Events

Theme: Making God the Centre of My Career. NTA News (Sunday Special)

At Yilret Academy Dong, learning goes beyond the four walls of the classroom. Recently, our SS1 learners embarked on an educational excursion to the High Court of Plateau State — an experience designed to deepen their understanding of civic education and the justice system. During the visit, students had the opportunity to observe court proceedings and gain firsthand insight into how the legal system operates. They learned about the roles of judges, lawyers, and court officials, and saw how laws are interpreted and applied in real-life situations. This practical exposure helped bridge the gap between theory and practice, making their classroom lessons more meaningful and engaging. The excursion also provided a valuable opportunity for students to ask questions and interact with legal professionals, who shared knowledge about careers in law and the importance of justice in society. At Yilret Academy Dong, we are committed to raising informed, confident, and responsible citizens. Experiences like this educational visit broaden our learners’ perspectives, inspire career aspirations, and strengthen their understanding of their role in building a just and orderly society.

At Yilret Academy Dong, we believe real learning happens when learners explore the world around them. In line with this, our JS1 learners recently went on an educational visit to the Jos Museum. The trip gave learners a rich, hands-on experience with historical artifacts, traditional artworks, and cultural exhibits. They explored Nigeria’s diverse heritage, ancient civilizations, and why preserving history matters for future generations. Seeing these artifacts firsthand brought Social Studies and History lessons to life. Our learners asked thoughtful questions, took notes, and engaged enthusiastically with the guides. The visit deepened their insight into Nigeria’s cultural treasures while sparking curiosity and pride in our national history. At Yilret Academy Dong, we nurture well-rounded learners through meaningful experiences. This trip to Jos Museum strengthened our learners’ appreciation for culture and history and made learning practical and enjoyable..

Moments captured during the VICA 2026 Inter-House competition, in which our school participated in a 4×100meters relay. Our girls came in first position out of four in the female category, while the boys came in third out of four in the male category. Thank you all for your prayers & support, especially the proprietor, management & staff.