The Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (LASUBEB) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening early learning as officials participated in the closing ceremony of the Africa Missions Global Foundational Learning Intervention pilot phase in Lagos State.
Eko Hot News reports that representatives of the Lagos State Government attended the ceremony on behalf of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu at Ifako Nursery and Primary School.
The event brought together education stakeholders, teachers, pupils and programme partners to celebrate the progress recorded during the intervention.
Officials noted that the initiative was designed to improve foundational learning outcomes among pupils in public primary schools.
The programme focused on strengthening literacy, numeracy and classroom engagement at the early stages of education.
Education experts say foundational learning remains an important building block for long-term academic success among children.
At the ceremony, officials highlighted the importance of sustaining programmes that improve reading and learning skills among young pupils.
They also emphasised the role of teachers in shaping the learning experience and helping pupils develop confidence in the classroom.
Activities organised during the event showcased the achievements of pupils and teachers who participated in the intervention.
One of the highlights of the ceremony was a Spelling Bee competition where pupils demonstrated their language and spelling skills.
Teachers also participated in friendly competitions that celebrated their dedication and professional commitment to education.
Students further entertained guests with colourful cultural presentations that reflected Nigeria’s rich heritage and creativity.
The performances attracted applause from guests, educators and parents who attended the event.
Organisers noted that the activities were designed to encourage active learning and build confidence among pupils.
Education stakeholders also expressed appreciation to teachers for their dedication throughout the duration of the programme.
Officials explained that programmes such as the Africa Missions Global initiative support the state’s broader efforts to improve the quality of basic education.
The Lagos State Government continues to work with partners to introduce innovative programmes that strengthen learning outcomes.
Education experts say collaborative initiatives remain essential for improving access to quality education across communities.
They added that partnerships between government agencies and development organisations can help introduce effective learning models.
The closing ceremony concluded with the presentation of prizes to pupils and teachers who excelled in the various competitions.
Winners received awards and recognition in the presence of teachers, education officials and invited guests.
A group photograph session was also held to commemorate the event and celebrate the achievements recorded during the pilot phase.
Stakeholders expressed optimism that the progress achieved through the programme will inspire further initiatives aimed at strengthening foundational learning in Lagos State.
Education leaders noted that investing in early learning remains one of the most effective ways to build a strong and inclusive education system for the future.
