School innovation: Commissioner challenges Sokoto principals to drive change in schooling

The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Sokoto state, Professor Ahmad Ladan Ala, has challenged principals throughout the state to embrace innovation and introduce new methods able to reworking educating and studying in colleges.

Professor Ala gave the cost on Monday throughout a data sharing go to to GGDSS Yar Akija, Sultan Attahiru Secondary School and GGDSS Yahaya Abdulkarim, Dorowa Road, Low Cost, Sokoto.

The go to featured the inspection of revolutionary practices, together with morning identification card programs to advertise college students’ punctuality and literacy and numeracy actions throughout morning meeting and classroom classes.

At GGDSS Yar Akija, the delegation noticed a newly launched identification card system requiring college students to reach between 7:00 a.m. and seven:45 a.m., whereas late arrivals are recognized accordingly.

At Sultan Attahiru Secondary School, the workforce inspected literacy and numeracy actions throughout morning meeting, alongside the varsity’s identification card initiative. The delegation additionally noticed literacy and numeracy classes for JSS and SS college students at GGDSS Yahaya Abdulkarim.

The visiting principals and vice principals expressed admiration for the improvements and engaged their counterparts in discussions on find out how to replicate the initiatives of their respective colleges.

The Sokoto State ANCOPSS President, Bello Abubakar, who can be Principal of Sultan Bello Secondary School, urged principals to undertake the improvements noticed or develop related initiatives to enhance college efficiency.

Professor Ala recommended the visiting college directors for his or her dedication and urged principals throughout the state to embrace significant improvements, strengthen educating and studying, and work collectively to maneuver Sokoto’s schooling sector ahead.

The commissioner was accompanied by the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Sanusi Aliyu Binji; Executive Secretary, Arabic Board, Ahmed Baba Altine; and Director of Examination Matters, Abubakar Abdullahi.