The start of the third term of the 2023/2024 academic session at The Brains Premier College in Amuwo began on an uplifting note as Reverend Mrs. Onoh E.N., the Principal, delivered a rousing welcome speech during the assembly.
Addressing the students on Friday April 26, 2024, she emphasized key principles for success and personal growth in the academic year ahead.
Expressing her enthusiasm for the new term, Reverend Onoh emphasised the importance of the journey ahead, particularly for Year 9 and Year 12 students facing imminent exams.
She encouraged the students to approach their studies with vigour and readiness to excel.
In her motivational address, the principal stressed the significance of academic focus, reminding students that education is the gateway to a world of opportunities.
“Remember, hard work doesn’t kill,” she affirmed, urging students to let their passion for learning propel them towards their goals.
Onoh also highlighted the importance of punctuality and responsible behaviour within the school community. She emphasised that “punctuality reflects commitment and respect.’
She, therefore, called for a collective effort to instill these values among the students.
The principal also hammered on the pursuit of academic excellence beyond mere exam results, urging students to strive for their fullest potential in every academic endeavor.
She emphasised the importance of comprehensive note-taking and timely submission of assignments as essential steps towards achieving excellence.
Integral to the academic journey, Onoh enjoined the students to cultivate Godly values and character development.
“Education is not just about acquiring knowledge; it’s about developing into well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society,” she said.
Drawing inspiration from the Holy Bible, she encouraged students to embody integrity, kindness, and empathy, instilling a sense of purpose beyond academic achievements.
In her closing remarks, Reverend Onoh assured students of unwavering support from the faculty and herself.
She encouraged students to approach challenges with positivity and a willingness to learn, fostering a nurturing environment conducive to personal and academic growth.
The assembly concluded with a renewed sense of purpose and enthusiasm as students embraced the Principal’s empowering message for the upcoming term.
The Brains Premier College looks forward to a term marked by academic achievement, personal development, and the embodiment of values.
