Despite the rain fall which made us start two hours after the time we ought to, the prize giving/end of session party was a success.
I am indeed very proud of my nephew Etenzu and my son Enyo who graduated yesterday.
Enyo,his classmates and their teacher.
Etenzu will be going into secondary school and Enyo is going from nursery to primary school.
Students from the three different graduating classes (i.e nursery 3, primary 6 and J.S.S 3), snapped with the cake and their teachers.
Etenzu, giving the head boy's speech after a successful tenure
Some items were bought and donated by 
Wrapped gift items for students, donated by to encourage academic work
- 2 dozens of 60leaves notebooks at #900 per dozen where sbd is #380 (#1800 for 2dozens) 4.74sbd
- 3 dozens of 40leaves notebooks at #600 per dozen where sbd is #380 (#1,800 for 3 dozens) 4.74 sbd
- half dozen of handwritting notebooks #180 I.e 0.5sbd
- 6 novels at #300 each (#1800 for 6) 4.74sbd
- 6 trays and 3 orange squeezers at #300 each (#2,700) 7.11sbd
- Wrapping sheet and cellotape cost 800 2.11sbd
Total amount spent 9,080 (23.94sbd)
Gift items for teachers and more books for students, yet to be wrapped
We had almost finished wrapping all, when I remembered I had not snapped them for the purpose of writing on it here.
giving a gift to a pre-nursery student
I also made a cake with all the colours of the graduation gowns represented there.
rewarding an S.S 2 student.
I finished decorating the cake by 4am because if I can trade my sleep to make cakes available for customers, I would do much more for my beloved son.
graduation cake made by me ()
My son in two months, has learnt the basic fingering skills in keyboard and the national anthem. They were shocked to see a boy whom they asked in May whether he could play keyboard and he said 'No', playing with grace and enthusiasm.
little Enyo, playing the national anthem
He made few mistakes due to stage fright and his music teacher wasn't around to set the keyboard to the tune he always uses but it was beautiful all the same.
We had no #180,000 to send him to music school for now, but he's learning very fast at home. Thanks to Mr. Philip for his selfless efforts.
After which, various skills were displayed by the kids. My son and his classmates, named parts of the body in French and he was the 'Head Teacher' in a little playlet presented by his class. He made parents laugh hard. I have studied him and discovered how multi talented he is.
I won't be able to place all the pictures and videos in one post but I will surely display them here.