L-R: Olaniyi Yusuf, Chairman, Governing Board, Corona Schools Trust Council; Fifelomo Dawodu, Chairman, Corona Secondary Schools Board; Chioma Chime, 2026 Valedictorian, Corona Day Secondary School Lekki; Myma Belo-Osagie, President, Board of Trustees, Corona Schools Trust Council, and Adeyoyin Adesina, CEO, Corona Schools Trust Council at the maiden graduation ceremony of Lekki Day Secondary School recently in Lagos.
Corona Day Secondary School, Lekki, has pledged to scale up investment in technology, in the expectation that the investment will ensure its students are hands-on in experiential learning and, by extension, become globally competitive.
In what can be described as a journey from lockdown to legacy, the school has graduated its first-ever set, which enrolled in 2020, when COVID-19 shuttered classrooms and disrupted learning experiences worldwide.
The class of 2026, consisting of 32 students, didn’t just earn certificates; they displayed a great deal of resilience, which was rewarded by the numerous awards, recognitions and laurels they won for the school, some of which could take contemporary institutions decades to replicate.
The set’s dynamic learning experience, which included intermittently switching to online learning during the pandemic, as well as school-wide participation in major exams under pandemic restrictions, has also informed a new thinking for the school’s management.
