Get involved in your children’s academic devt - Lagos School Proprietors charge parents
Chukwuma-Okoh urged parents to regularly inspect their children's books and materials, emphasising the importance of keeping them academically engaged.
As the second term of the 2023/2024 academic year kicks off, school proprietors in Lagos State have urged parents to actively engage in monitoring their children's academic performance.
In conversations with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, Mrs. Gloria Chukwuma-Okoh, the Proprietress of Gap Fillers Academy, Agboju, stressed the necessity for parents to invest time in overseeing their children's academic activities.
She noted that many students, particularly in primary and secondary schools, sometimes display indifference towards their studies, necessitating supervision both at school and at home.
Chukwuma-Okoh urged parents to regularly inspect their children's books and materials, emphasising the importance of keeping them academically engaged.
In addressing financial concerns, she suggested that school authorities consider allowing instalment payments of school fees to alleviate the burden on parents and prevent students…
