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BRIEF HISTORY AND LOCATION OF B.S.S. ORAIFITE
Boys’ Secondary School, Oraifite was established as Anglican Grammar School, Oraifite in 1962.
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The founders were Oraifite Anglican Women Conference and Oraifite Indigenous Anglican Teachers. The Chairperson of the Women Conference was Mrs. Matilda Nwokolo (Nee Efobi) ably assisted by Chief Hon. Sir Janet Mokelu (KSC, JP OON) with Mrs Victoria Okeke as the Secretary.
The pioneer Principal of the School was Mr. D.I.S. Anyachebelu who was later succeeded in 1970 by Mr. H.A.G. Offor.
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After Nigerian Biafran Civil war in 1970, the name was changed to Oraifite Secondary School. This was as a result of the takeover of Mission and Private schools by the Ukpabi Asika led Government of East Central State of Nigeria. Later, it became known as Oraifite Grammar School, before the name was changed again to Boys’ Secondary School. However, till now many people refer to our school as Oraifite Grammar School.
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The School is situated at Agba Achi Oraifite. Agba Achi Height is along Onitsha/ Owerri Express Way. The school’s immediate public institution neighbours are Oraifite Central Police Station and St Mary’s Catholic Church, Isingwu Oraifite.
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Coming from Onitsha axis of the express way, it is at the right hand side but from Owerri axis it is at the left hand side of the express way.
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OUR SCHOOL’S VISION STATEMENT
To use formal education as a veritable instrument for expanding human capacity to greatest advantage of humanity by offering our boys quality vocationalised system of education.
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MISSION STATEMENT
To train boys in fear of God and equip them with skills for future socio-economic and political leadership devoid of corruption. And to help our nation to gradually toe the line of vocationalisation of education system.
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OUR SCHOOL OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the College are:
1. To offer guidance for proper spiritual, moral, and character development, with a focus on the needs of 21st-century technological advancement.
2. To prepare students for further studies in every human discipline and endeavor.
3. To provide training in science, technology, and humanities at the secondary school level.
4. To provide skilled manpower in science-related disciplines as well as in technical and vocational trades.
5. To promote self-actualization through gainful employment.
6. To prepare students for professional training in tertiary institutions.
7. To cultivate the spirit of hard work, discipline, and dedication to service.
8. To promote a sense of responsibility among students as future leaders in all facets of life.
9. To provide a conducive environment for learning and promote functional education through the vocationalization agenda.
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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
A one week orientation programme is usually organized for all the newly admitted students by the Guidance and Counselling unit in conjunction with the Vice Principals Academic and Administration to familiarize them with life in the school. This helps the students feel socially and emotionally secured in the school environment.
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ADMINISTRATION
The Principal is the Chief executive officer of the College. The Principal is assisted by three (3) Vice Principals viz: Vice Principal Administration, Vice Principal Academic and Vice Principal Special Duties.
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The Principal, Vice Principals and few senior officers constitute the senior Management Committee.
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The College runs a committee system of administration. These committees: include Hostel Committee, Food Committee, Academic Board Committee, Sports Committee, Works Committee, Welfare Committee, Investment Committee, Environmental Committee, P.T. A Executive, Prefects Body etc.
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They Constitute the College Management Team. The Board of Governors of our school is the highest policy making body and is solely responsible to the Proprietor (The Bishop of Nnewi) through Diocesan Education Board.
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At the end of the Senior Secondary program, certificates are awarded to successful students through external examinations conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO).
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ASSESSMENT
The College conducts two types of assessments for students:
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Continuous Assessment (CA)
Terminal Examinations
In addition, students sit for external examinations administered by WAEC and NECO.
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The final year senior students are required to sit for the two external examinations for certification. The final year students in JSS write the BECE examination.
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Continuous Assessment forms 30% while 70% is for the terminal examinations for every student’s report each term in Senior Classes and 40% and 60% respectively for junior classes.
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For any student to be promoted to his next class, he must pass at least five subjects at credit level including English Language and Mathematics.
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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
A one week orientation programme is usually organized for all the newly admitted students by the Guidance and Counselling unit in conjunction with the Vice Principals Academic and Administration to familiarize them with life in the school.
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This helps the students feel socially and emotionally secured in the school environment.
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Co-curricular activities are those activities organized outside the college academic work to ease stress and reinforce topics taught in classes e.g. club/societies activities.
