Betterlink is so much more than just a school; we are a vibrant, diverse, and inspiring community where our love for learning is evident in every child's joyful eye, every teacher's uplifting voice, and every classroom's embracing warmth. Our educational approach is based on exercises and projects that provide students with long-term knowledge and skills.
I am pleased to introduce Betterlink to you, and I am confident that you will find our institution to be the perfect fit for your child's educational journey.
Mrs. Solomon-Eseh
Betterlink School is a co-educational institution that provides education to children from creche to high school, as well as boarding services. Our campus is located in Olambe, Ogun State.
The school offers a vibrant learning atmosphere, sufficient teaching resources, and a qualified dedicated staff that is prepared to carefully mold our children into well-rounded leaders of the future. Students are prepared for WAEC and NECO with enviable success in terms of results.
The school building is a massive modern structure with well-ventilated and spacious classrooms, a school hall with sitting capacity of 500 students, several administrative offices, the ICT centre, the library, science laboratory, Introductory Technology workshop, Home Economics Lab and the sick bay.
We offer uniquely almost all programs starting from creche to college in a safe and supportive environment for children of all ages and abilities.
This unique system teaches key skills from the start in a fun and multi-sensory way. This will enable our children to be good thinkers and work at their own pace.
The College curriculum is a skills-focused programme that provides students with a broad and balanced knowledge of key subjects.
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Second Term Schedule & Important Dates
12.5 Weeks
Jan 12, 2026
Apr 8, 2026
Feb 23-27
| Week | Date Range | Key Academic Events | Special Events & Observances | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jan 12 - Jan 16 | Boarding Students Resume: Sunday, Jan 11. Day students resume and registration activities commence on Monday, Jan 12. | ||
| 2 | Jan 19 - Jan 23 | Normal Classes in session. | Sat, Jan 24: International Day of Education (UN Observance) | |
| 3 | Jan 26 - Jan 30 | Continuous Assessment 1 (CA 1): Wednesday, Jan 28. Public Speaking Competition - Round 1: Thursday, Jan 29. | ||
| 4 | Feb 2 - Feb 6 | Normal Classes. | Wed, Feb 4: World Read Aloud Day | |
| 5 | Feb 9 - Feb 13 | Thematic Talk: Sex for Teenagers (Secondary School only) on Thursday, Feb 12. | ||
| 6 | Feb 16 - Feb 20 | Mid-Term Tests: Monday, Feb 16 to Wednesday, Feb 18. | Cultural Day Celebration: Friday, Feb 20. | |
| 7 | Feb 23 - Feb 27 | MID-TERM BREAK (One Full Week) | ||
| 8 | Mar 2 - Mar 6 | Continuous Assessment 2 (CA 2): Wednesday, Mar 4. | Thursday, Mar 5: World Book Day (Thematic activities) | |
| 9 | Mar 9 - Mar 13 | SS3 Mock Exams: Week 1 of 2. | Public Speaking Comp. - Round 2 & 5K Challenge Debate 1: Friday, Mar 13. | |
| 10 | Mar 16 - Mar 20 | SS3 Mock Exams: Week 2 of 2. | Public Speaking Comp. - Final & 5K Challenge Debate 2 (Final): Friday, Mar 20. | |
| 11 | Mar 23 - Mar 27 | 2nd Term Examinations Commence: Monday, Mar 23. | ||
| 12 | Mar 30 - Apr 3 | 2nd Term Examinations End: Tuesday, Mar 31. | Students Vacate: Wednesday, Apr 1. | |
| 12.5 | Apr 6 - Apr 8 | Staff activities, result compilation, and final term close. | ||
For complete details including boarding information and additional events, please download the full PDF document.
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