The 2026 Lekki LCDA Summer Holiday Lesson has commenced with an impressive turnout of pupils and students at RCM Primary School, Lekki.
Epe Insights reports that the programme is fully sponsored by the Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali, as part of the council’s continued investment in education and the development of young learners.
The opening day witnessed the participation of pupils and students who gathered at the learning centre for an intensive academic session.
The programme is designed to keep learners academically engaged during the long vacation and prepare them for the forthcoming school session.
Participants were taken through several subjects across the primary and secondary school levels.
The subjects taught included English Language, Mathematics, Basic Science and Technology, Physics and Literature.
Other subjects covered were Accounting, Chemistry, Biology and Communication Skills.
The lessons were structured to help participants revise important topics and strengthen their understanding of key areas of their respective curricula.
The academic activities are also expected to help learners maintain their study habits during the holiday period.
For secondary school students, the programme provides an opportunity to revisit challenging subjects before returning to school.
Younger learners are also benefiting from lessons designed to strengthen their foundational knowledge.
The council’s investment in the programme reflects the importance placed on education under the administration of Chairman Kasali.
The initiative provides additional academic support to children within Lekki LCDA during the long vacation.
Beyond classroom instruction, the council has introduced additional support measures to make participation easier for learners and their families.
Writing materials were provided to participants to support their learning activities throughout the programme.
The council also provided refreshments for the pupils and students during the lessons.
Transportation was equally arranged for participants travelling to and from their various communities.
The provision of transportation is expected to make it easier for children from different parts of the council area to participate in the programme.
The support also reduces some of the logistical challenges that could prevent learners from attending the lessons.
Parents and guardians have been encouraged to take advantage of the programme by enrolling their children and wards.
The council urged families to ensure that eligible pupils and students participate actively in the lessons.
Regular attendance is expected to enable learners to benefit fully from the academic support provided by the programme.
The summer lesson comes at a time when pupils and students are enjoying their long vacation before the commencement of a new academic session.
The programme provides a structured learning environment where children can remain engaged with their studies.
It also offers an opportunity for learners to identify areas where they need additional attention before resuming school.
The inclusion of both science and arts-related subjects allows students from different academic backgrounds to benefit from the programme.
Subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Accounting provide support for students in specialised areas of their studies.
Communication Skills and Literature also provide opportunities for learners to improve their language and communication abilities.
The lessons in Mathematics and English are expected to strengthen skills that remain essential across different levels of education.
Basic Science and Technology also provides younger learners with additional exposure to important concepts.
The council’s approach combines classroom learning with welfare and logistical support for participants.
This is aimed at creating a conducive environment for learners to focus on their academic activities.
The programme further demonstrates the role local governments can play in supporting children’s education outside the conventional school calendar.
By sponsoring the summer lesson, the Lekki LCDA administration is providing an avenue for learners to prepare for the next academic session.
The initiative also complements the efforts of parents, guardians and teachers in helping children achieve better educational outcomes.
Parents have therefore been urged to enrol their children and wards while the programme continues.
The council encouraged learners to make effective use of the opportunity and remain committed to their studies.
Participants are expected to return to their respective schools with refreshed knowledge and improved confidence.
The programme also provides an opportunity for pupils and students to interact with other learners from different communities.
Such interaction can contribute to a positive learning environment while encouraging teamwork and social development.
Chairman Kasali’s sponsorship of the programme highlights the council’s continued focus on human capital development.
Education remains an important foundation for preparing young people to contribute meaningfully to their communities and society.
The 2026 Summer Holiday Lesson is expected to continue providing academic support throughout the scheduled programme period.
With the strong turnout recorded on the opening day, the council is encouraging more eligible learners to participate.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity before the programme concludes.
The initiative is expected to help participating pupils and students return to school better prepared for the demands of the new academic session.
