Leadership retreat for February 25

The forthcoming retreat for school administrators and officials will expose the participants to the basic skills
needed to inspire their workers for longer service and productivity, the Association of Proprietors of Private Schools has said.

The retreat tagged, “Effective Empowerment of Schools through Collaborative Capacity Building and Leadership,’’ starts on February 25 at Magodo, Lagos State.

The Lagos State chapter Chairman of the association, Mr. Yomi Otubela, said the programme became necessary to provide “requisite skills in school business using collaborative building capacity.

“Some other focus is on sports and recreation activities as a tool for self and body development.

Exercising the body is a tool to staying healthy and its importance and benefits will be emphasised and practiced during
the retreat.’’

The Managing Consultant, Standard Mandate International, Mr. Nelson Ayodele, said the training of teachers and school managers was necessary to keep the academic environment vibrant.

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Workshop for NGOs and Corporate Organisations

Sustainability Workshop for NGOs and
Corporate Organisations
Overview Leading companies know that: "Business as usual" has changed.

Investors, media and customers want companies to address social and environmental concerns.

Leading companies in the private sector recognize that they should develop strategies to meet these needs while remaining profitable. At the same time, many of the most effective non- governmental organizations (NGOs) recognize that they can achieve widespread and lasting change by harnessing the power of the market.

To achieve these goals, companies
and NGOs are finding ways to work together.

This emerging shift in NGOs/private
corporations relationship creates an exciting new landscape of opportunities for both NGOs and the private sector to collaborate, increase capacity, sustainability and deliver service to the community.

Yet such partnerships must
not be entered into lightly. The choice of
partner (the "who"), the articulated objectives (the "why") and the mode of operations (the "how") are decisive factors in the success of any partnership.

Also, key is that after successfully indentifying corporate bodies whose objectives are in sync with theirs, NGOs will need to be equipped with the necessary tools that will make these companies want to forge partnerships them...

Programme:

Getting to know you and workshop road map/ Concept of Shared Value

Sustainability Strategy for NGOs

Social Entrepreneurship NGO -

Private Sector

Partnership Managing projects

NGO Fund Raising

Putting together compelling proposals

Stakeholder Communication and

Sustainability Reporting

Group Work

Group Presentation Round Table :  4 Guests: Nestle, BAT, LCCI, GSK, Access Bank, Sahara Energy, NB Plc and Diamond Bank

Targeted Audience:

This workshop will be suitable for all Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Individuals interested in setting up NGOs and CSR executives who work with NGOs

Programme Duration: 2 Days

Programme Amount:  N150,000

Programme Date: February 24 – 25, 2015

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GTB Lagos State Principals Cup Commence

OVER 20 secondary schools and their officials on 28 of January at the corporate headquarters of GTB Bank Victoria Island Lagos, where draws for the final phase of the sixth edition of the Lagos State Principals Cup washeld.

The championship, which is billed to kick off 2nd of February 2015, saw the competing 24 secondary schools boys’ teams drawn into three groups, with t

he opening game in Group A featuring Ogunmodede College Epe against Dr. Lucas Memorial College, Kirikiri.

Other matches will see Ikorodu Senior
Grammar School battling King Ado High School Lagos in Group B, just as Sango Senior High School would contend with Agidingbi Senior Grammar School.

Three teams would qualify in each of the
groups after the first stage, which is on round robin basis.

In the girls category, which features 18 teams, CMS Senior School, Bariga, will battle Epe Girls High School in Group A, Methodist Girls High School, Yaba, will face Alakoto Senior High School Agege in Group B.