St Anne’s School Shines in 2023 International Queen’s Essay Competition
Mr. Olarewaju Olateju, a competition coordinator at the school, acknowledged the significant contribution of the Seminary St Anne’s School Old Girls Association (SSASOGA) in introducing and supporting the school's participation in the competition. He emphasized the commitment of SSASOGA, providing training facilities and encouragement for the students to excel.
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St. Anne’s School in Ibadan has once again demonstrated academic excellence by securing two bronze and two silver medals in the prestigious 2023 International Queen’s Essay competition. The competition, open to secondary schools in Commonwealth countries, witnessed St. Anne’s School making remarkable strides since joining in 2021.
In 2021, the school clinched one gold and one silver medal, followed by an impressive performance the next year with three bronze and two silver medals. The latest achievement brings the total medal count for St. Anne’s School to an outstanding 11 medals: one gold, five silver, and five bronze.
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Mr. Olarewaju Olateju, a competition coordinator at the school, acknowledged the significant contribution of the Seminary St Anne’s School Old Girls Association (SSASOGA) in introducing and supporting the school's participation in the competition. He emphasized the commitment of SSASOGA, providing training facilities and encouragement for the students to excel.
The school’s success in both local and international competitions was highlighted by Olateju, who also praised the contributions of various stakeholders, including the state government, Teaching Service Commission, teachers, principals, and parents.
Dr. Savage Olasunmbo Ajoke, one of the principals at St. Anne’s School, lauded the visionary leadership of SSASOGA, citing their impactful contributions to the school's development. She specifically mentioned Lady Similola Oluwa Onabanjo, the team leader of SSASOGA, for her substantial contributions to infrastructure development, scholarships, and the School on Air program aimed at promoting academic excellence.
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Dr. Savage attributed the success of St. Anne’s School to the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders, fostering a family-like environment to bring out the best in students. The students who participated in the Queen’s Essay Competition expressed their appreciation for the educational value of the program and commended SSASOGA for its continuous support.
Pastor Mrs. Adeola Bamgbose, the national chairman of the Education Committee at SSASOGA, expressed satisfaction with the outstanding performances of students since the school joined the competition in 2021. She commended the management and teaching staff for their cooperation and contributions to the growth of St. Anne’s School.
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The school's commitment to maintaining high academic standards and the support received from SSASOGA and other stakeholders underscore the collaborative efforts in nurturing academic excellence.
