Lagos State Threatens Sanctions Against Teachers Conducting After-School Extra Lessons

The announcement came during the inauguration of a new block of classrooms and furniture donated by Grimaldi Group and the Ports & Terminal Multiservices Ltd. at the Amuwo-Odofin Junior High School Complex

Lagos State Threatens Sanctions Against Teachers Conducting After-School Extra Lessons

The Lagos State Government has issued a stern warning to teachers and schools found conducting extra lessons after official school hours. Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun, emphasized that the extra hour is designated for extracurricular activities, not paid lessons.

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The announcement came during the inauguration of a new block of classrooms and furniture donated by Grimaldi Group and the Ports & Terminal Multiservices Ltd. at the Amuwo-Odofin Junior High School Complex. Alli-Balogun stressed the importance of adhering to the National Policy on Education and ensuring students' participation in social clubs for holistic development.

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The government's commitment to free education in Lagos State was underscored, with a call for strict compliance with official school hours. The initiative aims to foster a well-rounded educational experience and discourage practices detrimental to students' development.