NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL WON TURKISH INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION

NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL WON TURKISH INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION : The Premium Steels Primary Schools, formerly DSC Schools, has clear all top positions in the Turkish International Mathematics Competition for 2018 with some of the pupils winning mouth-watery cash prizes and scholarships for their secondary education.

This is even as students from the DSC Technical High School also posted outstanding results at the International Science Olympiad, organised by the National Mathematical Centre, Abuja.

Addressing newsmen on the performance of the school in the competition, which took place in Asaba, Delta State, Ben Etaghene, the Deputy General Manager (NONE-CORE), Premium Steel and Mines Limited, disclosed with proof that pupils from the DSC schools took the first, second, third, fourth and fifth positions in the competition, which drew participants from over 100 primary schools across Delta State.

NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL WON TURKISH INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION

He disclosed further that the eight and tenth positions also went to pupils from the school, adding that while at the primary level, the schools have continued to dominate in outstanding performance in science education in the state, saying further that students from the DSC Technical High School, Orhuwhorun, have also maintained impressive performances for which the school had gained international reputation over the years.

Etaghene added that of the number of students that entered for the International Science Olympiad organised, students from THS emerged from the various stages with impressive results even though junior secondary school students from THS, he revealed, were brought under the same competition with senior secondary students from other schools across Nigeria.

According to Mr. Ben Etaghene, Enameguono Erovwosere won full scholarship and cash prize at national level of the competition while Emmanuel Emafido won full scholarship at state level because of their outstanding performances in the Turkish International Mathematics Competition.