PFS Christmas Mid Term 2026/27

GRATITUDE: We give glory to God for His divine protection throughout this Christmas term and the entire year. We are thankful for the significant progress that we have achieved spiritually, academically, and socially. We also appreciate the unwavering support, trust, and encouragement from our parents throughout the year. May God bless you with a joyous and prosperous new year. Amen VISITORS: The school received visits from notable groups during the term; these include:  Ministry of Education Office of Quality Assurance: The Lagos State Ministry of Education’s Office of Quality Assurance zone, 15, visited the school. They conducted an extensive and comprehensive enumeration exercise, assessing our learning environment, documentation, and overall compliance with educational standards. They commended the school for maintaining a clean, organized, and child-friendly environment, as well as our commitment to academic excellence.  Lagos State Health Officials: With parental consent, officials from the Lagos State Health Centre in Amuwo-Odofin Local Government administered a mass deworming exercise and vaccination of children against polio. This aligns with the state's efforts to maintain polio-free status and to improve the overall well-being of our pupils.  Kellogg's: A team from Kellogg's, the famous global cereal brand, visited the school. They educated the pupils on the importance of a nutritious breakfast and encouraged everyone to make Kellogg’s a part of their daily morning routine. Pupils also received delicious Kellogg’s cereal packs. The children were asked to write about their Super Star Journey, which inspired creativity, writing skills, and confidence. It was indeed an exciting moment. ACADEMIC/EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES.  COMMUNITY DAY/CAREER DAY: We celebrated our Community Day and Career Day as a combined event on Wednesday. 19th November, 2025 The children came beautifully dressed in various professional attires. We were honored to have a barrister as our guest speaker, who gave an enlightening and engaging presentation that was highly educative and helped to broaden the pupils' understanding of different career paths. We sincerely appreciate all our parents for dedicating time to support the program and ensuring that the children were well dressed for the day. God bless you richly.  UPPER PRIMARY/LOWER PRIMARY COMPETITION: This term, the school held her upper and lower primary competitions to assess pupils’ academic performance and build confidence. It was the first edition for the lower primary pupils. The competition promoted great teamwork, creativity, and healthy academic rivalry. This has laid the foundation for future competitions, and we eagerly anticipate even greater achievements in the next edition.  COMMON ENTRANCE SATURDAY LESSON: We thank God for the successful completion of the first phase of the Common Entrance Saturday lessons. The second phase will commence on 31st January, 2026, by the grace of God. Time: 9:00am - 1:30pm. New Fee: ₦10,000.00 This should be paid directly into the bank. Attendance is mandatory for Basic V and VI pupils, while Basic IV pupils are encouraged to participate. Parents are advised to purchase the required Common Entrance books from the school for effective learning.  PTA: We wish to appreciate all parents who were present at the Christmas Term PTA meeting held on Saturday, 29th November, 2025. We hope that those who were absent will try to make time and interact with the school concerning the welfare of their children/wards. The following key points were discussed.  PTA LEVY: PTA levy is a termly fee of ₦5,000. The first term PTA levy will be added to the Easter term fee.  PUPILS' COMPLIANCE (Uniform and Hairdo): The importance of proper uniform was re-emphasized. Pupils are expected to put on black shoes (not sandals) and customized school socks from Monday to Thursday.  Sportswear with plain white canvas (not multi-colored) is worn on Fridays.  The prescribed Ankara with black sandals and footwear (no high heels or canvas) is worn on Tuesday.  Parents must ensure that their children adhere to all authorized hairdos as per school regulation; beads and attachments for our girls and punk haircuts for boys are strictly prohibited.  HOMEWORK: Parents are encouraged to monitor their children’s homework and use the organizer to communicate any concerns or progress with the teachers. INTERHOUSE SPORTS: Parents were informed that the school will observe our inter-house sports in the Easter term and the cost will be included in the Easter term school fee. EASTER-TERM SCHOOL PROGRAMS COLOR DAY: The school celebrates Color Day to promote love, unity, and fairness. Our theme for next year, “UNCONDITIONAL LOVE." We want to spread love and kindness in our community. We believe children have the right to appreciate themselves and others. To encourage sharing and kindness, pupils can bring items like storybooks, toys, and stationaries to exchange with friends. Dress code. School Sports Wear. Date: Friday, 13th February, 2026. INTERHOUSE SPORTS: We are pleased to inform our esteemed parents that the school will hold her inter-house sports on Wednesday, 1st April 2026. Competition Fee: #15,000.00 per pupil, which will be added to the Easter Term School Fee. CHRISTMAS–HOLIDAY DAY CARE EXTENSION: To meet the needs of our working parents, the daycare will operate during the holidays on Monday, 15th–Monday, 22nd December 2025, and Friday. 2nd - Monday, 12th January, 2026. The hours of operation remain 9.00am - 6pm. Amount: See the office (depending on the number of days required). LUNCH: We wish to notify our parents that the school provides a termly lunch to her pupils at an affordable price. Interested parents should contact the office for more information. Office line: 09022172937. Head teacher line: 08039341401 FEES: We appreciate parents for keeping faith with us. We are also very grateful to those that introduced new parents to the school. May the Lord continue to bless you immensely in Jesus' name. Amen. Please find attached a GT Bank slip. The account title and number have been printed on them. Please, the name of the pupil should be used as the depositor. School fees are to be paid the first week of resumption directly to the bank. THANKSGIVING AND TEACHERS' APPRECIATION: We appreciate and say a big thank you to our wonderful parents for their generous contributions towards Teachers Appreciation. May God continue to bless and reward you. On behalf of the management, staff, and pupils, I wish you a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Yours faithfully,