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Today 6th of November 2024, the school organized a one-day seminar for the senior girls on the topic: SEX EDUCATION. Speakers at the seminar include Mrs Pearl and Miss Helen. Photo excerpts below.           

All Saints’ Secondary School, Oyigbo will resume academic activities for the 2024/2025 academic session, on Monday, 9th September 2024. Admission forms are available at the office of the Vice-Principal. Hurry And Register NOW.   Signed: Management

On this day, the 17th day of July 2024, the school had her CLOSING MASS CELEBRATION, to mark the end of the 3rd term as well as the end of a successful academic year. Photo excerpts below;    

All Saints’ 2024 Graduation Ceremony On this day, Saturday 29th June 2024, All Saints’ Secondary School, Oyigbo held her 20th Annual Graduation Ceremony. The first part of the ceremony was the celebration of the HOLY MASS. Reception followed immediately at the school compound; The Graduation ceremony featured so many presentations by the students, these include;…

Earlier today, some of our SS3 student’s had their SSCE FOOD & NUTRITION practical examination, which is part of the ongoing 2024 Senior School Certificate Exam (SSCE). It featured the preparation of different kinds of food recipes as well as fruit juices. Photo excerpts below:                   

All Saints’ Secondary School, Oyigbo will resume academic activities for 3rd Term 2023/2024 academic session on Monday 22nd April 2024. Parents/Guardians and students are hereby required to take note. Boarding students are required to report back on Sunday 21st April 2024 ahead of resumption on Monday. Sign: Management.

On this day the 7th of March 2024, All Saints’ Secondary School, Oyigbo, took part in a science quiz competition organized by Dominican College Oyigbo where we came second position. Photo Excerpts below;         

Today the school had her ASH WEDESSDAY Mass Celebration. This is an important event in the church’s liturgical calendar, to usher in the LENTEN SEASON. There was the imposition of ASH on the forehead. This is symbolic of the fact that ” From dust we were made, and unto dust we shall return”. Photo excerpts…