Triple Crown College, Ketu.

Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make—and that’s why Triple Crown College (TCC) stands out.

At TCC, we don’t just educate; we build character, inspire excellence, and prepare students for a successful future. With a strong academic foundation, disciplined learning environment, and a focus on moral values, your child is equipped to thrive both in school and in life.

Our dedicated teachers, modern learning approach, and commitment to nurturing each child’s unique potential make TCC a place where greatness begins.

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Give your child the opportunity to grow, learn, and succeed in a supportive and inspiring environment.
Triple Crown College (TCC) — Raising Future Leaders.

DAY 3 FINAL UPDATE: A Glorious Conclusion to our Week of Prayers.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Today marked the powerful conclusion of our Week of Prayers at Triple Crown College. It has been a transformative three days, and we are confident that the seeds sown in the lives of our students will yield a great harvest.

For our grand finale, we were privileged to host Pastor Badru from the Association of Visiting Secretaries of The Apostolic Faith Church. Drawing from Joshua 1:6–7 and Psalm 127:3–4, he delivered a stirring message on the necessity of turning totally to God to achieve true success. He further strengthened the students' faith by sharing a personal testimony of how God’s hand saved him from an unforeseen danger.

Our Director, Mrs. Awolaja, rounded off the week by teaching the students the "Secret to True Happiness" using Psalm 1:1–6. She emphasized three core pillars for their daily lives based on Philippians 4:6 and Psalm 119:9:
* A Thankful Heart: Approaching God with gratitude in all things.
* Purity of Life: Keeping their way pure by living according to the Word.
* The Power of Praise: Ending the session with Psalm 107, declaring that "His love is eternal."

The week concluded with a joyful session of thanksgiving hymns and songs.

It is our earnest prayer that our collective efforts to raise these children as great ambassadors of their generation will be richly blessed.

WELCOME TO 2026 – GRATITUDE FROM TRIPLE CROWN COLLEGE 🎉

On behalf of the Management and Staff of Triple Crown College, we give all glory to God for His unfailing love and grace in bringing us into the year 2026 in good health and peace.

Our heartfelt thanks go to:

✅ Our Esteemed Parents/Guardians – for your unwavering support, prayers, and partnership in raising our mutual children in both academics and the fear of God.
✅ Our Learners – for being teachable, focused, and making us proud.
✅ Our Dedicated Staff (Academic & Non-academic) – for your passion, consistency, and commitment to excellence.

With God on our side, we are poised to exceed expectations in academic performance, character building, and infrastructure development.

May we continue to grow and work together in love and unity as one big family.

Once again, Congratulations and Happy New Year!
Remain Blessed in 2026 and beyond! 🎊🙏🌟

Warm regards,
TCC Management

World Mental Health Day Celebration

Today, our students had a wonderful and impactful session in celebration of World Mental Health Day, proudly anchored by the RecRoom Wellness Foundation — founded by one of our esteemed alumni.

The session featured engaging activities that left the students excited, informed, and already looking forward to next year’s celebration!

We appreciate RecRoom Wellness for giving back to their alma mater in such a meaningful way.

We celebrate World Teachers' Day. Great Teachers,

Today, we celebrate World Teachers' Day under the theme "Recasting Teaching as a Collaborative Profession." This theme chosen for 2025 teachers day,resonates deeply, as we recognize the evolving landscape of education and the critical role teachers play in shaping the minds of future generations.

For too long, teaching has been perceived as a solitary profession. Teachers often work in isolation, planning lessons, grading papers, and managing classrooms with minimal support or collaboration.

However, we know that this approach is no longer sufficient. The complexities of modern education demand a more collaborative approach. Teachers must work together, share ideas, and learn from each other to provide the best possible education for their students.

Recasting teaching as a collaborative profession requires a fundamental shift in mindset. It requires teachers to be open to new ideas, willing to take risks, and committed to ongoing professional development.

It also requires schools and education systems to create an environment that fosters collaboration, provide resources and support, and encourage innovation.

By working together, we can:

- Improve student outcomes
- Enhance teacher morale and job satisfaction
- Develop more effective and efficient teaching methods
- Stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly changing education landscape

So let us embrace this new vision for teaching. Let us work together to create a collaborative, supportive, and innovative education system that benefits all.
Let us be the best that we can be.
Let us use the opportunity of this year's teachers day to reflect on our individual roles as teachers.Are we getting it right? Are we inspiring the students under our care?
As we reflect on these and many more, I wish to encourage you and thank you for efforts so far.
On behalf of entire staff, I thank the Director of school, Mrs Awolaja Titilayo for her motherly guidance, care and love. Each year, she showers uswith vests and gifts. For this we are very grateful and pledge not to relent.
May the good Lord continue to bless all teachers.

Thank you.

Don Ogbede
PRINCIPAL

Alumna Gives Back: Ms. Omotoyosi Morgans Inspires and Empowers Students. We had a truly wonderful and impactful session today as one of our distinguished ex-students, Ms. Omotoyosi Morgans, CEO of TOMOG Care Foundation, returned to her Alma Mater.

She delivered an inspiring and insightful health talk that left our students more informed and motivated. To crown it all, she generously donated a variety of educational items that will go a long way in supporting their learning journey.

Our students had an amazing experience with her and her dedicated team. We are sincerely grateful to Ms. Morgans for her kindness, generosity, and for giving back so wholeheartedly to the school that helped shape her path.

