ORIRE Schools

2020/2021 set with the MD and staffs of the school

Outgoing SS3 students with their guardians

Register your wards in this great institution. Give your children the best education that will push them to higher grounds. Register now. Admissions in progress. Day and boarding available.

Human resource is the most important asset of a nation; intellectual capital is the most precious component of that human asset and education is the means to build intellectual capital. - Francis Onaiyekan

At the entrance gate of a university in South Africa the following message was posted for contemplation:

*"Destroying any nation does not require the use of atomic bombs or the use of long range missiles. _It only requires lowering the quality of education and allowing cheating in the examinations by the students._"*

Patients die at the hands of such doctors.

Buildings collapse at the hands of such engineers.

Money is lost at the hands of such economists & accountants.

Humanity dies at the hands of such religious scholars.

Justice is lost at the hands of such lawyers and judges...

Governence is lost at the hands of legislators.

*"The collapse of education is the collapse of the nation."*

Dear parents.

Please note the followings.

As you must have noticed around you,
There is an outbreak of mumps(segede) and other viral infections like conjunctivitis (apolo). The weather is changing and we are gradually approaching dry season hence the viral infections.

Kindly improve your ward(s) immunity by trying out the followings and more.

Make them wash their hands regularly.
Especially when they return from school.

Increase your child's water intake. (A minimum of 2 litres daily)

Deworm if you have not done so already.

Reduce the intake of junk food and carbonated drinks especially now.

Increase the intake of greens and vegetables.

Make them eat appropriately and moderately.

Dress them to suit the weather.

Visit the hospital if and when the need arise.

**We care about your wards**

Students preparing for examinations either this year or succeeding years go to the WAEC website and open the link WAEC Ghana. Then click on exam. A menu will open. Go to the bottom and you will find the chief examiner's report. Open the chief examiner's report and you will find past questions from 2011 to 2016 with the chief examiner's comments on how they were answered and what the candidates did wrong. He pointed out how they should have answered the questions.

*This can help in revision.*

Direct link:

Chief Examiner's Report

Teacher Ethics
Forbidden conducts:
1. Tasting/ Eating Early years pupils' food
2. Asking pupils/students for money or gifts
3. Treating pupils/students as rivals
4. Being touchy/ cranky with children
5. Getting late to work. Punctuality is the soul of business
6. Not marking students' notebooks and assignments
7. Borrowing things from pupils/ students
8. Promising your pupils/students and not fulfilling such
9. Being rude to constituted authority
10. Failure to submit school records as at when due
11. Making/Receiving calls in class
12. Using foul language and labelling pupils
13. Absconding from work without proper resignation
14. Absconding with school properties and records.

NECO releases June/July 2018 SSCE results

The National Examinations Council has released the June/July 2018 Senior Secondary Schools Certificate Examination results.

Out of the 1,041,536 candidates who sat for the examinations, only 742,455 of the candidates got at least five credits, including Mathematics and English Language.

A statement signed by the acting Registrar of the Council, Abubakar Gana, states that a total number of 20,181 candidates were involved in examination malpractices — less than that of 2017.

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