OBMS celebrates 2020 end of the year/ Christmas party

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Oritamefa Baptist Model School (OBMS), Total garden, Ibadan celebrates the 2020 end of the year and Christmas party on the 15th December 2020 at the chapel.
The event was decorated with various activities including song presentations by the students, choreography and drama presentation was not left out.

The event was spiced-up by the word of God by Revd, Dr. Remi Awopegba with a topic Are you prepared for a landing space for Jesus? With a text from Luke 2 verse 7.

Revd Awopegba Begins by welcoming all the members of the board of the school from the Principal, Mrs Odekunle, Admin officers and the vice chairman of the board.

Among those in attendance includes the Vice Principal, Mr Oni, Mr Adebanwo, Mrs Adeloye, HODs like Mssr Adewale, Class tutors, subject teachers, and most importantly Mr Sunday Adegoke Adeoye - who had been away for sometimes due to his involvement in an accident.
Special activity of the event is the recognition and Awards of excellence to an SS 2 student, Master Samuel Aina, who won a tuition scholarship.

He added that among the SS 3 students, 8 of the students won a scholarship for A level till university level.

He also encouraged the students to watch a type of friends they keep and admonished them not to play away during the festive seasons.

The event was crowned with presentation of gift to all students by their class teachers and refreshments to all parents present at the program.

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