Alaro Community High School Alumni Bring Smiles with Food Palliative Initiative.

Kakalistiq.com reports that the Alaro Community High School Old Students’ Association, in a heartwarming display of community spirit, has brought joy to the students of the junior secondary school with their Food Palliative Initiative. Held on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, on the school premises, the initiative exemplifies the vital role alumni associations play in the development of secondary schools, contributing furniture, writing materials, school buildings, and other logistical support.

Hon. Bola Iberu

During an interview, the Chairman of the Alumni Association, Hon. Bola Iberu (Epe One), highlighted the importance of the initiative. “This initiative is not just to distribute food to the students; it is meant to give them a sense of belonging and assure them that the entire members of the old students’ association are supporting their journey to ensuring academic excellence,” he stated.

Hon. Iberu also emphasized the association’s ongoing commitment to the school’s progress, mentioning their collaborative efforts with the school management to maintain peace and stability. “We have embarked on several intervention programs and collaborated with the school management to explore technical or vocational training options for slower learners. In the senior school, we’ve supported the behavioural development of students by ensuring that only the best make it to SS3, which is why 52 students are currently writing the WAEC examinations,” he explained.

Further, he pointed out that promoting technical education helps manage the school population and maintain a serene learning environment. “The idea of exploring the technical school is an antidote to overpopulated schools, enhancing a peaceful environment devoid of too many bad influences,” he added.

Mrs. Oyesola

Reacting to the initiative, the principal of the school, Mrs. Oyesola, advised students to study hard and aspire to give back to the school like their predecessors. She also reminded them to cook the packs of noodles before eating and extended heartfelt gratitude to the donors.

The students, overwhelmed by the surprise gifts, expressed their excitement and gratitude. The Head Boy and Head Girl delivered a heartwarming vote of thanks, appreciating the alumni association for their generous gesture.

This initiative not only provided immediate relief but also reinforced the strong bond between the alumni and the current students, setting a positive example for future generations.

      

Kaka Babatunde

Kaka Babatunde

Kaka Babatunde is a budding academic researcher and media enthusiast whose experience germinated in high school, attaining the Press Club presidency. As an iconic field reporter for 3 years, he is a writer, serial volunteer, and community cum youth development champion whose collaborative efforts have immensely contributed to nation-building in Epe LGA, Lagos, and Nigeria at large.

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