Thrilled! Glorious Scholars Academy's Proven Craft Day Boosts Kids' Self-Esteem"

Yearly, Glorious Scholars Academy has always, stunned her parents and her environs with their diversity in learning. It's safe to say that Glorious Scholars is the best place to put your child, if you are located within the vicinity of Ogun state.







This year, the pupils of Glorious Scholars did it again with their participation in the craft day exercise. It was a Wow! Moment indeed. Parents and guests were amazed to see their children creating several things. It was massive fun and massive learning time, admits their many mistakes while making the crafts, their teachers were patient to guide each child through the process, as it was not more about the end results but understanding the process and being able to do it alone with confidence. Nothing beats skills in this present day economy and Glorious Scholars has started this journey in an amazing with each pupil going back home with a great self esteem.

What Other Ways Can A School, Unleash Your Child's Inner Superstar: How Scholars Academy's Craft Day Ignites Confidence and Self-Love Makes Remarkable Statements In These Pictures 







Some of the items crafted include, cups, flower vase, roses, hand fans, slippers , cars and more with cardboards and other materials. It was indeed a beautiful event. The school aims isn't just to teach excellence in books but also excellence in character and creativity. Here is an evidence of from Shy to Shine: Scholars Academy's Craft Day Secrets for Helping Children Develop Unshakeable Self-Esteem will definitely make a landmark in the lives of these children in many years to come.


To learn more about Glorious Scholars Academy, you can reach them via: 

+234 906 866 6756

+234 813 027 1623

Glorious Scholars School, 12/12 Ijaliye Ewupe. Singer bus stop. Sango Ota





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