The Eredo Local Council Development Area (LCDA), under the leadership of Executive Chairman Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye, has urged parents to ensure the early resumption of their children in public primary schools ahead of the new academic session.
Epe Insights reports that the council is encouraging parents to send their children back to school within the first week of resumption to enable them to benefit fully from the Eredo LCDA Back-to-School Initiative.
The initiative is aimed at supporting pupils enrolled in the 19 public primary schools across Eredo LCDA.
The council emphasised the importance of early resumption, particularly as government-supported opportunities and interventions may operate within specific timelines.
Parents were therefore advised not to delay their children’s return to school after the commencement of the new academic session.
According to the council, every eligible child should be present early enough to access the support available under the Back-to-School Initiative.
The administration said parents have an important role to play in ensuring that pupils take advantage of opportunities designed to support their education.
The initiative reflects the council’s continued attention to education and the welfare of children within Eredo LCDA.
By encouraging early school attendance, the council seeks to ensure that pupils do not miss important programmes or support available at the beginning of the academic year.
The administration also stressed that government opportunities should be treated with seriousness because some interventions may be tied to specific periods.
Parents were encouraged to remain attentive to information from the council and the schools their children attend.
The council said timely action by parents would help make the Back-to-School Initiative more effective.
It also urged families to prepare their children for a smooth return to academic activities.
The 19 public primary schools across Eredo LCDA remain central to the council’s education-focused efforts.
The administration believes that ensuring pupils are present from the beginning of the academic session can support better participation in school activities.
Early attendance can also help pupils settle into their classrooms and reconnect with their teachers and classmates.
The council therefore appealed to parents to make school resumption a priority.
Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye’s administration has continued to highlight the importance of creating opportunities that support children and strengthen education at the grassroots.
The Back-to-School Initiative is part of this broader focus on improving access to educational support for pupils within the council area.
The council urged parents to cooperate with schools and ensure that their children resume promptly.
It noted that the success of the initiative depends partly on the willingness of families to take advantage of the opportunities provided.
Parents were also advised to follow relevant instructions from their children’s schools and the council throughout the resumption period.
The administration said early participation would allow pupils to benefit from available support without unnecessary delays.
The council further encouraged parents to see education as a shared responsibility involving government, schools, families and the wider community.
It said cooperation among these stakeholders is essential to achieving positive educational outcomes for children.
The initiative is expected to provide additional support for pupils as they begin another academic session.
The council said its focus remains on ensuring that eligible pupils across the 19 public primary schools are not left out.
Parents whose children are enrolled in the affected schools were specifically urged to take note of the resumption timeline.
The administration advised them to make the necessary arrangements before the start of the new academic session.
It reiterated that government opportunities can sometimes be time-sensitive, making prompt participation important.
The council also encouraged parents to share accurate information with other families within their communities.
This, it said, would help ensure that more eligible pupils are aware of the initiative and return to school on time.
The Back-to-School Initiative highlights the role of local government in supporting pupils and strengthening grassroots education.
Through the programme, the Eredo LCDA administration is seeking to connect eligible children with available educational support.
The council expressed hope that parents would respond positively to the call for early resumption.
It also encouraged pupils to approach the new academic session with enthusiasm, discipline and readiness to learn.
As schools prepare to reopen, the administration reiterated its commitment to supporting children across Eredo LCDA.
Parents are therefore expected to ensure that their children resume within the first week of the academic session.
The council said timely resumption would help every eligible child maximise the opportunities provided through the Back-to-School Initiative.
The administration under Akinloye urged parents to work with schools and government officials to make the programme successful.
The council concluded by reminding families that early action remains important in accessing time-sensitive government opportunities.
