In our Primary School we use the combination of Nigerian curriculum and Cambridge Primary curriculum for the core subjects of English/English as an Additional Language, Mathematics and Science. The English National Curriculum (with suitable adaptations to reflect our international nature) is the foundation for other subjects such as Geography, History, Music, Art, Physical Education, ICT (Information and Communication Technology),History, Global perspective e.t.c
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NEWSLETTER CC/NL/2024/2025/001
Dear Esteemed Parent,
APPRECIATION
We thank God for his goodness to us throughout the 1st term of the 2024/2025 session. To you our highly valued parents,
for your indefatigable supports at all times, in every way, our gratitude is immense. We pray for God’s unlimited blessings
upon your family and businesses. Thank you for choosing Christhill College.MENTAL SKILLS’ ACTIVITIES.
Students did Mental Mathematics every Wednesday and Friday. Mental mathematics is a good way to nourish the brain for
academic success.
SOCIAL SKILLS
We engaged in both intra and inter-class social interactions to equip our students with enough social graces. We did speak
right, impromptu speech rapid questions and debate competitions.
MENTORING
Every student at CHRISTHILL COLLEGE has a mentor, through the mentoring session, we the teachers (also known as
their mentors) discover our students’ abilities and we help to develop them. Students with challenges in academics, moral
and personal issues have through the mentoring sessions received treatment that helped them to blend well
ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACTIVITIES
Our entrepreneurship activities will be very intensive next term
The following are the entrepreneurial skill activities:
Cobbling.
Pastry.
Detergents/Disinfectant making.
Beading.
Cosmetology.
Hairstyling and Barbing.
Interior decoration.
more skills will be added as time goes on
PARENT FORUM.
There is going to be a Parent Forum meeting next term, the date will be duly communicated.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS: Please note that the insistence of the school that students should wear specified uniforms on
specified days is to improve the school image and to train your wards towards good conformist tendency and in
compliance with laid down rules.COMPLETE SCHOOL UNIFORMS: Students should dress up neatly in the complete uniform.
SENIOR BOYS: Trousers, shirt, tie, school customized socks and pure black shoes.
JUNIOR BOYS: Shorts, shirt, school customized socks and pure black shoes.
SENIOR GIRLS: Skirt, blouse, tie, school customized socks and pure black shoes.
JUNIOR GIRLS: Pinafore, blouse, tie, school customized socks and pure black shoes.
On Wednesday, students should dress in plain blue jeans (not stonewash or crazy jean), Orange T ’shirts and black AllStars.
On Thursday, students should come in a track suit, T’ Shirt of the House they belong to and white canvas and plain white
socks.NAILS: Some students keep long nails. This is not healthy and safe in the school environment.
EARRINGS: The recommended earrings for girls is stud only.
HAIRSTYLE (GIRLS): The school allows the girls to either come in braids (to lasts for four weeks) or plait the prescribed
fortnightly hairstyle (a minimum of 12 pieces). The braids must be knotted neatly. Surprisingly, some girls come in neatly
in the morning, but after one or two periods of lessons, they undo the knots and flaunt the braids. Some come from their
homes looking very shabby in their hairstyles. This will no longer be tolerated. Anyone found wanting will be sent home
or quarantined. Note: No plaiting with thread or wool. Recommended hairstyle for resumption is “all-back” not less
than 12 pieces.HAIRCUT (BOYS): Unconventional haircuts such as galaxy, afro, round cuts, carvings, etc. are not allowed in the school.
Boys should be on low cut.
SICKNESS/ILL HEALTH.
We appeal to parents to please keep all sick children at home especially those with illness es/diseases that
are highly infectious/contagious such as conjunctivitis, cough, cold, catarrh and so on. If such children
are brought to the school, they will not be allowed into the classrooms. We will appreciate your
cooperation.For more information and enquiries, contact the following numbers:
0803-300 7643, 0803-213-2886, 0909-343-4450.
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1st September 2024