SSS ONE CLASS PARTY

The SSS 1 Class party of the BBHS Mission, Abeokuta was celebrated on Wednesday 11^th of December, 2013. In attendance was an old student of the school, Mr. Afolabi Onabokun whose presence was a good moral boost to the students. He gave a wonderful speech on career and he extensively exposed the students to the archive of the old boys making positive imparts within and outside the shore of Nigeria. However there was a brilliant speech from the principal of the school, Dn. Abel Adebajo. In one word the event was “exhilarating”... All thanks to the class teacher, Mr Adeniyi Olusegun who put this together for the boys.

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The Newest OLD BOYS

The Baptist Boys High School (private) since its establishment on 11^th of October, 2010 has continued with the tradition of producing future leaders and the culture for excellence. This year, 2013 we graduated thirteen boys and they were adopted into the Old Boys Association by a team of Old Boys members led by Prof. D. Adelekan in a colourful event at the close of 2012/2013 academic session. The boys do the school proud at the last SSCE conducted by WAEC by recording 100% in Six Subjects.

@ THE DIRECTOR'S OFFICE, BMS

Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, Mrs. Oguntona and the director, Mr. Oyetunde

MR. OLUSEGUN ADENIYI ON OGTV...

 Today, Monday 17th by 4pm our Art instructor, Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi was on OGTV's TRIP LEARN Programme teaching the art of PHOTOGRAPHY from BBHS Mission's ART STUDIO.... I hope you didn't miss it, watch out for subsequent episodes...

BBHS GOT PUBLISHED ON THE PRINT MEDIA

TELL magazine of this week, May 6, 2013,(no.18) on page 3 with the caption ‘’telling their stories with pictures’’ reported by Segun Odunbanjo.

Daily SUN news paper of April 16 (vol. 10 no. 2604) on the education review pages of 25 and 26 with the caption ‘’trending landmark in entrepreneurial’’… and ‘’ photography: the trail blazing effort of BBHS’’… reported by: Moshood Adebayo

The NATION (on Sunday) news paper of April 14, 2013 the YOUNG NATION column of page 50 with the head line ‘’ photo exhibition’’ reported by Joe Agbro jr.

SATURDAY INDEPENDENT news paper of April 20, 2013 on ART forum column page 30 with the headline ‘’ BBHS holds photography exhibition’’ reported by:  Nkasiobi Oluikpe

Sunday NEWSWATCH news paper on KIDDIES PLAY column page, April 14, 2013. Reported by Olukemi Abimbola

PERIODIC TABLE by Miss Rita Alagboso

The Period Table is an Instructional material constructed to aid effective teaching of Chemistry in Senior Secondary School classes. Instructional materials are used to improve students’ knowledge, abilities, and skills, to monitor their assimilation of information, and to contribute to their overall development and upbringing.

There are three basic types of instructional materials: concrete objects, including objects from the world of nature; representations of concrete objects and phenomena; and descriptions of such objects and phenomena by means of the signs, words, and sentences of natural and artificial languages.

The periodic table is the most important classification of element in the chemistry. It was first arranged by Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869.

The periodic laws were that the properties of an element are a periodic function of the atomic numbers. In the periodic table, element with the same number of valence electron are arranged in groups while elements with the same number of electron shells are arranged in periods.

Element in the same group show very similar properties since their atom has the same number of electrons. These elements are arranged as members of a family.

The elements in the periodic table may be divided into blocks according to the orbital electron that are responsible for the position of the electrons. The s block has s electron in the out most energy level, while the p block has both s and p electron. The transition elements contain d electron with s an electrons while the lanthanides and actinides contain f electron in addition to the s, p and d electrons.

                                                                                                                                               

BBHS PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION 2013

BBHS PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION 2013

To curb the growing graduate unemployment rate, the Federal Government has introduced 32 trade entrepreneurial subjects to the Senior Secondary Schools curriculum and made it mandatory for all students to take at least one trade subject since the commencement of the 2011/12 Academic session. The aim is to encourage job creation, economic self reliance, and promote constructive and productive engagement of Youths to arrest the problem of Mass unemployment and incidences of anti social activities.  As part of the effort of the management of B.B.H.S. (Mission) to facilitate its students social, emotional and cognitive growth and put them on the path to reach their full potentials in life has packaged the works of its students from the PHOTOGRAPHY class (One of the approved trade/entrepreneurial subjects for the school by NECO/WAEC) for the public view.  The essence was to create understanding and dynamic result oriented of the photography class.  The exhibition was intended to instill in the students the sense of intellectual wonder and aesthetic adventure on the path of still- imaging. Documenting moments – really we cannot go back in time but with these pieces the children are offered the chance to take a step backward and appreciate the time spent, events of the past and happenings in their academic adventure at BBHS.  Acquisition of these set skills from the Photography platform will offer the students the opportunity to build a life for themselves and their communities.  The event was held on 26th and 27th of March, 2013.

OGTV was at the BBHS PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION and it was covered for a short documentary on the station’s morning program ‘NEW DAWN’ which was televised today, Thursday 28^th March about 8:42 am. Other media houses at the Exhibition were THE SUN newspaper, the GUARDIAN, NEWSWATCH newspaper.

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