Grace Chrysolite Schools

28/05/2026

🌙✨ Eid El Kabir Mubarak! ✨🌙

Wishing all our amazing parents, students, and well-wishers a beautiful and memorable celebration. 💙

Happy Eid El Kabir Holiday from Grace Chrysolite Schools!

25/05/2026

To the little stars with big dreams ✨
Happy Children’s Day to every amazing child at Grace Chrysolites.

May your smiles never fade, your dreams never shrink, and your future shine brighter than ever. 💙

❤️ 💖

25/05/2026

And our SS1 students did not disappoint! 🔥

With confidence, wisdom, and bold expressions, they beautifully spoke on the theme: “Dare To Be Different.”

Their presentations reminded us that standing out is the first step to making an impact. ✨

💙

25/05/2026

Last week, our Junior students took the stage at the Grace Chrysolites Symposium and reminded us that different starts with courage. 🌟

Through confidence, boldness, and beautiful presentations on the theme “Dare To Be Different,” they inspired everyone to embrace their uniqueness.

10/05/2026

Before the classroom taught us, mother did ❤️

She taught us how to speak, how to pray, how to stand respectfully, how to read, and how to write.

With no salary, no weekends off, and no resignation letter, yet she shows up every single day with love, strength, patience, and sacrifice.

Today, we celebrate all mothers in every home, every mother figure in every child’s life, and the great strength behind every generation.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Grace Chrysolite School 🌸

❤️

01/05/2026

Happy New Month and welcome to May

We’re grateful to Almighty God for seeing us through the past four months and bringing us into this new month.

May is here—and with it comes a fresh start as we resume! We’re excited for all the learning, growth, and amazing moments ahead.

Here’s to a great month for every one of us. Let’s make it count!

02/04/2026

Telling and knowing our history in this part of the world has, for too long, been overlooked.

Today, many of our children have embraced new tongues—just as the famous poet once described—while gradually losing touch with their roots. In the process, identity fades, and the stories of our predecessors—their struggles, sacrifices, and victories—become unknown. And when history is forgotten, it often repeats itself.

Yesterday, we at Grace Chrysolite Schools took our learners on an educational visit to the Badagry Museum, where they learned about the transatlantic slave trade and its eventual abolition.

It was a deeply moving and eye-opening experience—one that stirred emotions and ignited reflection.

Relive these powerful moments through the lens of our camera.

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02/04/2026

Telling and knowing our history in this part of the world has, for too long, been overlooked.

Today, many of our children have embraced new tongues—just as the famous poet once described—while gradually losing touch with their roots. In the process, identity fades, and the stories of our predecessors—their struggles, sacrifices, and victories—become unknown. And when history is forgotten, it often repeats itself.

Yesterday, we at Grace Chrysolite Schools took our learners on an educational visit to the Badagry Museum, where they learned about the transatlantic slave trade and its eventual abolition.

It was a deeply moving and eye-opening experience—one that stirred emotions and ignited reflection.

Relive these powerful moments through the lens of our camera.

02/04/2026