A3. Director 1—Dr Adetoyese Obadua 

A4. Director 2—Mr Kehinde Babafemi Okeowo 

A5. Director 3—Mr Harold Akintomide Olamilokun (Admin)

A6. Legal Officer—Dr Olutunde Babarinsa

B1. Administrator of Schools – Mrs Joy Enyi.

C. College

C1. Principal/ETC/HR/HE/His/Sec /CRS/CM 11—Mrs Uchechi Agu-Mbonu. 

C2. VP/ GCE/SRCO/ /English, H Econs CM 7- Mrs Gloria Richard.

C5. SBO College/Chem/CM 9—Elizabeth Akabuzi

C 7. BIOLOGY/ BASIC SCIENCE – Mrs Ebun Oni.

C8. Staff Assistant to CETC—Mr Oyeniyi Azeez

C9. Staff Assistant to DOS – Mrs Ayodele Bamidele

C10.. DA—Mrs Oshadusi Mercy.

D. Primary 

D1. Head of School Primary – Mrs Onyinyechi Chintuo.

D2. DHOS/AWARE/CM 4/Lib Offr – Titilayo Aina.

D3, DHOS PRE/SSIO/DICT CM 2 – Mrs Sarah Ufuoma Samson.

D4. ADHOS PRY/CM 1/Cadet & Club Staff Sec—Mrs Onuah Joy.

D5.  ADHOS PRE/Sick Bay  Pry/CM N2 – Mrs Ada Ikedigbo. 

D6. CM 5—Mrs Rita

D7.  CM3—Mrs Okenwa

D8  CM KG—Mrs Mercy Ofiagu.

D9..  CM N2—Mrs Etim Lovelyn Vivian

D11.  ACM Prep— Mrs Bukola Arowolo.

D12. Domestic Assistant 1- Mrs Mercy Mark. 

D13.  Domestic Assistant 2—Mrs Anuma Priscilla.

 THEME FOR 2025/2026

Empowering Minds, Shaping futures

SUBTHEME FOR TERM 1

Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow.

SUBTHEME FOR TERM 2

Nurturing Scholars of Repute

SUBTHEME FOR TERM 3

The Future is Now and Beyond.

On behalf of the Governing Board, I congratulate all passionate educators for being selected to serve in Team 2526 in various capacities. I wish you huge success in the session and beyond.  Welcome to 2025/2026 Academic Session and please uphold our core values and perform your duties conscientiously as educators of scholars of repute.

This memorandum on Appointments amends previous memorandums.

Commodore Dr Akintomide Olamilokun FCIHRM (Rtd)

Chief Education and Training Consultant 

3rd December 2025

Introducing the Team Lead 2 for Our Primary Section

The Team Lead 2 for the Primary Section on 30th July 2025 is Mrs Sarah Ufuoma Samson.

Mrs Sarah Ufuoma Samson BA Philosophy. Team Lead 2 Primary Holiday Week 1. Team 2625 PSSO

Over the past two years, I have worked as a teacher in Goldscholars College and Schools ,where I have had the opportunity to develop my teaching skills and make a positive impact on my students’ lives. During this time, I’ve taught various subjects and grade levels, adapting my teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of my students.

Qualifications: B.A in Philosophy.

I joined Goldscholars College and Schools on 1st of August 2023

Appointments Since Joining:

    – Joined as a Primary School Teacher in August 2023.

Appointment as School Inspection officer in 2024.

I am presently the Primary Schools Sanitation and Safety Officer PSSO and the Team Lead 2 for Holiday Week 1. I assist the Head of Schools, Mrs Titilayo Christiana Aina in all her duties.

Greetings Passionate Educators of Team 2425,

As we begin Week 13 on July 21st, 2025, this brief outlines our duties and activities for the week. Please take note of the duty schedule and other activities.

