“The more you make it (learning) easy for your kids, the more you remove the struggle necessary for learning.” - Maxime Lagacé

In the spirit of the season, Preston International School celebrated its 14^th Christmas concert on the 12th December, 2019 with the theme “Prince of Peace”.  The event which attracted dignitaries and parents from far and near made a strong peaceful and exciting statement that will surely linger in the hearts of its participants.

The world is blessed with lots of diverse cultures, from Asia to Europe, then to Africa and America. Preston International School went beyond the boundaries of Nigeria to identify with cultures around the world in an event which took a massive twist from its usual form. Four countries from around the world were picked by the school to be celebrated this year in the event tagged “FESTIVAL OF COLOURS” on Saturday, 9^th of November, 2019 which is our representation of the International Cultural Day.

“If you ever think you’re too small to be effective, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito!” — Wendy Lesko. Preston International School Delegates join other secondary schools in Nigeria to participate in the 15^th Nigerian International Secondary Model United Nations (NISSMUN) Conference, which was themed “HARNESSING THE ENERGY AND CREATIVITY OF YOUTH IN PEACE BUILDING, TOLERANCE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION”.

As part of the programmes listed for the international schools’ award, Preston international school marked the premier edition of the World Food Day celebrations with the theme “Living a Healthy Life for a Zero Hunger World” on the 16th of October, 2019. It was jam-packed with activities like Food posters, videos, slideshow presentations to clearly enlighten the audience on the differences and effects between junks and food. Speeches were made by the dining prefects on zero hunger, food wastage, 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and reasons for healthy living.