Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary

Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary
BMJS
Location
Agunfoye Lugbusi village, Ikorodu Lagos
Ikorodu, Lagos, Nigeria
Nigeria
Information
School type Secondary school
Motto To God Is Wisdom and Knowledge
Religious affiliation(s) Church of Nigeria
Denomination Anglican
Established 18 October 1996
Founded 18 October 1995
Founder Archbishop Abiodun Adetiloye
Principal Ven. OlaOluwa Adeyemi
Vice principal Mr Yinka Alagbala
Vice principal Mr Ambrose Itiolu
Chaplain Rev.Enoch Oyenuga
Gender Coeducational
Age 10 to 18
Average class size 36
Language English
Houses Archbishop Abiodun Adetiloye, Bishop Adelakun Howells, Rev.Thomas Babington Macaulay, Rev. Paley
Colour(s) Purple and lilac
Song With God our strength
Sports Football, basketball, volleyball, athletics
Nickname Babington
Vision Excellent Academic Standard, Excellent Moral Standard, Excellent Spiritual Standard
Graduates Joju Tayo

Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary is a private secondary school in Lagos, Nigeria. It is affiliated with the Church of Nigeria.

In 2003, it participated in a science competition against some other secondary schools in Nigeria, including Redeemer's International School, Effortswill High School, Supreme Education Centre, Caleb International School, Atlantic Hall and Grace High School.[1]

The master plan for the school's campus was developed by A. T. Onajide Architects of Lagos.[2]

BRESCAG competition

The school has joined with other schools like Atlantic Hall, Ronik schools and others to establish the BRESCAG competition, which is held every year at different venues allowing students to find what they excel in, both educationally and in sports. Competition include sports, athletics, science competitions, arts and debate.

The school's first Principal was then Rev. Akin Odejide and he was supported by then Mr Tunde Oduwole. The school principal is Venerable Olaoluwa Adeyemi, supported by the head teacher(senior school) Mr Ambrose Itiolu and head teacher(junior school) Mr Yinka Alagbala .

References

  1. Olajide, Olaleye (26 March 2003). "Lagos Private Schools Go Scientific". Thisday. Archived from the original on 26 October 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-23.
  2. "Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary". A. T. Onajide Architects. Archived from the original on 26 October 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-23.

www.thisdayonline.com/archive/2003/.../20030326edu07.html - Cached - Similar

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