(Check the bottom of this page to see them all)
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GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS (For All Students)
1. Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate
2. Testimonial or Transfer Certificate and last result from the previous school
3. Locker, Chair, and Chain/Padlock
4. Three (3) recent passport photographs
5. Letter of Undertaking by Parent(s) or Guardian(s)
6. Black loafers
7. A pair of black sandals
8. One black belt
9. Exercise Books (To be purchased from the school):
* Long Note Books (12)
* 40 Leaves (12)
* 20 Leaves (12)
10. One Bible (Revised Standard Version)
11. Book of Common Prayer (Ancient and Modern – for Boarders only)
12. Assembly Manual
13. Moral Instruction Manual
14. Anambra Anthem Booklet
15. 2 Markers, 2 Red Pens, 2 Black or Blue Pens
16. Toothbrush and Toothpaste
17. Detergent (900g)
18. Cutlery (Spoon and Fork)
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ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FOR BOARDERS ONLY
1. Bathroom slippers
2. One big knife or machete
3. Two (2) brooms
4. One mosquito net
5. Bedsheets (Blue and White – at least 2 sets)
6. Pillowcases (Blue and White – at least 2 pieces)
7. One pillow
8. One cupboard with padlock
9. One plastic bucket
10. Six-spring foam mattress
11. One jerry can
12. One mop
13. One 750ml bottle of Dettol
14. One packet of six (6) rolls of tissue
15. Chain (for securing personal belongings)
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IMPORTANT NOTE
* Confiscated handsets (phones) will NEVER be returned to the student or parents.
* All beverages or edible provisions must be in paper packs to ensure environmental cleanliness and easy disposal.
SCHOOL FEES & HOSTEL FEES:
Option 1:
Bank: Zenith Bank
Account Name: PTA Boys Secondary School Oraifite
Account Number: 1220366925
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Option 2:
Bank: UBA (United Bank for Africa)
Account Name: Boys Secondary School Oraifite
Account Number: 2084070265
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FOR ALL CHAPEL PAYMENTS:
Bank : Fidelity Bank Plc
Account Name : CHAPEL OF DIVINE WISDOM ORAIFITE
Account Number: 5601337794
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EXTERNAL EXAMINATIONS PAYMENTS:
Bank: First Bank
Account Name: Boys Secondary School Oraifite
Account Number: 2022312909
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Ensure you retain your payment receipt and present it to the school for confirmation.
CURRICULUM
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The College operates in line with the National Policy on Education, following the 6-3-3-4 system. Boys’ Secondary School Oraifite runs a 3-year Junior Secondary School (JSS) and a 3-year Senior Secondary School (SSS).
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JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)
The Junior School’s 3-year basic education course leads to the award of the Basic Education Certificate. Each student is expected to offer the following subjects:
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English Language
Mathematics
Basic Science and Technology
Religion and National Values
Pre-vocational Studies
Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA)
Business Studies
French Language
One Nigerian Language (Igbo)
Civic Education
Social Studies
Computer Education
History
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SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (SSS)
The 3-year Senior School curriculum is comprehensive, covering Science, ICT, Entrepreneurship, and Humanities. Courses offered include:
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English Language
Mathematics
Igbo Language
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Agricultural Science
Geography
Economics
Government
Commerce
Literature-in-English
Accounting
ICT
Further Mathematics
Civic Education
One Trade Course
All rise and hail
Oraifite Grammar School.
Lift up your hearts to salute your founders
And those who labor for the progress of our school.
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We pray for boys and staff, oh Lord,
To bear the banner of our school and hope,
For the progress of our school
And our fathers’ land (D.C.).
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
Admission of students into the college is through the Common Entrance Examination and selection examination.
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Candidates seeking admission into JSS I must have completed or be at the verge of completing Primary six level of education from an approved primary school.
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Candidates who already have BECE Certificate and wish to study are required to sit for the Entrance Selection Examination. Successful candidates are offered provisional admission at their appropriate levels.
Diocese Of Nnewi, Anglican Communion, Church Of Nigeria
Meeting the School Principal
STUDENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
For Boys’ Secondary School, Oraifite
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1. GENERAL CONDUCT
Students must exhibit good manners, honesty, respect, and discipline at all times.
Disobedience, fighting, bullying, stealing, lying, or any form of violence is strictly prohibited.
Students must maintain a spirit of brotherhood and unity within the school community.
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2. SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EXPECTATIONS
Participation in daily devotions, chapel services, and religious programs is compulsory.
Students must uphold and reflect Christian values as taught by the Anglican Church.
Blasphemy, disrespect to religious leaders, or acts contrary to Christian faith are not tolerated.
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3. ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Punctuality and full attendance in all classes, tests, and examinations are mandatory.
Students must complete all assignments, projects, and homework on time.
Cheating or examination malpractice will attract severe disciplinary action.
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4. SCHOOL UNIFORM AND APPEARANCE
Full school uniform must be worn properly at all times during school hours and official outings.
Haircuts must be neat, low, and conventional—no fancy styles or coloring allowed.
No jewelry, unauthorized clothing items, or fashion accessories are permitted.
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5. CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR
Students must not make noise, eat, or use phones during lessons.
Respect must be shown to all teachers and classmates.
Vandalism or defacing of classroom property is a punishable offense.
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6. ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY
Students must be present and on time for morning assembly, classes, and all school functions.
