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Oyo govt urges students, teachers to prioritise academic excellence

The Oyo State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the quality of education and learning outcomes as schools resume for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Olusegun Olayiwola, gave the assurance in a welcome-back message to students on behalf of Governor Seyi Makinde.

Olayiwola urged students to approach the new session with renewed determination, discipline and commitment to their studies.

He said, “The new academic session provides our students with another opportunity to pursue excellence. I encourage them to remain focused, disciplined and committed to their studies.”

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The Commissioner also charged teachers to demonstrate professionalism by being punctual, properly prepared and consistent in their classroom duties.

He stressed that effective lesson planning, regular classroom attendance and good conduct were essential to achieving better learning outcomes.

Olayiwola further called on parents and guardians to take an active interest in their children’s education by monitoring their academic progress, providing necessary learning materials and maintaining regular communication with teachers and school authorities.

According to him, “Parents and guardians have an important role to play in supporting their children’s education through proper supervision, provision of learning materials and collaboration with schools.”

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The Commissioner described the first term as an important period for laying a strong academic foundation for the year.

He therefore urged all stakeholders, including teachers, parents, school authorities and students, to work together towards improving academic performance and the overall development of learners.

Olayiwola also advised proprietors of private schools to comply with the academic calendar and guidelines issued by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, saying adherence to approved standards would help maintain quality across the state’s education sector.

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