Frontliners Schools, Agbado in Lagos showered deserving pupils with various prizes as it marked the 2021 Graduation and Prize Giving ceremony on Wednesday.
Prizes were given to pupils in different subjects and habits.
From best pupils in numeracy, literacy to the best behaved and neatest pupils, the prizes were spread from Reception One to Grade 5.
However, the day was special for pupils of Nursery Two and Grade 5 who were graduating to new levels of their academic pursuit.
While the Nursery Two pupils advanced to the primary level, the Grade 5 pupils moved up to the secondary level.
As usual with the Frontliners, the occasion was colourful as it was spiced with different forms of entertainment from performance by the school’s music band and the taekwondo club.
In his farewell speech, the Head Boy Ibrahim Victor Oshoname who described the school as Great Citadel of Learning thanked the school authorities for the knowledge and morals imparted in them.
The Head Girl Olarewaju Olajumoke was also full of praise for the school authorities in her speech.
Some of the award winners were
Nursery Two: Afolabi Victor who claimed the top prize for numeracy, Adedayo Ghiyyatha for literacy, Otepola Demilade first prize in science, Omoloye Adeola, well behaved and Akinloye Oluwafeyisayo for neatness.
Grade 5: Ibrahim Victor Oshoname, best in numeracy, Olarewaju Olajumoke, best in literacy, Akinsanya Obaloluwa best in science, Adebayo Olasubomi, well behaved and Bello Murtadah for nearness.
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