By Khalid Idris Doya Meena's Scholars Academy, a private school in Bauchi state has integrated skill acquisition into its ...
By Khalid Idris Doya
Meena's Scholars Academy, a private school in Bauchi state has integrated skill acquisition into its academic curriculum, targeting students from upper basic to secondary school levels.
Speaking at the school's end-of-year prize-giving ceremony yesterday, the Proprietress, Mrs. Amina Ahmed, revealed that skill development sessions are now part of the regular academic schedule to enhance students' capacity and prepare them for future opportunities.
She emphasised the growing importance of practical skills in today’s world, noting that areas like tailoring, knitting, and computer literacy would be prioritised.
She added that, "Parents should embrace and support this initiative. It eliminates the need for expensive holiday training programs, as students can now acquire these skills within school hours."
Amina further said that the training sessions will be spread throughout the academic session, allowing students to learn different skills over time, importantly, both boys and girls will participate equally, ensuring inclusive access to every program.
"All eligible students will be involved, and no one will be left out," she assured.
Ahmed also commended the school's teaching staff for their dedication, innovation, and commitment to quality education, stating that their efforts continue to yield positive academic outcomes.
Mrs. Maryam Musa, one of the parents, praised the school's holistic approach to education.
She described the school environment as nurturing, adding that students have become confident, intelligent, and capable of competing with their peers anywhere.
The ceremony featured several engaging activities, including drama presentations, cultural performances, and other educational displays that showcased the talents of the students.
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