Nature Meets Nurture: Winners’ Schools Take Learning Outdoors on Children’s Day

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The 2025 Children’s Day celebration at Winners’ Schools was filled with joy, excitement, and heartfelt prayers as pupils embarked on a memorable excursion to the National Children’s Park and Zoo in Abuja. This special event marked Day 2 of their much-anticipated “Adventure Week,” blending education, fun, and community spirit.

Early in the day, concerned parents in the class WhatsApp group inquired about the school closing time. Brother Benedict David of Deeper Life Church clarified that in honor of Children’s Day, pupils had no fixed closing time, emphasizing the day was dedicated entirely to fun, learning, and celebration.

Parents and guardians quickly rallied, flooding the group chat with prayers for safety and thanksgiving. Messages like “May the Lord guide their steps and watch over all of them” and “May the Lord protect you people” reflected the strong communal and spiritual support. Muslim parents also offered prayers in their own way, reflecting the school’s inclusive environment, as Winners’ Schools is home to both Christian and Muslim families.

Excitement reached a peak when Mrs. Onuh E. A., proprietress of Winners’ Schools, shared real-time photo updates from the excursion. From preparations and arrival at the park to engaging moments such as observing buffaloes and an ostrich guided by Tour Guide Rose, these updates delighted parents and showcased the enriching experience.

The educational trip gave pupils the chance to encounter wildlife firsthand in a safe, supervised environment. Highlights included:

The day was carefully managed with supervision from teachers, volunteers, and zoo staff. Meals and hydration breaks kept the children energized throughout the adventure.

As the afternoon progressed, parents sought updates on pickup times. Mrs. Onuh reassured them with cheerful updates confirming the pupils’ safe return and lunchtime.

The day ended on a note of gratitude and joy. Sis Ifeoma Christopher expressed thanks for the friendly weather and fun-filled experience, while other parents commended the school’s management for organizing such a successful and memorable trip. Sis Nike Obajaja’s touching observation about a boy who “didn’t want to stop swinging” captured the innocence and happiness that defined the day.

Mrs. Onuh E. A. expressed appreciation to parents and teachers, highlighting the balance of fun and learning. With sportswear planned for Day 3’s activities, the excursion strengthened the bond between the school, pupils, and parents, creating lasting memories.

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