EDUCATION
Bowine International School Honoured At PTSEA 2025
Bowine International School has once again affirmed its legacy of excellence, earning a prestigious award at the Presidential Teachers and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA) 2025, organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Education.
This recognition reinforces Bowine’s position as a leading educational institution in the state, known for its commitment to quality teaching and holistic child development.
Having previously distinguished itself at regional events within Eti-Osa—covering Ikoyi, Victoria Island, Lekki, and Ajah—Bowine International School was identified by the Office of Education Quality Assurance (OEQA) as an outstanding institution based on its teaching quality, learning outcomes, and overall academic standards. The school continues to serve as a beacon of educational excellence across Lagos State.
The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education also commended Bowine for its significant contributions to educational advancement and digital literacy.
The school’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded pupils reflects its enduring partnership with the state in driving educational innovation.
The award ceremony, held in Lagos, was attended by dignitaries including the Honourable Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Jamiu Tolani Ali-Balogun; the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Bisola Dosunmu-Adegbite; the Chairman of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Comrade Akinloye Hassan; and the Coordinating Director of the OEQA.
In his address, Commissioner Ali-Balogun emphasized that the theme—“Promoting Digital Literacy and Education”—aligns perfectly with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s education and technology agenda.
He stated: “Teachers must equip themselves with digital literacy before they can impart it effectively to students. AI and ICT are now essential in the classroom, and as Lagos grows, technology will play a central role in improving access to quality education.”
Responding to the honor, Mrs. Juliet Ugwu, Head of School at Bowine International School, expressed her excitement and gratitude: “This recognition means a great deal.
“It reflects the teamwork, dedication, and shared effort of our staff. It motivates us to continue raising the bar in providing quality education.”
She also highlighted Bowine’s achievements beyond academics, noting pupils’ success in Robotics, Chess, and Taekwondo competitions.
“Our goal is to extend our success beyond Lagos and compete nationally. There’s nothing stopping Bowine from becoming the best school in Nigeria,” Mrs. Ugwu affirmed.
Supporting her remarks, the Proprietress, Mrs. Ebele Biose, praised the collective hard work behind the achievement: “We are honored to be recognized as the Second Best Approved Private Primary School in Lagos State. This award reflects our commitment to excellence and to ensuring no child is left behind.”
The PTSEA Awards celebrate schools that demonstrate exceptional performance and innovation in education. Bowine International School’s latest accolade not only honors its past achievements but also reaffirms its mission to inspire, educate, and lead with excellence.
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