Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, depending on the age of the child, they are encouraged to complete work at home. The most important is the regular sharing of a reading book with you. Each child is given a homework diary at the beginning of each year which will help them organise their work.

We believe in enforcing discipline at TSS and we do not spare the rod to spoil the child. However, our policy is to enforce discipline but out of love with sole intention to correct wrong acts. We use appropriate method for the situation at hand and sometimes the parents also need to be involved for quick correction.

Yes, the children have the chance to take part in many visits. In the past these have included Zoological Garden in Ibadan, the airport, Shoprite supermarket, etc.

We believe that the School’s organized lessons are sufficient for all our pupils. However, some parents work late and wish to positively engage their children while waiting to be picked up. Our policy is to tolerate private lessons between the Teachers and the parents, but this requires the approval of school authority.

We encourage all our parents and guardians to pay school fees before resumption. However, the school gives about a month grace after which children may be prevented from attending classes.

End-of-Year party is compulsory and there is no exception as this forms part of the school fees. If any child is unable to attend, gifts and other items shared at the party will be kept or sent to the child at the right time.