As part of its commitment to shaping the next generation, Corona Schools has concluded plans to unveil its legacy project, a state-of-the-art tech hub designed to equip students with STEM skills, ensuring they are well-prepared for the future.

According to the school management, this is part of the activities listed for the celebration of the institution’s 70 years of excellence in the education sector, other programmes include with gala, and educators’ roundtable.

Sola Alamutu, the co-chairperson of the gala planning committee explained that the anniversary takes into cognizance of the renewed commitment of the management to quality education.

“This anniversary is not just about celebrating our past but embracing the future with renewed commitment,”
Alamutu said.

Similarly, Roland Odukomaiya, the chairperson of the gala planning committee, said, “Together, we are creating an experience that will be remembered for years to come.

Since its establishment in 1955, Corona Schools has remained a leader in education, instilling values of integrity, discipline, and excellence across its campuses in Lagos and Ogun State.

The institution’s seven decades of academic excellence, innovation, and service is a milestone anniversary, according to the organisers.

The celebrations will kick off on Thursday, March 6, 2025, with an educators’ roundtable at the MUSON Centre, bringing together thought leaders to discuss the future of education in Nigeria, and the world in general.

The gala planning committee revealed that the highlight of the anniversary will be a black tie gala on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at Jewel Aieda Event Centre at Lekki in Lagos State, where alumni, parents, staff, students, and friends will gather for an unforgettable evening of fine dining, entertainment, and inspiring speeches from distinguished guests.

Credit: Charles Ogwo