ORGANIZED BY CYRUS MEGA CORPORATE LTD HELD ON SATURDAY 14th MARCH, 2020
Introduction:
It is common knowledge that children's safety education is an extended process. As they grow older and become more independent, our ability to supervise them is more limited. It is our duty to educate and prepare them well for the stage when we are no longer at hand to take care of them, so that they will be able to guard and protect themselves from danger.
On the 6th of February 2020, parents and guardians of JSS1 students showed up in large numbers to meet the Principal, the Head of Learning and the Head of Pastoral; Mr Rowland Eno, Mr Chris Akinsowon, Mr Olusegun Adesanmi respectively, in a “Coffee with Principal Session”.
Saturday 14th March, 2020 was an eventful day as primary school pupils within the FCT and environs gathered at the Premiere Academy Multipurpose Hall, for the 2020 edition of the Annual Spelling Bee competition, supported by Zenith Bank Plc.
Learning can be best achieved when it is integrated with excursion programmes. Excursion or field visits, give children educational experience and exposure, different from what they are taught in a regular school environment. To fulfill the academic mandate; the Economics students of Premiere Academy visited Central Bank of Nigeria.
The 3rd edition of Premiere Academy Annual Musical Concert was held on the evening of Friday, 6th of March, 2020, at the School multipurpose hall. This was organized by the Performing and Creative Arts Department to showcase the musical talents in the Academy.
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (Medical University of Bahrain) visited Premiere Academy to discuss about the opportunities available to students who desire to study health care courses in Ireland. The team of Surgeons informed the students of their partnership with Medics Abroad, an agency charged with the responsibility of recruiting students from Nigeria, to study at RCSI Bahrain.
On the 7th of February 2020, Premiere Academy, through the Language Department hosted a drama competition captioned PADCOM which had Capital Science, Kuje, Abuja in attendance. The theme of the event was “Mirroring Lives”. The featured drama was the ever popular story by Prof. Wole Soyinka, “The Lion and the Jewel”, with the students playing the roles of the characters in the play.
A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Reading Culture Advocacy Initiative (RCAI) recently, rewarded 10 students from Abuja schools, five each from public and private, that had outstanding performance in the May/June 2018 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).