Eyes on the Future Schools organized a dynamic Parents and Teachers Forum on Saturday, January 17, 2026, focused on enhancing collaboration between educators and families while highlighting the remarkable accomplishments of students and staff.
Held under the theme “Celebrating Partnership and Achievements,” the forum took place at the school’s Primary School Field and drew parents, educators, stakeholders, and distinguished guests in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and engagement.
The Headteacher, Mrs. Adekola, addressed attendees, characterizing the event as a moment to acknowledge shared victories, strengthen the bond between home and school, and establish a clear direction for developing well-rounded future leaders.
She emphasized that effective education flourishes when schools and families collaborate harmoniously, explaining that the forum was intentionally structured to facilitate open dialogue and shared dedication to students’ comprehensive development.
Mrs. Adekola further noted that recognizing achievements extends beyond trophies and certificates, representing instead an acknowledgment of the combined contributions of parents, educators, and partners toward learners’ academic, ethical, and social advancement.
The occasion welcomed prominent figures as special guests, demonstrating the institution’s dedication to comprehensive education and community engagement. Guests included Mrs. Adegbite-Dokunmu Bisola from the Lagos State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education; Commissioner of Police Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh; and Dr. Kalu Obimnere Genevieve, Public Relations Officer and Head of Medicals at OGC Foods and Beverages (Lasena Water).
Their presentations, Mrs. Adekola observed, highlighted quality education, student safety, and conducive learning environments as essential foundations for sustained academic achievement.
She expressed appreciation to parents and teachers for their unwavering support and active involvement in school programs, reaffirming the administration’s ongoing dedication to maintaining robust partnerships that advance academic distinction and character formation.
The forum’s success, she concluded, reinforces Eyes on the Future Schools’ standing as an institution devoted to community-centered education and the comprehensive nurturing of tomorrow’s leaders.
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