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The Ambassadors Schools TTHHEE AAMMBBAASSSSAADDOORRSS SSCCHHOOOOLLSS,, OOTTAA 1-7 Igberen Road, Off Idiroko Road, Opposite Ota Market, P. O. Box 163 Ota. Tel.: 08055103318, 07089995042, 0802-2233527 Website: www.theambassadorsschools.com E-mail: [email protected] Dear Sir/Madam, THE ULTIMATE MATHEMATICS AMBASSADOR (TUMA) COMPETITION 2018 The 6th edition of our annually conducted Mathematics competition – The Ultimate Mathematics Ambassador (TUMA) – is now in the spotlights. Over the years, the competition has attracted a large number of primary school pupils within Ogun State and Lagos State. It is worth mentioning that a total of one thousand one hundred and fifty-five (1,155) pupils from four hundred and two (402) schools within the aforesaid states entered for the competition in its 5th edition. We, therefore, use this medium to invite your school to participate in the 6th edition which comes up in January, 2018. OUR CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Our citadel of learning, founded in 1998, is a Christian co-educational school which provides all- round education for learners. It is the reason that we are committed to building a total child. In today’s evolutionary world, we do not make light the importance of education in solving problems. One vital school subject which we, from our wealth of experience, discovered to have the capability to improve creative problem-solving skills in learners in different educational levels is Mathematics. It is on account of the above that we consider TUMA competition a part of our corporate social responsibilities. Thus, our target learners and competitors are primary five and six pupils in private and public schools within the states which form our areas of coverage. What inspires our decision to begin from the grassroots is the need to eliminate phobia for Mathematics with a view to preparing the pupils for future problem-solving tasks, even as they advance to higher educational levels. This, you will admit, will stimulate learners’ interest for Mathematics. In the same vein, other science subjects will be pursued to boost the development of science and technology. ...where God helps us to make a Total Child AIMS OF THE COMPETITION Among others, TUMA is ambitioned to: ➢ discover, encourage and challenge mathematically gifted learners in Nigeria; ➢ reduce and ultimately eliminate mathematics phobia amongst pupils in our country; ➢ stimulate the interest of pupils in the study of Mathematics; ➢ identify talented students and engage them in enrichment programmes; ➢ use the results (statistics) of the competition to identify areas of need and implement intervention programmes; ➢ foster friendly relationship among mathematicians in the country; and ➢ develop the required skills amongst teachers, so that they can use the competition as a reference material and encourage their pupils to participate, and by so doing, meet the needs of the mathematically talented and the mathematically challenged/weak students. 2017 EDITION OF TUMA To the glory of our Lord, the fifth edition of TUMA took a laudable turn. Its first stage came about on January 21, 2017 with 1,155 pupils from 402 schools within Ogun State and Lagos State. These numbers, to a large extent, speak volumes about how viral our vision is and how that we have indefatigable co-vision bearers – our participating schools. TUMA award ceremony held on Saturday, 18th February, 2017 at The Ambassadors College’s Junior School Hall. Variegated awards and gifts were presented to deserving winners. We had Professor Adio Ogunbona, former Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, as a special guest of honour; Engineer (Dr) Oluwafemi Leramo from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Covenant University as a keynote speaker; and other august guests from the state government educational board. TUMA 2017 WINNERS Anyanwu Chinaesom (Class 6) of Tripplecross Schools, Ikeja emerged The Ultimate Mathematics Ambassador, 2017. She took home the sum of N200,000 with a plaque; her school was presented a laptop, a printer and a set of Mathematics textbooks plus a plaque; and her math teacher got N75, 000 with a plaque. In like manner, Madumere Victor Chinedu (Class 6) of God’s Pride Nursery and Primary School, Sango, who emerged second in the competition, carted home the sum of N150,000 plus a plaque; his school received a laptop, textbooks and a plaque; while his teacher was gifted N50,000 together with a plaque. ...where God helps us to make a Total Child In the same order, the third-place winner was awarded N100,000 plus a plaque. He is Ibekwe Maximillian Chibueze (Class 6) of Our Lady of Apostles Private School, Yaba. His Mathematics teacher was handed the sum of N30,000 with a plaque while his school got a printer, textbooks and a plaque. Others that fell within the top twenty winners and their teachers were variously gifted also. Therefore, on account of the success recorded last year, we fail not to return the glory to our gracious Lord and Saviour. Please note that videos of the previous TUMA events can