EXPERT URGES SCHOOLS TO BLEND ACADEMIC LEARNING WITH CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
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By: Fasasi Hammad
The founder of Vine Crest College, Iperu-Remo, Ogun State, Oluwatoyin Phillips, has highlighted the importance of a curriculum that integrates academic excellence with character development. She noted that such an approach equips Nigerian students for opportunities both at home and abroad.
Phillips made the remarks during a breakfast tableside discussion with parents and education stakeholders in Lagos. Drawing on her experience in education and school administration, she stressed that students need a curriculum that fosters leadership, etiquette, music, and financial literacy, ensuring they are well-rounded and globally competitive.
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“Vine Crest College was founded to nurture students into thoughtful and action-oriented leaders who will make a positive impact on society and the world. We aim to achieve this through quality education while instilling values such as compassion, service, and leadership in every child,” she said.
Phillips also emphasized the importance of continuous teacher development, noting, “We are committed to staff training and retraining because excellent teachers are essential to producing excellent students.”
Speaking at the event, the school’s principal, Olusegun Olisa, reiterated the institution’s dedication to the holistic formation of its students. The session also offered parents a chance to engage with the school leadership and gain deeper insights into its educational philosophy.
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