The Eredo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) has commenced its back-to-school initiative, urging parents and guardians to ensure their children and wards are fully prepared for the new academic session.
Epe Insights reports that the initiative is being implemented under the leadership of the Executive Chairman of Eredo LCDA, Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye, with emphasis on the importance of education and effective preparation for school resumption.
The council called on parents to take the education of their children seriously and make adequate preparations ahead of the commencement of the new session.
Parents were encouraged to provide the necessary school materials and ensure that their wards are physically and mentally prepared to return to the classroom.
The administration stressed that education remains an important foundation for individual development and the progress of the wider community.
It urged parents not to take the education of their children for granted, noting that consistent participation in learning can help prepare young people for future opportunities.
The back-to-school initiative is also designed to encourage parents to remain actively involved in the educational development of their children.
According to the council, parental support is essential to helping pupils settle into a new academic session and maintain good learning habits.
Eredo LCDA further confirmed that all 19 public primary schools within the council area are ready to commence the new academic session.
The readiness of the schools is expected to provide pupils with an organised environment for learning and development.
The council’s position reflects its commitment to supporting access to basic education across communities in Eredo.
The administration also encouraged parents to communicate regularly with teachers and school authorities regarding the academic progress of their children.
Such cooperation, according to the council, can strengthen the relationship between homes and schools.
The council urged parents to encourage their children to approach the new academic session with seriousness, discipline and enthusiasm.
Pupils were also encouraged to attend school regularly and make effective use of the learning opportunities available to them.
The administration noted that the responsibility for educational development extends beyond the classroom.
Parents, teachers, community leaders and government authorities all have important roles to play in supporting pupils.
The back-to-school initiative therefore serves as a reminder of the need for collective responsibility in strengthening basic education.
Eredo LCDA said it would continue to support initiatives that promote learning and improve the educational experience of children across the council area.
The availability of 19 public primary schools provides communities within Eredo with important access points for basic education.
The council encouraged eligible pupils to return to school promptly when the new academic session begins.
Parents were also advised to complete all necessary preparations early to avoid difficulties during resumption.
This includes arranging school uniforms, books, learning materials and other essential requirements.
The administration said early preparation would allow pupils to begin their academic activities without unnecessary delays.
The initiative also highlights the importance of creating a positive attitude towards education among young people.
According to the council, pupils who receive adequate support at home are better positioned to participate actively in classroom activities.
Parents were therefore urged to provide an environment that encourages reading, learning and personal development.
The council also appealed to parents to work closely with teachers whenever their children require additional academic guidance.
Community cooperation remains another important aspect of the initiative.
The administration encouraged community leaders and residents to support efforts aimed at ensuring that children remain in school.
Such support can contribute to improved educational outcomes and stronger communities.
Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye’s administration reaffirmed its commitment to initiatives that place education and the welfare of young people among its priorities.
The chairman also appreciated parents, teachers and community stakeholders for their cooperation in supporting education across Eredo LCDA.
The council expressed confidence that continued cooperation would contribute to a smooth and successful academic session.
Parents were once again reminded that education should be treated as a long-term investment in the future of their children.
The administration urged them to remain committed to their wards’ educational needs throughout the academic year.
Teachers and school authorities were also encouraged to maintain a supportive learning environment for pupils.
The council said the readiness of the 19 public primary schools demonstrates its preparation for the return of pupils.
It encouraged residents to continue supporting public education and report concerns that may affect the learning environment.
The back-to-school initiative ultimately seeks to strengthen the connection between parents, schools and the council administration.
By encouraging early preparation and active parental participation, Eredo LCDA hopes to promote a smooth transition into the new academic session.
The council expressed appreciation to all stakeholders whose cooperation has contributed to the readiness of the schools.
It also thanked parents for their continued support and urged them to sustain the same spirit throughout the academic year.
With the 19 public primary schools prepared for resumption, the administration called on families to ensure that no child is left behind.
The council reaffirmed that sustained investment in education remains essential to building a knowledgeable, confident and productive generation.
As pupils prepare to return to school, Eredo LCDA encouraged everyone involved to work together towards a successful academic session.