be viewed via our school website. TUMA 2018 EXAM DETAILS Fee for Registration Form Free Examination Date (Stage One) January 20, 2018 Nature of Examination (Stage One) Multiple Choice and Theory Accreditation 8:00am – 10:00am Examination Time 11:00 am prompt Venue As indicated on the poster Registration/Submission Deadline 12th January, 2018 Targeted Syllabus Primary 1-6 Mathematics Curriculum Entry is open to only Primary 5 and 6 pupils in Eligibility Lagos & Ogun States (3 pupils per school) Examination Date (Stage Two) 3rd February, 2018 Written and Oral Quiz (for the top 20 pupils from Nature of Examination (Stage Two) Stage One) Check videos of the previous quiz via: The Ambassadors Schools Ota PRIZES FOR THE COMPETITION POSITION PUPIL MATH TEACHER SCHOOL 1st N200,000 + Plaque N75,000 + Plaque Laptop + Printer + Textbooks + Plaque 2nd N150,000 + Plaque N50,000 + Plaque Laptop + Textbooks + Plaque 3rd N100,000 + Plaque N30,000 + Plaque Printer + Textbooks + Plaque 4th – 10th N30,000 N15,000 11th – 20th N15,000 N5,000 Certificates of participation will be given to all participants. Each school can access them online for printing. Modalities will be communicated in due course. Consolation prizes will be given to all top-performing school winners in the competition. ...where God helps us to make a Total Child REGISTRATION FOR THE 2018 EDITION Registration for the 2018 edition can be done online via www.theambassadorsschools.com. Offline forms can also be downloaded through the school’s website or picked up at the schools’ premises. Completed forms can be scanned and sent via email to [email protected]. They can also be submitted at the school premises. Note that each school is to present a maximum of three (3) pupils. The deadline for the online registration and submission of registration forms is Friday, 12th January, 2018. NB: Forms received/submitted after the stipulated date will not be processed. RESULT PUBLICATION The date of publication of results will be announced on the examination day and will be published on the school’s website. ...where God helps us to make a Total Child TUMA 2017 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS 1. 1st D'EKO International Schools, Ajegunle 45. Bright & Morning Star Model School, Ota 2. A Prince With God Nursery & Primary School, Mushin 46. Brookstones BestBrain Ínternational School, Akowonjo 3. A Square Nursery & Primary School, Moonlight Junction 47. Cedar Grove School, Yaba 4. Abbey Junior Mixed and Infants School, Ketu 48. Chidera Schools, Ikosi-Ketu 5. AbDek Private School, Shomolu 49. Children's Foundation School, Ilupeju Estate 6. ABS Royal Children Private School, Ota 50. Children's Home School 7. Adat Nursery & Primary School, Abeokuta 51. Chris-Flourish Schools, Alakuko 8. Adeola Towers of Excellence Nursery & Primary School 52. Christ Ambassadors Schools, Ota 9. Adeoye International Schools, Ota 53. Christ Care's International School, Ota 10. Adun Treasures Schools, Ota 54. Christ the Rock Nursery & Primary School, Sango Ota 11. Advanced Breed Nursery & Primary School, Sagamu 55. Christadel Private School, Alagbado 12. Agbado Ijaye Primary School 1, Ojokoro 56. Chybec Nursery & Primary School 13. Ahmad Nursery & Primary School, Alagbado 57. Clervaux School, Mafoluku 14. Air Force Primary School, Victoria Island 58. Compro Legacy Academy, Sango 15. Al'alim Foundation Schools, Abule-Iroko 59. Costa Nursery & Primary School, Dopemu 16. Al-Ameen Nursery & Primary School, Abeokuta 60. Crescent Hall Ínternational School, GRA Ikeja 17. Al-Farouq Nursery & Primary School, Abeokuta 61. Crestgate Nursery & Primary Schools 18. Alison Nursery & Primary School, Surulere 62. Crown Gate School, Somolu 19. All Round Success Schools, Alagbado 63. Dalos Nursery & Primary School, Ota 20. All Saint's Anglican Primary School, Ewekoro 64. Darman Foundation School, Iju 21. Al-Maryam Model School, Abeokuta 65. Darul Atfal Islamic Nursery & Primary School, Dopemu 22. Almat Private School, Ewekoro 66. De Blessed Child Model School, Ota 23. Al-Moqnoon Private School, Ikorodu 67. De Great Covenant School, Ota 24. Alpha Covenant Heritage School, Lekki 68. De Unitheo Group of Schools, Ifo 25. Amazing Talent Schools 69. De. St. Anthony Nursery & Primary School, Ijaiye 26. Anglican Diocesan Nursery & Primary School, Ifo 70. Dee Fountain of Knowledge Montessori School, Ijoko 27. Anglican Nursery & Primary School, Apapa 71. Dee Ultimate Children School, Ipaja 28. Ar-Rasheed Schools, Atapa Command 72. De-Excel Nursery & Primary School, Ota 29. B & Q Montessori School, Ota 73. De-Genius Olivet Schools, Ota 30. Baptist Central School, Ewekoro 74. De-Gift Nursery & Primary School, Ijoko 31. Baytul - Ilm School, Alimosho 75. De-Gold Schools 32. Belihan School, Mushin 76. Deoliveland Redeemer's School, Aviation Estate 33. Bestscores Nursery & Primary School, Ota 77. De-Peculiar Noble International School, Ota 34. Bfet Homezone School, Aboru 78. Destined Kids Private Schools, Sango Ota 35. B-Gold Schools, Alagbado 79. De-Zenith Heights Schools, Ota 36. Bimstar International School, Alagbado 80.
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