Absence from school must be explained with a written note from parents/guardians.
Truancy or leaving the school premises without permission is a serious offense.
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7. BOARDING HOUSE (IF APPLICABLE)
All hostel rules must be strictly followed, including lights-out, cleaning rosters, and meal times.
Possession of contraband items (e.g., phones, electronics, alcohol, drugs) is strictly forbidden.
Respect must be shown to hostel wardens and fellow boarders.
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8. CLUBS AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Participation in at least two school clubs is compulsory.
Students must attend all club meetings and participate actively.
Absence from club activities without permission will result in disciplinary action.
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9. PROPERTY AND ENVIRONMENT
Students must treat school property with care and report damages immediately.
Littering is not allowed; students must keep classrooms and surroundings clean.
Stealing or damaging another student’s property is a serious offense.
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10. DISCIPLINARY MEASURES
Violations of school rules may attract any of the following:
Verbal or written warning
Detention or extra duties
Suspension (with or without notice to parents)
Expulsion (in extreme or repeated cases).
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11. PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
Parents/guardians are expected to support the enforcement of school rules at home.
They must attend Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) meetings and respond to school invitations promptly.
1. RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY
Always show respect to all staff members, including teachers, non-teaching staff, and school administrators.
Obey instructions promptly and without argument.
Stand and greet properly when a teacher or visitor enters the classroom.
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2. REVERENCE FOR GOD
Participate fully and respectfully in all spiritual activities including morning devotions, chapel services, and religious classes.
Refrain from any form of mockery or distraction during prayers or worship.
Practice Christian values daily – honesty, humility, kindness, and forgiveness.
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3. DISCIPLINE AND SELF-CONTROL
Maintain self-discipline at all times, both in and out of the classroom.
Avoid fighting, bullying, use of foul language, or any form of violence.
Keep noise levels appropriate, especially during study periods and in the chapel.
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4. PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND HYGIENE
Wear the correct school uniform neatly and with pride.
Keep hair neat and well-groomed (no extravagant hairstyles or coloring).
Maintain good personal hygiene – clean clothes, trimmed nails, and tidy shoes.
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5. CLEANLINESS AND ORDERLINESS
Keep your classroom, hostel, and school environment clean and tidy at all times.
Dispose of trash properly in designated bins.
Participate actively in sanitation duties.
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6. LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION
Speak respectfully to peers and elders at all times.
Avoid slangs, abusive words, or rude jokes.
Use proper language especially during formal gatherings and interactions.
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7. BROTHERHOOD AND UNITY
Show kindness, cooperation, and support to fellow students.
Avoid cliques or groups that promote division or exclusion.
Protect the dignity and wellbeing of others – no bullying or harassment.
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8. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
Always strive for excellence through honest effort.
Do not engage in examination malpractice, cheating, or plagiarism.
Complete assignments and study regularly.
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9. RESPECT FOR SCHOOL PROPERTY
Handle all school property with care – desks, chairs, books, computers, etc.
Do not write on walls or destroy any school materials.
Report damages or losses immediately to the appropriate authority.
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10. CONDUCT OUTSIDE SCHOOL
Represent the school positively at all times, even when off campus.
Avoid loitering, truancy, or mingling with bad company.
Always carry your school ID or identification when necessary.
SPORTING FACILITIES
Sports and Games are essential parts of the school curricular. All students are expected to participate in sporting activities. An Inter House Athletics competition is held each year or every other year.
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TUCK-SHOP
The College has a Tuck-shop where students can buy their basic needs such as toiletries and other essential commodities. It is managed by a committee. The tuck-shop is opened at specified times for both staff and students to make their purchases. Parents are also free to make purchases there for their children on resumption and visiting days.
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MEDICAL FACILITIES
The college runs a sick bay with experienced staff who provides first aid assistance. Serious cases are usually referred to State owned hospital or some approved standard private hospitals around the college. The bills are to be settled by the parents. Parents are however expected to inform the school of peculiar illness their wards have. This will facilitate handling of same when the need arises.
The college offers a variety of club activities for students, and each student is expected to register for at least two clubs and participate actively.
In addition to subject-based clubs, the following clubs are available:
1. Press Club
2. Literary and Debating Club
3. Dramatic Club
4. Cultural Club
5. JETS Club (Junior Engineers, Technicians, and Scientists)
6. NAFDAC Club
7. Young Readers Club
8. Anti-Corruption Club
9. HIV/AIDS Club
10. Family Life Club
11. Environment Club
12. Commonwealth/UNESCO Club
13. Red Cross Society
14. Boys’ Brigade
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Each club is led by a staff patron.
Club meetings are held on Thursdays after lessons, and attendance and participation are mandatory for all registered members.
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
Our school is an Anglican owned institution that follows Anambra State rules on religious activities. It is only Christian activities that are allowed in terms of religious programmes and events in this school.
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