Lekki Local Council Development Area (LCDA) has commenced its 2026 Summer Holiday Lesson Programme for pupils and students across the council area.
Epe Insights reports that the annual academic 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 future of young learners.
The programme is being coordinated through the Education and Library Services Department of the council.
It is designed to provide pupils and students with academic support during the long vacation and help them remain engaged with learning activities.
The 2026 summer lesson is open to learners from Primary 1 through Senior Secondary School 3.
The programme commenced on August 3, 2026, and is scheduled to run until August 31, 2026.
Classes are held daily between 9:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at RCM Primary School, Lekki.
The initiative provides learners with an opportunity to revise key subjects and strengthen their understanding of topics covered during the previous academic session.
It is also intended to help students prepare adequately for the new school term.
According to the council, keeping children academically engaged during the long vacation can help them maintain their learning habits.
The programme is therefore structured to provide useful academic activities while students are away from their regular schools.
The summer lesson also creates an avenue for learners to identify areas where they may require additional academic support.
Through focused lessons and revision, participants are expected to improve their confidence ahead of the next academic session.
The initiative reflects the council administration’s focus on education as an important component of community development.
Chairman Kasali has continued to support programmes aimed at improving educational opportunities for children within Lekki LCDA.
The sponsorship of the summer lesson demonstrates the council’s effort to make additional academic support accessible to families within the council area.
The programme also complements the efforts of parents, guardians and schools in preparing learners for academic success.
Parents and guardians have been encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity by enrolling their children and wards.
The council urged families to ensure that eligible pupils and students participate fully throughout the programme.
Participation will enable learners to benefit from the academic support provided during the holiday period.
The summer lesson is particularly relevant as learners prepare to resume classes for a new academic session.
A structured learning programme during the vacation can help reduce the academic gap that may arise from an extended break from classroom activities.
It can also help students refresh their knowledge before returning to their respective schools.
For younger learners, the programme offers an opportunity to reinforce foundational knowledge and develop stronger learning habits.
For secondary school students, the lessons can support revision and preparation for more advanced academic challenges.
The programme is expected to bring together learners from different communities within Lekki LCDA.
This provides an additional opportunity for pupils and students to interact, learn and develop their academic abilities in a structured environment.
The council’s Education and Library Services Department is responsible for coordinating the programme and ensuring that the lessons are delivered effectively.
Parents have been advised to encourage their children to attend the lessons regularly throughout the programme.
The council also encouraged learners to take the opportunity seriously and participate actively in classroom activities.
The 2026 Summer Holiday Lesson Programme forms part of broader efforts to promote education and human capital development within Lekki LCDA.
Investing in children and young people remains important to preparing communities for future social and economic development.
The council believes that providing learners with additional academic support can contribute to better educational outcomes.
The programme also demonstrates the importance of collaboration between government, parents, educators and the wider community in supporting children’s education.
As the lessons continue, participating pupils and students are expected to benefit from structured academic engagement throughout the month-long programme.
Parents and guardians who have not yet enrolled their children are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity before the programme ends on August 31.
The initiative is expected to help learners return to school with renewed confidence, stronger subject knowledge and better preparation for the new academic term.
The Lekki LCDA administration reaffirmed its commitment to supporting educational programmes that positively impact children across the council area.
The summer lesson therefore represents another step towards strengthening academic support and investing in the future of young learners.
