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Moslem Comprehensive High School, Imepe, Ijebu-Ode

Location: [1]

History

The history of Moslem Comprehensive High School dates back to 1955 with the establishment of two schools: Moslem Boys Modern School, Isoku, and Moslem Girls Secondary School, Imepe. In 1965, the Muslim community decided to merge these two schools to enhance efficiency and performance. This amalgamation resulted in the formation of Moslem Secondary Commercial School, Imepe, which initially had a total population of 126 pupils—60 boys and 66 girls.

The school maintained its commercial status until 1980, when the late Chief Olabisi Onabanjo’s civilian administration upgraded it to a full-fledged secondary institution. This upgrade gave the school its present name, Moslem Comprehensive High School, Imepe, Ijebu-Ode. Despite the changes, the school retains February 1, 1955, as its year of establishment.

Student Council

The school has a Learners Representation Council (LRC), which serves as a governing body among the students. This council is composed of school prefects and class captains. The LRC acts as a vital link between the students and the school authority, ensuring peace and order by promoting adherence to school rules and regulations. The council organizes moral talks during the weekly assembly under the guidance and supervision of teachers. Additionally, it collects and communicates students' views to the school management.

Clubs and Societies

Literary and Debate Society

The Literary and Debate Society organizes weekly activities every Wednesday, including quizzes, reading competitions, debates, impromptu speeches, and spelling bees. These activities foster intellectual growth and keep the school environment engaging and exciting.

Drama and Cultural Society

The Drama and Cultural Society has gained recognition through the coordination of Mr. Ogunde, who is associated with the famous Ogunde Films. His efforts have established a vibrant drama and cultural club in the school, leading to invitations for the school to showcase its talents at various events.

Press Club

The school’s Press Club, known as "The Parrots," is an active group that displays articles on various subjects on the press board weekly. Students also broadcast news during the Friday assembly, promoting journalistic skills among its members.

Moral Talks

Twice a week, students deliver speeches on selected topics during the assembly to enhance the school’s moral tone. Teachers also use these sessions to provide inspirational talks, fostering a culture of ethical and moral development.

Student Life

Moslem Comprehensive High School strives to create a child-friendly and lively environment. Events and competitions are organized every term to maintain a competitive spirit among students. Preliminary rounds take place during the term, while the finals are held after terminal examinations. Winners are awarded prizes as motivation. Popular events include:

Reading Competition
Spell Thrill Competition
Essay Writing Competition
Inter-Class Football Competition
Inter-Class Indoor Games Competition

Administrative Structure

The school is owned by the Ogun State Government and is led by a principal, supported by vice-principals overseeing academics and administration. The administrative team also includes three heads of departments and three form coordinators who manage the day-to-day academic progress of students.

Staffing

The school boasts a team of dedicated and hardworking teaching and non-teaching staff, ensuring effective teaching and learning processes.

Curriculum

Moslem Comprehensive High School follows the Senior Secondary School curriculum, offering three distinct fields of study:

Science
Humanities
Business

Students take a combination of the following:

Compulsory Core Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Civic Education, and a trade/entrepreneurship subject.
Core Subjects in Specialized Fields:
- Humanities: Nigerian Languages (Yoruba), Literature in English, Government, Geography, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, History, Economics, and Visual Arts.
- Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture, Food and Nutrition, Economics, and Geography.
- Business Studies: Accounting, Insurance, Commerce, Economics, and Geography.

End-of-Term Activities

At the end of every term, the school organizes finals for various academic and sports competitions, including:

Spelling Bee
Essay Writing
Debates
Football Competitions

Trophies and other prizes are awarded to outstanding students to recognize and encourage their efforts.

Reference

40th Anniversary: [2]