In demonstration of excellence, Chrisland Schools has secured top honours in both academic and sporting achievements.
Chrisland Schools began its winning streak by winning this year’s Mathematics Competition, organised by the Association of International School Educators of Nigeria (AISEN) on September 30th at Avi-Cenna International School in Lagos.
The students, Ikoojo Idachaba and Omotayo Oseni, clinched the top spot in the mathematics competition, outperforming 13 international schools in the Primary School Key Stage 2 category.
Also, Akere Lois and Somkene Somtochukwu bagged the first runner-up position in the Secondary Schools, Key Stage 3 category, solidifying their reputation as mathematics whizzes.
The winning stride continued at the AISEN National Debate Competition (Regional Level) held at Grange School on November 18, where the Chrisland Schools debaters secured first place in the Key Stage 2 and Stage 4 categories.
They also clinched the third position in the Key Stage 3 category, highlighting the school’s commitment to fostering academic and speaking excellence.
Topics debated are: Key Stage 2: School uniforms should not be mandatory for students. Key Stage 3: Reality TV is harming society. Key Stage 4: Legal systems should focus more on rehabilitation than punishment.
This triumph solidifies school’s position not only as academic champions but also as formidable contenders in the sports arena. It’s been a season of joy and celebration for the school.
Achieving yet another milestone, the school’s soccer team emerged victorious, securing the prestigious 2023 AISEN Soccer trophy after a thrilling and tension-filled match that ended with a dramatic penalty shootout at Corona Secondary School, Agbara.
The Managing Director of Chrisland Schools, Mrs. Ibironke Adeyemi, expressed immense pride in the institution’s success.
She emphasized the commitment to nurturing well- rounded global leaders who excel academically, exhibit discipline, and shine in sports.
“The vision set by the founder 47 years ago continues to guide us on this path of excellence,” she said.
Chrisland Schools had earlier this year gained international attention when two of its students, Mmesomachukwu Okonkwo and Oluwabukunola Adeyemi, got the top in the World honours in Cambridge’s IGSCE English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) and Cambridge International AS Level Law, respectively.
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