End of Term Information 2024/2025
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Parents,
As we approach the Christmas break, we would like to take a moment to express our h
eartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and cooperation throughout this term. W
e are immensely grateful to God for guiding us through the challenges and triumphs of
the past few months.
End of Term Announcement
It is with great joy that we announce the end of the term, marking a significant milesto
ne in our children's academic journey. We commend their hard work, resilience, and de
dication, and we are proud of their achievements.
Holiday Wishes
As the holiday season begins, we wish you and your families a Christmas filled with lo
ve, joy, and peace. May this time be an opportunity for rest, rejuvenation, and quality
moments with your loved ones.
We look forward to welcoming our students back on January 11, 2025, refreshed and
ready for the new year ahead. Until then, we wish you a safe and memorable holiday s
eason.
Engaging with Your ward
As your children are currently at home, it is important to make time for open and hones
t conversations with them. Check in on their well-being, understand their needs, and in
quire about their academic progress.
Review Academic Performance: Sit down with them to discuss their performan
ce, offering encouragement and support. This demonstrates your care for their ov
erall development.
Educational Materials
Parents are advised to ensure that their children have the necessary materials, includin
g:
English Dictionary
Functional Calculator
Standard WAEC Graph Book
Mathematical Set
Holy Bible
These items are crucial for their academic and spiritual development. Thank you for yo
ur cooperation in providing these essential tools.
School Fees
We would like to reiterate that there are still outstanding school fees for some students.
While we understand the current situation in our country, we kindly encourage you to s
ettle the school fees of your children.
Important Note: Access to academic results will only be granted after full paym
ent of fees. No students will be allowed to check in on resumption day without c
ompleting school fees.
To make payments, please raise a draft to the "MARIST SCHOOLS ACCOUNT."
Attention SS1 Parents and Guardians
We kindly request your assistance in guiding your children in choosing their subjects f
or SS1. Consider their strengths and interests when making these decisions.
Review Performance: Check your child's SS1 FIRST TERM RESULT to guide
subject selection.
A form has been provided to your children for this process; please review it together an
d provide guidance.
Career Day Recap
The seminar/workshop held on November 30, 2024, focused on identifying and explor
ing personal strengths and interests.
Resource Persons: Various speakers shared insights on self-discovery and goal
setting. The program concluded successfully, emphasizing the importance of cho
osing the right educational path.
Sacrament of Confirmation
The sacrament will take place on January 11, 2025, administered by the Bishop of Ab
akaliki Diocese. Candidates for confirmation are expected to return to school by Janua
ry 10, 2025, before 3:00 PM.
Attention SS2 Students: NIN Registration
We remind all SS2 students who have not yet registered for their National Identity Nu
mber (NIN) to do so without delay. Failure to complete NIN registration will prevent r
egistration for external examinations. We urge parents to utilize this holiday period for
registration.
Marist Common Entrance Campaign
The campaign for admitting students into Marist Secondary Schools for the 2024/2025
session is underway. Entrance forms are available for ₦3,000. For more information, p
lease contact:
1. Mr. Enyinta Festus - 08064956251 (Enugu)
2. Mr. Effam Solomon - 08037953180 (Abakaliki)
3. Mr. Nndiukwu Nelson - 08064361230 (Nsukka)
4. Mr. Oduburu Nick - 0806428934 (Ikwo and Onueke)
5. Mr. Angalewechi Ngozi - 08067974708 (MCCE)
6. Mr. Chibuzor - 08032512832 (Afikpo)
Attention to SS3 Students
SIM Registration: Ensure you have a registered SIM card for JAMB registratio
n.
NIN Registration: Complete your NIN registration to obtain your JAMB Profile
Code.
JAMB Preparation: Students are encouraged to complete assignments on CBT,
aiming for at least four years of tests daily.
Accessing Notes and Results
To access notes and scheme of work:
1. Log on to www.mccezzagu.com
2. Click on Online Result, enter USERNAME and PASSWORD
3. Click on E-learning, then Study Materials
4. Click Download, and press Ctrl + P to print
To access MCC school results:
1. Log on to www.mccezzagu.com or mcce.maristfms.ng
2. Click on Online Result, enter USERNAME and PASSWORD
3. Click on Result Checker, scroll down, and select View Full First Term Result
4. Press Ctrl + P to print
The MCCE result portal will open for checking first-term results on December 20, 202
4.
Resumption Day
We are pleased to announce that the resumption day for all students is scheduled for Sa
turday, January 11, 2025. All students must be present in school no later than 4:00 P
M. Late arrivals will be required to return home.
Commitment to Excellence
We sincerely appreciate your trust in entrusting your wards to our care. We recognize t
hat your children are precious gifts, and we are committed to providing them with the
best education possible. M.C.C.E is dedicated to delivering comprehensive education a
nd excellence.
Encourage Extracurricular Activities
Explore Interests: Encourage your child to participate in activities such as sport
s, music, arts, or clubs.
Balance: Help your child find a balance between academics and extracurricular
activities.
Encouraging Awareness on Bullying
Parents should emphasize the importance of understanding and addressing bullying. Di
scuss the various forms of bullying—physical, verbal, and cyber—and their impact on
mental health. Encourage your child to speak up if they witness or experience bullying,
fostering a culture of support and empathy. Teach them to recognize the signs of distre
ss in peers and the importance of standing against injustice.
Foster Independence
Responsibility: Teach your child to take responsibility for their schoolwork and
personal belongings.
Problem-Solving: Encourage independent problem-solving to build confidence
and critical thinking skills.
Stay Involved in Their Digital Life
Monitor Online Activity: Be aware of your child’s online activities and guide th
em on safe internet use.
Educational Apps: Introduce educational apps to supplement their learning.
Support Mental Health
Awareness: Be aware of your child’s mental health and well-being.
Professional Help: Seek professional help if needed.
Teach Time Management
Planning: Help develop time management skills by creating a study schedule.
Breaks: Teach the importance of regular breaks during study sessions.
Provide Social and Emotional Support
Listen: Encourage your child to share their school experiences and feelings.
Teach Resilience: Help to develop coping skills for stress and setbacks.
Model Positive Behavior
Lead by Example: Model punctuality, organization, and a love for learning.
Conclusion
We extend our gratitude to all parents and guardians for your constructive cooperation
in the upbringing of your children and the development of the school. Let us continue t
o work together to promote comprehensive education and excellence.
May God bless you with good health and a long life to witness the fruitful results
of your efforts.
