Shalom International School
Shalom International School is a private preschool, elementary and high school in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. It is located along Agip Road, before Agip by Ada Goerge, Rumueme and was founded by Honourable Chidi Amadi and his wife Vidal.[1]
History
In the beginning, the school had 18 registered pupils, 4 teachers and 4 functional classrooms. Today, the enrollment is 540 with over 30 functional classrooms and a total staff strength of 72.[1]
Shalom was formally registered as a private educational institution in 2000. The school has received approval and permit from the Rivers State Ministry of Education.[1]
Facilities
Shalom International School has two campuses: Port Harcourt and Igwuruta. The facilities that can be found within Shalom's main campus include:
- Science laboratory
- Fine arts studio
- ICT centre
- Music studio
- Home Economics laboratory
- An expanded library
- A Skill Acquisition Centre with respective studios for Hairstyling/Cosmetology, Fashion Design, Beadworks/Fashion Accessories, Baking & Fingerfoods, Leather Works and Graphic Design/Coding.
References
- ^ a b c "History". shalominternationalschool.com.ng. Retrieved 30 July 2016.
External links
- Official website
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