Practical and Extra Curricular Activities, We are the best.... learning for greatness . Year 2021 imagine now.... This students are currently in Medical colleges.

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Boarding house and Day students financial breakdown

Financial Analysis

1.     Boarding fee (including feeding, Accommodation etc.) : 120, 000

2.     Medical fee : 1,000

3.     Potter’s care: 2,000

4.     Sports :2,000

Total: 125, 000

Hostel wear:₦10,00

Track suit:₦9,000

School fees: #35,000 (Junior Secondary)

#40,000 (Senior Secondary)

Uniform- 1st #9000 

                  2nd. #9000

Exam charges: #2000

Form: #3000

*Total for Junior Secondary = #50,500 (with 2 uniforms)*

*Total for Senior Secondary =#55,500 (with 2 uniforms)*

Cumulative charges with Boarding house

Junior Secondary : *#125,000 + 50,500= #175,500*

Senior Secondary : *#125,000 + 55,500 = #180,500*

Entrepreneurship Training (Hair stylist, Fashion design, Art and craft and Computer Tech) is compulsory for all Students.

We are promise keeper, you will be glad to partner with us.

Adebayo Temitope Seun (IPMP, GDM, RAS)

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How to get your child motivated

If you have a child who is struggling in school and doesn’t seem to be motivated to make an effort, the first thing you want to do is explore whether there is some obstacle getting in his way. Learning issues, social challenges, attention or emotional problems can all cause kids to disengage academically.

But not all kids who are underperforming in school—clearly not living up to their potential—have a diagnosable problem. And there are a number of things parents can do to help motivate kids to try harder.

Get involved
As a parent, your presence in the academic life of your child is crucial to her commitment to work. Do homework with her, and let her know that you’re available to answer questions. Get in the habit of asking her about what she learned in school, and generally engage her academically.

By demonstrating your interest in your child’s school life, you’re showing her school can be exciting and interesting. This is especially effective with young kids who tend to be excited about whatever you’re excited about.

Teenagers can bristle if they feel you are asking too many questions, so make sure you are sharing the details of your day, too. A conversation is always better than an interrogation.

Likewise, it’s important to stay involved but give older kids a little more space. If you’re on top of your daughter all the time about homework, she may develop resistance and be less motivated to work—not to mention the strain it will put on your relationship.

Use reinforcement 

Many parents are nervous about rewarding kids for good work, and it’s true that tangible rewards can turn into a slippery slope. But there are ways to use extrinsic motivation that will eventually be internalized by your kid. “Kids respond really well to social reinforcers like praises, hugs, high fives, and those kinds of things,” says Laura Phillips, a neuropsychologist at the Child Mind Institute. “Then they start to achieve because it feels good for them.”

Enjoy your holiday. 

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FIRST INTER-HOUSE SPORT COMPETITION

The inaugural Inter-House Sports Competition took place on February 16th, 2024, at the Oluyemi Kayode Stadium in Dalimore St, Ado Ekiti. 

The event marked a significant milestone in our school's history, bringing together students, teachers, and parents in a celebration of sportsmanship and athleticism. 

The stadium buzzed with excitement as participants competed in various track and field events, showcasing their talents and determination. The day was filled with thrilling moments and displays of teamwork, highlighting the importance of sports in fostering camaraderie and healthy competition among our students. Indeed, the pictures captured the vibrant energy and spirit of the day, immortalizing the memories created during this memorable event.

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SHOOTING AHEAD OF PREY

APPRECIATION LETTER FROM GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We extend our heartfelt appreciation for your unwavering commitment to making our school party a resounding success. Your active involvement, enthusiasm, and support were instrumental in creating a memorable and enjoyable experience for our students, faculty, and everyone involved.

From planning and organization to volunteering during the event, your presence added joy and camaraderie to the celebration. Your contributions in decorations, delicious treats, and engaging activities made a significant difference.

Your dedication showcased the strong sense of community we hold dear at our school. Your efforts reaffirmed that education is a shared responsibility, creating a nurturing environment for our children to thrive.

On behalf of the school administration, faculty, and staff, we extend our deepest gratitude. Your involvement exemplifies the bond that unites us as a school community and inspires us to continue fostering an enriching learning environment.

Thank you for going above and beyond to make our school events exceptional.

With warmest regards,

*ADEBAYO TEMITOPE SEUN*

*(IPMP, GDM, RAS)*

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Once upon a time, in a quaint little town nestled between rolling hills and meandering rivers, there stood a prestigious boarding school known as GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE. Its home away hospitality and level of student-teacher ratio inter-relationship attracted students from all walks of life, seeking not just education but an experience that would shape their futures. Among the many students who arrived at GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE was a young girl named TOBI. She hailed from a bustling city and found herself struggling to fit in amidst the tranquil surroundings of the school. Being away from her family and friends, she often felt lonely and out of place. TOBI's initial days were filled with longing for the comfort of home and the familiar faces she left behind. But as time passed, she began to discover the magic that lay within the boarding school system. The school became her second home, and the students, her second family. The nurturing environment of the boarding school allowed TOBI to build close bonds with her peers. She found friends who supported her through both triumphs and tribulations, forming relationships that would last a lifetime. The sense of camaraderie and shared experiences within the school's tight-knit community were invaluable in shaping her character and teaching her the values of empathy and understanding. At GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE, education wasn't limited to textbooks and classrooms. The school embraced a holistic approach to learning, encouraging students to explore their passions beyond academics. TOBI discovered her love for the performing arts and found herself on the stage, delivering breathtaking performances that stunned the entire school. The encouragement and guidance from her teachers and fellow students pushed her to achieve heights she never thought possible. As TOBI matured, so did her appreciation for the boarding school system. Living in the school's campus taught her valuable life skills - from time management and responsibility to independence and resilience. Away from the distractions of the outside world, she could fully immerse herself in her studies and personal growth. Months passed swiftly, and it was time for long Holiday. Emotions swelled within her as she looked back on her journey. She couldn't imagine the person she would have become without the nurturing environment of GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE's boarding school system. TOBI will continue to grow, achieving her dreams, and making a positive impact on the world. But deep in her heart, she never forgot the lessons and memories she gained from GOD'S COVENANT MODEL COLLEGE, reaffirming time and again that the boarding school system was indeed the best.

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What are some unwritten social-rules everyone should know

Always be respectful and polite to others. Follow basic hygiene practices, such as washing your hands and covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze. Don't talk loudly on your phone in public places. Hold the door open for people who are coming in after you. Avoid talking about sensitive topics such as religion and politics in casual conversation with people you don't know well. Don't interrupt others when they're speaking. Don't overstay your welcome when visiting someone's home. Offer to help when someone is struggling with something. Be punctual and arrive on time for appointments or meetings. Don't take other people's things without permission. It's important to note that these are general guidelines and that social rules can vary depending on the culture or group of people you're interacting with. It's always a good idea to be aware of and respectful of any specific social rules that apply in a given situation.

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