The Fountain Schools Ota

OUR MISSION

To provide all our stakeholder and community with convenient and reliable educational services that can continually stand the test of time.

OUR VISION

To build a world-class school and continue to contribute to the educational excellence in Nigeria.

CORE VALUES

Integrity is innate in us, passion is our driving force, diligence is our daily exercise and spirituality is our daily bread.

CURRICULUM

We provide our children with broad and balanced curriculum in accordance with the requirements of the National Curriculum.

WELCOME

It is my pleasure to welcome you all to the official website of the Fountain schools Ota.Choosing the right school for your child is the most important and exciting responsibility you undertake.The Fountain Model School was established out of passion for raising generational agents, to change and secure the future of the society.Our children staffs and trustees are proud of being part of the school.We are conscious of expectations of parents and our community thus we maintain high standards.The standards are achieved through mixture of academic and extra curriculum activities. The curriculum is designed to build a total child, our ICT center is well equipped with computers.It's real practical and display of skills and talents.You can't but be self reliance and dependent. We are pleased to show parent around at anytime so that they can see and share from our ethos, stimulating environment and cool atmosphere.

We achieve our purpose by:

Encouraging staff to provide selfless and committed service.
Promoting family involvement in our school activities.
Constant investment into the school to create an atmosphere of modernity.
Utilising all methods of teaching using a broad and a balanced curriculum.
Encouraging pupils to learn our diverse culture.

Nigeria’s education minister proposes 12-year basic education model

10th Feb, 2025 By Admin 92k 81

The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, has proposed a transition to a 12-year basic education system in Nigeria, advocating a shift from the current 9-3-4 model to a 12-4 structure. Speaking at the 2025 Extraordinary National Council of Education meeting in Abuja on Thursday, Alausa emphasised the need for this reform to align Nigeria’s education system with global standards. The NCE, the highest policymaking body in Nigeria’s education sector, convened to deliberate on key issues, including the proposed 12-year model and the approval of a national policy on bullying. “It is important to acknowledge that while the 9-3-4 system of education has its merits, it also has drawbacks, such as the need for students to work in order to further their education,” Alausa explained.
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“It is therefore prudent to transition from the 9-3-4 to the 12-4 system of education. By doing so, Nigeria will align with global standards in preparing students for better tertiary education.” Enhancing Education Quality, Outcomes Alausa outlined the benefits of the proposed 12-year basic education system, emphasising its potential to provide a more structured and uninterrupted learning experience. “A 12-year basic education model will ensure a continuous, uninterrupted curriculum, promoting better standardisation and fostering quality assurance in the education system.

AI in Schools: Pros and Cons

10th Feb, 2025 By Admin 460k 31

Generative AI has opened up a whole new world to administrators, educators, and students. The power of AI is undeniable, and understanding the pros and cons of artificial intelligence in education is essential for making informed decisions. To best use AI in schools, teachers and administrators need to know AI’s advantages and challenges. Read more

Generative AI is here to stay, and its impact on the field of education will only grow as artificial intelligence continues to develop. While the specter of students using AI to cheat has raised concerns among educators around the world, the potential positive and productive uses of AI counterbalance those fears. Indeed, AI can be used to inspire and foster creativity, lend multiple perspectives, summarize existing materials, generate and reinforce lesson plans, and stimulate image creation. To date, however, student use far exceeds that of instructors: According to a national survey conducted by Tyton Partners in 2023, 27% of students reported being regular users of generative AI tools, as opposed to just 9% of instructors. Nearly half of students have tried AI writing tools at least once; 71% of instructors have never tried AI tools. It’s in educators’ best interests to understand the uses and advantages of AI and to be aware of the challenges of the technology. Armed with this information, educators can make sound decisions about how to implement AI in their classrooms. In the next two sections, we’ll look at the advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence in education.

Testimonials

I got to know about the School in the year 2003 from my colleagues at WEMA Bank Ota, when I was far away in Bauchi town Bauchi state. I made up my mind after my findings about the owner of the school and staffs alike to enroll my children at "The Fountain Schools Ota". It will interest you to know that with my findings, I had no alternative than to withdraw my children from the previous schools and I give glory to God for making all of them (Four 4) came out in flying colors.. Aside academic excellence which The School is known for, Discipline is also one of their watchword and above all the fear of God exhibited on that ground. I'm happy to announce that all my children wrote their WAEC and JAMB once and gained admission to different Universities. Today I'm a proud father of 3 graduates and an undergraduate of which all are doing well in their chosen fields. Therefore, I call on whomsoever reading this to endeavor to register their wards in The Fountain Schools Ota.

Comrade S.S. Oluwasola

The FOUNTAIN COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOLS has been one of the best schools ever noticed and it has really boast my children's academic potentials, and as well preparing them for tertiary institutions. The scholarship scheme is another way the school is given back to the public her societal obligation of which I'm a benefactor. FCSS has been a great encouragement to us through thick and thin. The school is known with qualified teachers that can wither through any circumstance to reach out academically to their students through online/e-learning platform which was demonstrated during the global pandemic. Long live Fountain Schools.

Engr. Felix Okoro SDCF-G CONCEPT LTD,

It is a great pleasure to encounter and write about The Fountain Schools Ota. I have two of my wards there and have seen professionalism, responsibility and commitment from the visioneer and the team of staff/ teachers likewise. A classical example is the way they managed the lock-down period of Covid 19. Their products - the students -tell volumes about their academic and moral standards. Keep up the good work

Engr. Yemi Odude

The Fountain School is one of the best Schools around. I remember returning from abroad with my kids who couldn't speak nor write English language as the country we were coming from wasn't an English speaking nation. Luckily it was during the summer coaching and by the leading of the Lord we were directed to the school and after the summer class my children did amazingly excellent. They could speak, read and write English and there we made up our minds and register them fully in the school. Since then, it has been from one level of exploit to another. One of my children is a beneficiary of the school's scholarship scheme and this is amazing. In addition, our friends who brought their children because of the great improvement in my kids have the same testimonies about their children. In conclusion, if you want to program your children for future exploits, Fountain schools is the place.

Mrs. Evans-Osabuohien Patience