Teachers on Duty

– Monday, July 21st to Friday, July 25th, 2025

College Section

– TIC: Mr Akintomide

– DT1: Mrs. Eboh

– SIC: Okechukwu Melvis

– ST1: Onuoha Excellent 

– DA: Mrs John

Primary Section

– TIC: Mrs Samson

– DT1: Mrs Vincent 

– DT2: Mrs Arowolo

– DA: Mrs. Mark

– Nursery DA: Mrs Priscilla 

– Year 1 DA: Mrs Ojomolade

Value of the Week

For Week 13, The Value is _Coordination_. It is essential for both staff and learners to understand and exhibit this value.

Special Activity

*Examination/Rehearsal/GAD*

Guidelines

1. Ensure students know what to expect and how to participate appropriately.

2. Explain event details: Brief students on party dress code, behavior expectations.

3. Encourage participation: Motivate students to engage in activities or performances.

4. Discuss etiquette: Remind students about respect, gratitude, and conduct during the event.

5. Student comfort: Help students feel prepared and comfortable at the party.

6. Positive experience: Ensure students have a fun and memorable experience.

Preparation 

1. Results processing to be ready by Wednesday.

2. Gift wrapping- Tuesday.

3. Staff role will be posted tomorrow.

Key Responsibilities

TIC, please ensure:

1. Learners understand the Theme, Subtheme and value of the week.

2. Strategic planning with team members for a smooth week.

3. Learners greet appropriately at the entrance (boys: neck bow, girls: small courtesy).

4. Thoroughly check learners’ bodies for injuries, abnormalities, or ill health should be reported to the TIC , who in return will report to the Admin/Principal/DHOS .

Punctuality

Punctuality is crucial. Please adhere to the following resumption times:

– Teachers: 7:15 am

– Teachers on duty: 7:00 am

– Domestic Assistants: 6:45 am

_Importance of Punctuality_

Punctuality is an indication of diligence. We implore all staff members to make a conscious effort to be punctual daily. Members of the Senior Team and those on duty should lead by example.

_Consequences of Lateness_

Please note that punctuality is strictly enforced to avoid embarrassment.

Theme

 Preparation for tomorrow is hard work today.

Our Yearbook is in press but the Digital Teaser may be downloaded now from goldscholars.com.ng/25yrbk1.pdf

 Sub-theme Term  1 : 

Do the work and get the reward.

Sub-theme Term 2:

The greater the effort, the greater the reward.

Sub-theme Term 3:

Success is the sum of small efforts,repeated day in and day out.

– Dressing

– Communication

– Disposition towards parents, fellow staff, and learners

Each of us should strive to be a standard-bearer in these areas.

Let us work together to make this a successful week! We congratulate Mrs Onyinyechi Chintuo for an addition of new baby boy to the Goldscholars Family and welcome Mrs Titilayo Christiana Aina as the Head of Schools since 21st July 2025.

Enyi Joy (Mrs)

Administrator of Schools.

20/07/25

Greetings Passionate Educators of Team 2425.  Welcome to Week 12. Today is 14th July 2025 and it is 10 days to our Graduation and Award Day GAD 2025. The GAD 2025 will hold on Thursday 24th July 2025 at our Goldscholars Pavilion, 6 Itunu Olamilokun Lane, Ijegun Lagos as from 10 am.

As we begin Week 12 on July 14th, 2025, this brief outlines our duties and activities for the week. Please take note of the duty schedule and other activities.

Teachers on Duty

– Monday, July 14th to Friday, July 18th, 2025

College Section

– TIC: Mrs Richard 

– DT1: Mrs. Umeh

– SIC: Olayemi Halimah

– ST1: Tunmise Fawahenmi

– DA: Mrs John

Primary Section

– TIC: Mrs Aina

– DT1: Mrs Onuah

– DT2: Ms Etim

– DA: Mrs. Ojomolade

– Nursery DA: Mrs Priscilla 

– Year 1 DA: Mrs Mark

Value of the Week

 The Value of Week 12 is Fairness. It is essential for both educators and scholars to understand and exhibit this value.

