Learners in Public Primary Schools across the state have been advised to adhere strictly to examination instructions in order to come out in flying colour in the ongoing 3rd Term 2021/2022 Unified Promotion Examination.
The Executive Chairman, State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Dr. Femi Majekodunmi gave the advice during the examination monitoring exercise to some schools in Ewekoro, Abeokuta North and Abeokuta South Local Government Areas. He encouraged learners to be serious with their studies, be disciplined, law-abiding and shun any act that would put their names in disrepute.
Dr. Majekodunmi expressed satisfaction with adequate preparation put in place as well as sitting arrangements of schools visited, commended the learners for dressing well and maintaining a serene environment.
According to him ''the motive behind the examination exercise was to ensure simultaneous participation of all learners in public primary schools and to determine their movement to the next class.''
SUBEB Boss underscored the importance of Parent Teachers Association (PTA), Old Students Associations and School Based Management Committee (SBMC) towards the development of schools, maintaining that their significance could not be over-emphasized.
In their separate remarks, Headmistress of Abeokuta North Local Government Nursery and Primary School, Olomore, Mrs. Tosin Bankole and Headmaster of African Church Nursery and Primary School, Owowo, Ewekoro, Mr. Saka Oyeleke appreciated the government for the conduct of the examination and timely arrival of materials.
Other schools visited include, Owu Methodist Primary School, Amukankan, Oke Sokori, Abeokuta, Lisabi Model Nursery and Primary School I and II, Ita- Agemo, Igbeyin, Abeokuta.
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