The Trust Schools, Adiyan

06/01/2026

We are grateful to God for our second term 2025/2026 resumption. The challenges are quite enourmous. But with God and determination and deployment of thoughtful strategies the mountains shall be leveled down.

We are in deed moving forward.

Happy school resumption.

16/01/2025

To God be the glory in rising up to the challenges.

06/09/2024

The Trust Schools, Adiyan
2024/2025 Admission

01/09/2024

01/09/2024

01/09/2024

As parents are preparing from school resumption in Lagos by 9th September and Ogun State by 16th September, 2024, I wish them the grace of God to meet all their wards obligations no matter how expensive.
Even if the school fees is not increased there will high cost of books, uniform, students consumables.
May the Grace of God abide with you all.

25/04/2022

Dear Parents,
We thank God for successful completion of the holiday. As the school is resuming tomorrow, (Monday 25th April, 2022) we have made all necessary preparation for a successful 3rd term.

This term is challenging to both parents and teachers. The need for prompt completion of home assignments and other students projects are very important as they are necessary for the promotion to the next class.

To this end, all Basic 3 and 4 students must submit their holiday assignment latest by Tuesday.

We have redesign our timetable to accommodate Use of library, computer practicals and club activities.

Besides the end of session valedictory service, clubs activities will be communicated to parents in due course.

While we assure you of our commitment to excellent academic delivery, we thank you for your continuous support.

Director
The Trust Schools, Adiyan

28/04/2018

Art and craft at The Trust School

26/03/2017

01/10/2016

Parenting practices may include
(a) Rules of traffic – an instructional approach to discipline where parents explain to their children how to behave, teaching the rules of behavior as they would the rules of traffic, with little explanation or deeper moral and social implications.
(b) Fine gardening – parents believe that children have positive and negative qualities, the latter of which parents should "w**d out" or "prune" into an appropriate shape.
(c) Rewards and punishments – a method of discipline based on operant conditioning: for a good behavior the child receives a reward or praise, and for a bad or unwanted behavior the child receives a punishment or reprimand.
(d) Concerted cultivation – fostering children's talents through organized leisure activities. Parents challenge their children to think critically and to speak properly and frequently, especially with other adults.