Grace High School, Gbagada, Lagos, has reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence after emerging as the best-performing school in Lagos State in the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
The school received recognition from the Nigerian Computer Society (NCS), Lagos State Chapter, for its outstanding performance in the examination.
Speaking on the recognition, the Executive Director of Grace Schools, Mrs Olatokunbo Edun, said the institution would continue to invest the necessary resources in providing quality education and sustaining its record of academic achievement.
Edun said the school had established itself as a leading educational institution through its consistent commitment to high standards, adding that its management remained determined to improve the quality of teaching and learning.
The Chairman of the NCS Lagos State Chapter, Dr Adesina Adewale, also commended the school for its remarkable performance in the 2025 WASSCE.
At the event, the society presented an award to Mike-Nnaji Joshua Chidiebere, a student of Grace High School, who was recognised as the overall best student.
His parents were present at the ceremony to celebrate the achievement.
The NCS also praised the school’s management, teachers and parents for their dedication, hard work and collective contribution to the students’ academic success.
The society said the recognition was designed to celebrate excellence, innovation and outstanding academic achievements among young Nigerians.
Reaffirming the school’s commitment to educational development, Edun said Grace Schools would continue to nurture globally recognised intellectuals equipped with the knowledge and skills to excel in their chosen fields.