Triple Crown College Celebrates 25 Years of Global Cultural Harmony.

In a vibrant celebration of unity, diversity, and tradition, Triple Crown College proudly marked its 25th Anniversary Cultural Day Celebration, transforming the college grounds into a lively mosaic of global heritage. This silver jubilee was not just a milestone — it was a tribute to the rich cultures that have shaped our international identity and educational journey.

Themed “Unity in Diversity: Honoring Our Heritage, Embracing the Future,” the event brought together students, staff, parents, alumni, and special guests to celebrate cultures from across the globe, with special highlights from China, India, Ghana, and South Africa.

Attendees were treated to dazzling displays of Chinese lion dances, elegant Indian classical performances, and the colorful energy of Ghanaian kente parades and South African gumboot dancing. Traditional cuisines from these regions delighted the senses — from spicy Indian curries and Chinese dumplings to Ghanaian jollof rice and South African bobotie. Each dish and dance reflected a story, a history, and a sense of belonging that resonated deeply throughout the day.

Cultural exhibitions, dramatic plays, poetry, and an international fashion parade brought students and staff together to showcase and celebrate their heritage with confidence and pride. The event also honored the school’s visionary founders and educators who have nurtured a learning environment that thrives on inclusion, respect, and excellence.

As Triple Crown College celebrates 25 years of academic achievement and cultural understanding, this year’s Cultural Day reaffirmed the power of diversity in shaping not only global citizens but compassionate leaders of tomorrow.

Here’s to 25 years of shared heritage, global friendship, and lifelong learning — and to an even brighter future ahead

Celebrating Excellence: Our SS1 Girls Shine at International ICT Day.

Congratulations to Our Young Scientists!

We are incredibly proud to announce that our SS1 students represented the school at a Roundtable Discussion on the Advantages and Disadvantages of AI in the Education Sector during this year’s International Day for Girls in ICT held at Lagos Oriental Hotel.

Special recognition goes to Ajibawo Omoniyi, one of our outstanding students, who not only contributed thoughtfully to the discussions but also participated in a robotics presentation—helping our school achieve remarkable success!

A big congratulations to all the amazing girls who showcased excellence, hard work, and dedication

Triple Crown College Ketu Lagos, the leading light in schooling academic laurels, today, swore into office her new school functionaries who will take over the mantle of leadership of the school when the present crop of school prefects take a bow after passing out the school. The ceremony was a red-letter day for the school community which was turned into a fanfare. This epoch event is a school tradition that showcases the school in a lime light before the outside world. Parents and guardians who were invited to witness the ceremony, also took group and personal photographs with their children/wards which drew the ceremony to a close this day, 6th of May, 2025.

Mind what you say to others. **

This is a story of my background ,
I went to a good secondary school in ketu where the fees were really expensive as far back as 2003 &2004. Most of my classmates were children of the rich and vips in the society,
so basically these my mates were really exposed to travelling and seeing places and things.

I came from a churchy background where we were restricted and weren’t really allowed to be kids , everyday is talks about religiously and bullying from church workers ,which my parent didn’t have an issue with.
So when I was a teenager about 13 &14, I joined the school dances, miming and general kid stuff that churchy children should not join. Well I had the time of my life in my secondary school. It was really the best place and still is Triple Crown College .

Relating with my classmates made me conscious of the fact that I was slim and will be good for modeling . mind you, they are exposed and know what they were saying. And flashing back they were right.

So I went with that mindset , I was slim , tall and had an oval face for a teenager, so I’ll be good for magazine models and stuff
so I nursed the idea in my head that when I go to uni, I’ll do modeling on the side. And when I got to uni I paid an agency to work with me to find gigs. (Debbie’s brainwork)

So in 2012 I was in uni in my second year and I wanted to go for the Lagos state beauty pageant , of course from a churchy background so I’ll have to go discretely that was the plan.
I had my registration fee and everything, the only issue was the many dresses which I had to bill my parent money for.
I had gone for two castings and was getting ready . For context it was a secret between my amazing sisters and two of my older neighbors who were like 6-9 years older. So one issue I needed to walk on was my dance and the questions I’ll answer on stage.
I needed new dance steps so I went to my neighbor and the older one was quite encouraging with the dance but was correcting a few things nicely. But her younger sister was really negative and was so sure I won’t make it in the pageant.

Though it seems she was playful about it but for a young uni student then, that was definitely not the energy I needed. And I didn’t inform any one of my uni friends because I didn’t want discouragement. So I just turned to my sisters but it wasn’t enough to push me to carry on. (Debbie’s brainwork)

So just due to the lady’s discouragement , I dropped out of the paegent and though I went for castings in 2013 but I never got the urge to carry on with modelling of any kind.
I believe the effect of her words was a tool to discourage teenager who would have loved to explore the world.
This is 2025 & I still don’t like modelling of any kind.

Every adult should mind their own effect their words could have on the younger generation.
Enough said. !

This is my story (Debbie’s brainwork)

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*25th Anniversary Inter-House Sports Competition*

It started with a grand opening ceremony with callisthenics displays *portraying unity and our future hope in our blessed country Nigeria.*

At the end of the day the houses that won were;

*1st Position* — Platinum House
*2nd Position* — Topaz House
*3rd Position*— Emerald House
*4th Position* — Diamond House

The event was a grand success, and we look forward to more thrilling events in the future!