Good Shepherd Academy Secondary School Awada

I love it when learners do something new.
A Student cleaned the classroom without being told

That’s responsibility in action.

The class was shocked how she was celebrated🤣🤣🤣

A student forgot their assignment and cried…
Not out of fear—but disappointment in themselves.

That moment? That’s growth. Responsibility is forming.

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
Good Shepherd Academy Secondary School Awada is Hiring
Application from qualified teachers on the following subjects:
-Mathematics
-Chemistry
-Physics
-Biology
-Computer Science
Interested candidates should forward their CV on Whatsapp to 08038820745 on or before Friday 17th April, 2026

**WE ARE HIRING: PASSIONATE SCIENCE TEACHERS**

Are you a dedicated and inspiring science educator looking for an opportunity to make a real impact?

Our vibrant school community is seeking qualified and enthusiastic **Science Teachers** to join our team. We are committed to nurturing young minds, fostering curiosity, and building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

**Who We’re Looking For:**

* Passionate educators with a strong background in science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or related fields)
* Individuals who can deliver engaging and interactive lessons
* Teachers who inspire critical thinking, creativity, and a love for discovery
* Strong classroom management and communication skills
* A commitment to student growth and academic excellence

**What We Offer:**

* A supportive and collaborative work environment
* Opportunities for professional growth and development
* A school culture that values innovation and excellence
* The chance to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives

If you are ready to inspire the next generation of scientists and thinkers, we would love to hear from you.

Salary is very attractive.

Applicant should be within Awada and it's environ

**Apply Now!*
Visit us Emenuga Street Awada Obosi off Nepa Road or Whatsapp
080 3 882 0745
080 3 872 8080

Join us in shaping the future—one student at a time.

The Bigger Picture.

“Education is not just about passing exams.

It is about raising humans
who can think, respect others,
and take responsibility for their actions.

When we protect children from correction,
we prepare them poorly for life.

Let’s raise them right—not just smart.”

Respect is Taught

“Respect is not demanded, it is taught.
The way a child speaks to a teacher
is a reflection of what is allowed at home.
If we excuse disrespect today,
we empower it tomorrow.

Let’s raise children who understand boundaries.”

Silent Damage

“Some damage is not physical… it is emotional and long-term.

When a child grows up without correction,
they don’t just avoid punishment…
they avoid responsibility.

And one day, the world will correct them
in a way that may not be gentle.

Let’s not raise children the world will struggle to tolerate.”

Partnership, Not Power Struggle”
“It is not a competition between parents and teachers.
No one is trying to ‘win.’
The goal is to raise a child who is responsible, respectful, and ready for life.

When parents and teachers fight each other, the child loses.
When they work together, the child wins.”

What Children Learn From Us”
“Children may not remember every lesson taught in class…
but they will always remember how adults behaved.

When we shout, they learn shouting.
When we disrespect, they learn disrespect.
When we handle issues with calm and wisdom, they learn maturity.

The real lesson is not always in the classroom…
sometimes, it is in our reactions.

Correction Builds, Not Breaks”
“Not every correction is an attack.
Sometimes, it is the only thing standing between a child and a dangerous habit.

When teachers speak up, they are not trying to break your child…
they are trying to build them.

Let’s not silence correction. Let’s guide it with wisdom.

“Sometimes you begin to wonder… what kind of children are we raising in this generation?

A teacher corrects a child, disciplines where necessary, and instead of support, the next thing you see is a parent storming into the school—angry, confrontational, and ready to harass the same person helping to shape that child’s future.

Is this how far we have come?

Discipline is not hatred. Correction is not abuse. Teachers are not enemies.

When a child sees their parent constantly defend them—even when they are wrong—it sends a dangerous message: *‘You are never accountable for your actions.’*

And that is how character begins to break down.

Schools and parents are meant to be partners, not opponents. The goal is the same—to raise responsible, respectful, and well-grounded children.

Let’s not tear down the system meant to build our children. Let’s work together, ask questions calmly, and correct with wisdom.

Because at the end of the day, the child is watching… and learning.”

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