Bisina SomtoAs the anticipation surrounding school resumption date after the Easter break grows, the Federal Ministry of Education in Nigeria has officially declared the resumption date for the 2024/2025 academic session.
This announcement encompasses primary, secondary schools, as well as universities and polytechnics across all 36 states of the federation.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelThe resumption date set by the Federal Ministry of Education is May 9, 2024. On this day, students across Nigeria are expected to return to their respective schools to commence the new term and academic session.
It is imperative for both primary and secondary school students to prepare adequately to avoid missing out on crucial topics that will be covered during the initial week of resumption.
While the Federal Ministry of Education has proposed May 9, 2024, as the official resumption date, it is crucial to note that individual state governments hold the authority to modify this date based on their specific circumstances. Hence, schools are advised to stay informed and be flexible in case of any adjustments made by state authorities.
Regardless of whether they are private or public institutions, all educational facilities, from primary to tertiary level, are expected to reopen on the stipulated date. The uniformity of the resumption date for both secondary and primary schools emphasizes the synchronized approach adopted by the education sector in Nigeria.
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The Federal Government’s announcement solidifies Monday, May 9, 2024, as the updated resumption date for schools in all 36 states, including:
Abia State
Adamawa State
Akwa Ibom State
Anambra State
Bauchi State
Bayelsa State
Benue State
Borno State
Cross River
Delta State
Edo State
Ekiti State
Enugu State
FCT (Federal Capital Territory)
Gombe State
Imo State
Jigawa State
Kaduna State
Kano State
Katsina State
Kebbi State
Kogi State
Kwara State
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Lagos State
Minna State
Nasarawa State
Niger State
Ogun State
Ondo State
Osun State
Oyo State
Rivers State
Sokoto State
Taraba State
Yobe State
Zamfara State.
This comprehensive update on the school resumption date provides clarity for students, parents, and educational institutions, marking a crucial step in the academic calendar for the 2024/2025 session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the resumption date be subject to change by individual states?
Yes, the resumption date provided by the Federal Ministry of Education for the 2024/2025 academic session in Nigeria is a proposed date. Individual state governments hold the authority to make adjustments based on their specific circumstances.
It is advisable for schools, students, and parents to stay informed and flexible, as changes may occur at the state level. Regularly checking for updates from state education authorities will ensure that everyone is well-prepared for any modifications to the resumption schedule.
Is the May 9, 2024 resumption date applicable to all levels of education, including tertiary institutions?
Yes, the announced resumption date of May 9, 2024, applies to all levels of education, including primary, secondary schools, universities, and polytechnics.
The Federal Ministry of Education has adopted a uniform approach, emphasizing the synchronized reopening of all educational institutions on the same date. Therefore, students from various levels should prepare to resume classes on May 9, 2024, to commence the new term and academic session.
How can students and parents prepare for the resumption on May 9, 2024?
To prepare for the resumption on May 9, 2024, students and parents should:
Ensure that all necessary school supplies, including textbooks, uniforms, and stationery, are ready.
Confirm the specific resumption guidelines and requirements issued by individual schools or institutions.
Review any academic materials or topics covered prior to the break to ease the transition back into studies.
Stay updated on any announcements or changes to the resumption date by regularly checking official communications from both the Federal Ministry of Education and respective state education authorities.
Communicate with schools to address any concerns or seek additional information regarding the resumption process, especially if there are specific requirements due to the ongoing global situation or other factors.
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