We’re excited to invite parents, guardians, and friends to the Open Day of Dominican Nursery and Primary School, Mafoluku

We’re excited to invite parents, guardians, and friends to the Open Day of Dominican Nursery and Primary School, Mafoluku! 🌟

📅 Date: 31/10/2025
🕘 Time: 8:30AM
📍 Venue: Inside Dominican Nursery and Primary School, Mafoluku

Come and discover why Dominican School is the perfect place for your child to learn, grow, and shine! 🌈✨

💛 Meet our dedicated teachers
💙 Tour our classrooms and facilities
💛 Learn about our academic programs and values
💙 Enjoy fun activities and refreshments

At Dominican, we nurture excellence, discipline, and ambition in every child. 💫

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 We can’t wait to welcome you!

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As we join the global community in celebrating the International Day of Education, we are thrilled to share our passion for learning, growth, and the boundless possibilities that education brings.

Unlocking Minds: Education is not merely about textbooks and exams; it’s about unlocking young minds and nurturing the seeds of curiosity. At Dominican, we strive to create an environment where every child feels inspired to explore, question, and discover. Our dedicated team of educators is committed to fostering a love for learning that goes beyond the classroom.

Building Futures: The International Day of Education serves as a powerful reminder of the role education plays in building brighter futures. At Dominican, we are proud to be part of shaping the future leaders, thinkers, and innovators of tomorrow. Our holistic approach to education focuses on not just academic excellence but also the development of essential life skills that empower our students to face the challenges of the ever-evolving world.

Celebrating Diversity: In the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, our school is a melting pot of cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives. We celebrate diversity and understand the importance of providing an inclusive education that prepares our students for a globalized world. On this International Day of Education, we take pride in fostering an environment where every child feels valued, respected, and heard.

Fun and Engaging Learning: Learning at Dominican is not only about acquiring knowledge but also about having fun along the way! Our dynamic curriculum is designed to make education an exciting journey, filled with interactive activities, creative projects, and engaging lessons. We believe that a joyous learning experience lays the foundation for a lifelong love of education.

As we celebrate the International Day of Education at Dominican Nursery and Primary School, we invite parents in Lagos to explore our exceptional educational offerings. Our school prioritizes quality education, character development, and a supportive learning environment. If you are searching for a school in Lagos that combines academic excellence with a fun and inclusive atmosphere, consider Dominican Nursery and Primary School.

On this International Day of Education, let’s come together to recognize the importance of education in shaping the future. At Dominican Nursery and Primary School, we remain committed to providing a transformative and enriching educational experience for our students. Join us in celebrating the joy of learning and the limitless possibilities that education brings!

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• Safe touches. These are touches that keep children safe and are good for them, and that make children feel cared for and important. Safe touches can include hugging, pats on the back, and an arm around the shoulder. Safe touches can also include touches that might hurt, such as removing a splinter. Explain to children that when you remove a splinter, you’re doing so to keep them healthy, which makes it a safe touch.
• Unsafe touches. These are touches that hurt children’s bodies or feelings (for example, hitting, pushing, pinching, and kicking). Teach children that these kinds of touches are not okay.
• Unwanted touches. These are touches that might be safe but that a child doesn’t want from that person or at that moment. It’s okay for a child to say no to an unwanted touch, even if it’s from a familiar person. Help your children practice saying no in a strong, yet polite voice. This will help them learn to set personal boundaries.

Once children can name their private body parts and know about different kinds of touches, you can teach them that there is another kind of unsafe touch that is also not okay. This kind of touch is when someone older or bigger touches their private body parts. How you explain this will depend on your child’s age.

For a young child, you might say, “Another kind of unsafe touch is when a bigger person touches you on your private body parts and it’s not to keep you clean or healthy. So we have a family safety rule that it is never okay for a bigger person to touch your private body parts except to keep you clean and healthy.”

Parents should understand that the “clean” part of this rule applies to young children at an age when an adult might help them with diaper changing, going to the toilet, or bathing. The “healthy” part of this rule refers to doctor visits; for example, when the doctor gives a child a shot. An adult family member should always be present at doctor appointments. At some point during their teenage years, it will become appropriate for your children to handle their own doctor appointments.

For an older child, you might say, “Another kind of unsafe touch is when someone touches you on your private body parts and it’s not to keep you healthy. So our family safety rule about touching is that no one should touch your private body parts except to keep you healthy.”

Teach your children the following safety rules:

• It’s not okay to touch someone else’s private body parts.
• It’s not okay for someone to touch his or her own private body parts in front of you.
• It’s not okay for someone to ask you to touch his or her private body parts.
• It’s not okay for someone to ask you to take your clothes off or to take pictures or videos of you with your clothes off.
• It’s not okay for someone to show you photos or videos of people without their clothes on.

Dear Pupils and Staff of Dominican Nursery and Primary School, we need to always stay safe and obey all rules to protect ourselves from the raging COVID-19 virus. We should strictly adhere to all guidelines given to Nigerians by the Nigerian Center for Disease Control (NCDC). Parents, Pupils, and Staff traveling to various destinations should comply with the guidelines on safety for travelers. Regular use of Hand Sanitizers and face masks should be practiced, always maintain Social Distance at public places.