Teachers Plant the Seeds of Knowledge that last a Lifetime

Teachers plant the seeds of knowledge that last a lifetime... This is another perspective of our tree 🎄planting advocacy... Recognizing the impacts of teachers in our society, as well as power of good leadership...

The tyres used in this project were gifts from our amiable principal, Mrs Ebor...we appreciate everyone that came out to support our creativity...

The project was executed by Mr Imah, Prince Adeniyi and P&D students (2020 set)










 

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