Olashore School Plans Supplementary Exams

Olashore International School will be organising supplementary examinations for all candidates whose parents are still interested in seeking admission for their children/wards into the school.

The exam which is scheduled hold by 11.00am on the 4th of June is open to primary school students across the country that will be at least 10 years old by September of 2016. The examination is also open to transfer candidates intending to enter other classes.

The Examination venues are; Lagos Liaison Office, Olashore International School, Lead Capital, 281 Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos; Lead Capital office, 3rd floor, Millennium Builder’s Plaza, CBD, Abuja; Montessori International School, 58 King Perekunle Street, G.R.A Phase 2, Port-Harcourt; and Olashore International School, Illoko-Ijesha, Osun State.

The principal, Mr Derek Smith, stated that “the school is set to hold the supplementary examination at various venues to the reach of potential candidates. We are committed to keep raising the standards, and remain top of mind for secondary school education in Nigeria. This is a reflection of the increasing demand by Nigerians for global standard secondary school education in Nigeria that promotes core Nigerian morals and cultural values.”

The Chairman, Board of Governors, Prince Bimbo Olashore, stated that “Olashore International School is a leading academic institution where leaders are made by providing our students with life skills, leadership training, arts, sports and global exposure while preserving our core Nigerian culture and societal values. This entrance exam however provides opportunity for parents to enroll their children and wards in the school for international standard education and learning beyond classroom.”

About Olashore International School
Established in 1994, on 60 acres of land, Olashore International School is a co-educational school which offers high caliber education in a wide range of subjects at Junior Secondary, Senior Secondary and a University Foundation Programme in partnership with Lancaster University and more recently with the Institute of Education, Ireland.

Over the past 20 years, the school has succeeded in creating a community of world class services around the school including a first class hotel and a golf course that all combine to give the school a unique identity.

The school is particularly appealing to discerning Nigerians at home and abroad, as well as expatriates residing in Nigeria, who desire a school with a strong value system, strong academic track record and a clear sense of purpose.

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