Glorious Covenant Schools

At Glorious Covenant School we inculcate a culture of excellence in our pupils/students and the results are evident in the outstanding academic performance of our students in external examinations and competitions.  Amongst the numerous competitions and awards we have won over the years, this year alone our students have emerged winners in the following competitions: 🔹 National Spell-It Battle of Champions RIVERS STATE LEVEL        - Junior Secondary (1st Place)      - Senior Secondary (3rd Place) 🔹 Nigerian Dental Association, Inter-School Science Quiz Competition (2nd Place) 🔹 Nigeria Spelling Bee -RIVERS STATE LEVEL   - Junior Secondary (3rd Place) Glorious Covenant School is synonymous with excellence and we will continue to groom great scholars and intellectuals who will go on to become nation builders and great achievers. We look forward to welcoming our new scholars to Glorious Covenant School on Saturday the 25th of Jun...

GLORIOUS COVENANT SECONDARY SCHOOL'S Common Entrance Examination into JSS1 for the 2022/2023 academic session is scheduled to hold on Saturday the 25th of June, 2022. Examination starts by 10:00 AM prompt at the school premises.  For more information, you can call/send a WhatsApp message to the numbers on the flyer. (WhatsApp: 07025147074) 

By: Mr Oscar Ifeanyi. I

By: Mr Oscar Ifeanyi I. 

By: Mrs Precious Nze

By: Mr Oscar Ifeanyi I. 

Author: Mr Oscar Ifeanyi I.  THE PROBLEM   Every year, millions of students around the world start school excited about what they will learn, but quickly become disillusioned and discouraged when they get the idea that they are not as ‘smart’ as others. Parents and teachers inadvertently give out the message that academic ability is inborn—you either have it or you don’t. This myth that our brains are fixed and that we simply have or don’t have the aptitude for certain topics is scientifically inaccurate and dangerous. It limits the confidence and excitement of the student towards learning especially when he/she has been made to believe that they're not smart enough.    THE   SOLUTION   The following guidelines will help anyone to maximise the learning potential of their brains — whether they’re math-phobic or worried about other impediments to learning.  1. Understand that your brain is always changing.   “Every time we learn, our brain forms, st...