Education District VI of the Lagos State Ministry of Education has appointed 23 new Principals and 40 Vice Principals to provide leadership across schools within the district.
The Tutor General/Permanent Secretary of Education District VI, Mrs. Mojisola Christiana Yusuff, formally presented letters of appointment to the newly appointed school leaders during an event held at the district headquarters.
Addressing the appointees, Yusuff urged them to work collaboratively with members of their respective teams to ensure effective administration and the smooth running of their schools.
She also charged the new Principals and Vice Principals to uphold integrity, noting that their conduct and leadership style must inspire confidence and earn the respect of teachers, students and other members of the school community.
The Tutor General/Permanent Secretary warned against practices capable of undermining the integrity of the education system, including illegal admissions, unmerited promotions and unlawful examination registrations.
She further urged the new school leaders to mentor younger teachers and guide students towards becoming responsible and productive citizens.
Yusuff reminded them that their foremost responsibility is to create and sustain a safe, supportive and conducive learning environment where both teachers and students can thrive. She expressed confidence that the newly appointed leaders would contribute meaningfully to the development of schools across Education District VI and wished them a successful and impactful tenure.