Special Activity

*Examination*

Guidelines

1. *Clear instructions*: Provide clear instructions to students on exam procedures, rules, and regulations.

2. *Seating arrangements*: Ensure seating arrangements are organized to prevent cheating and ensure students have enough space.

3. *Exam materials*: Ensure students have all necessary materials, such as pens, pencils, and calculators.

4. *Invigilator presence*: Ensure invigilators are present and vigilant during the exam to prevent cheating.

5. *Silence*: Maintain silence in the exam hall, except for students who need to ask questions or require assistance.

6. *Time management*: Ensure students are aware of the exam duration and time remaining.

7. *Marking and feedback*: Ensure exams are marked accurately and feedback is provided to students in a timely manner.

Key Responsibilities

TIC, please ensure:

1. Learners understand the Theme, Sub-theme and value of the week.

2. Strategic planning with team members for a smooth week.

3. Learners greet appropriately at the entrance (boys: neck bow, girls: small courtesy).

4. Thoroughly check learners’ bodies for injuries, abnormalities, or ill health should be reported to the TIC , who in return will report to the Admin/Principal/HOS .

Punctuality

Punctuality is crucial. Please adhere to the following resumption times:

– Teachers: 7:15 am

– Teachers on duty: 7:00 am

– Domestic Assistants: 6:45 am

Importance of Punctuality

Punctuality is an indication of diligence. We implore all staff members to make a conscious effort to be punctual daily. Members of the Senior Team and those on duty should lead by example.

Theme

 Preparation for tomorrow is hard work today.

 Sub-theme Term  1 : 

Do the work and get the reward.

Sub-theme Term 2:

The greater the effort, the greater the reward.

Sub-theme Term 3:

Success is the sum of small efforts,repeated day in and day out.

– Dressing

– Communication

– Disposition towards parents, fellow staff, and learners

A W A R E Project 

When you read books, over time, you will learn to write books yourself. Who are your 

favorite authors? A Nobel Laureate from Nigeria wrote ‘The Man Died’ and another one 

wrote Magana Jari Ce. Have you heard of Adiitu Olodumare before? Cyprian Ekwensi wrote 

the book Jaguar Nana. The book, Oliver Twist, is still very popular., Who wrote this book? 

You too can join the group of writers by turning your life stories to book, but you must read 

first. Welcome to Goldscholars Family; where teachers and learners are a big family of 

Book Readers.  About Write And  Read Education *AWARE* for Educators and Learners is a continuous project to encourage reading and writing. Read a book, write about it, write  your own book and change our world. Mrs Uchechi Agu-Mbonu is the current AWARE  Facilitator for the College and the Primary as from 01 July 2025. She should  ensure that scholars and educators read and write books.The CLO and PLO should review the daily newspapers in their care and keep proper storage record.

Staff Handbook. 

The current staff handbook is 26shb03e and is available on demand, digitally, in my office. All educators are admonished to go through the provision of the handbook for improvement in delivery of quality education.

Dressing. 

We encourage all educators to be smartly dressed always. Sportswear may be used during sports only.

Daily Report. 

Every educator in charge is encouraged to document his or her efforts during the day through a report which may be sent to the AOS. DOS or CETC.

Newspapers. 

As parts of our AWARE project, Daily Newspapers are now available for educators and scholars of repute since the beginning of July 2025.

Conclusion.

While wishing every educator a fruitful Week 12, each of us should strive to be a standard-bearer and good team player to make this week a successful one. As part of Quality Control, we should expect officials from the Ministry of Education, Governing Board and other Management Staff at all times for inspection, We should cooperate with them and other visitors who may want to know more about our system. We should also work hard to prepare for our GAD 2025 which is just ten days from now. Happy New Week

Enyi Joy (Mrs)

Administrator of Schools

14th July 2025