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St. George's College, Obinomba was founded on the 5th of February 1960 by the Catholic Mission.

06/03/2026

True education is not the filling of a vessel, but the kindling of a flame. Yesterday, at St George’s College, Obinomba, that flame became a wildfire. In a keen battle for supremacy, the students of SS 1 White and SS 1 Blue discarded the safety of calculators to engage in a raw, cognitive duel across the landscapes of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Economics.

In this "bravery chase," where seconds felt like hours, SS 1 Blue harmonized their talents to emerge as the definitive victors. We extend our highest commendations to the class representatives;

1. Mgbomene David

2. Uchendu Chioma

3. Anamali Gift

4. Asimole Fineseed

Their performance was a masterclass in mental agility, proving once again that when mentoring is the mantra, excellence is the inevitable result.

26/02/2026

At St George’s College, Obinomba, we believe that a Spelling Bee is more than a contest; it is a 'brain teaser assessment' that tests the very limits of cognitive prowess. Today, 50 of our finest senior students (SS 1–SS 3) entered the arena of knowledge. After a rigorous display of orthographic mastery, three titans of literacy emerged:

1. Ebinador God’swill (SS 3) – First Place Position.

2. Anochi Chioma (SS 3)- Second Place Position

3. Uchendu Chioma (SS 1)- Third Place Position

We salute their sagacious efforts and remain committed to our mantra; mentoring for Excellence.

12/02/2026

There is a unique brilliance that shines when a student is stripped of technology and left with only their wits. Today, St George’s College witnessed a "Battle of the Brains" as JSS 1 White and JSS 1 Blue locked horns in a grueling Mathematics and English quiz.

The air was thick with concentration as students calculated complex equations and navigated linguistic hurdles entirely by hand and mind. Emerging from the "fierce battle" as the undisputed victors was JSS 1 White. Congratulations to the class representatives;

1. Kosunye Emmanuella

2. Sh*teje Victory

3. Iloh Gerald

Through mentoring, we turn potential into proficiency. Congratulations to our scholars!

06/02/2026

In an era where information moves at lightning speed, the ability of a student to stay grounded in the realities of their state and the Nigerian nation is a superpower. At St George’s College, Obinomba, we don't just educate; we cultivate conscious citizens.

Our co-corricular activities was transformed into an arena of intellect yesterday. Seven brave JSS 2 students stepped forward to showcase their dexterity in current affairs, proving that age is no barrier to being well-informed. After a rigorous and neck-and-neck competition, three stars shone the brightest;

1st Place: Uche Triumph

2nd Place: Akohian Mercy

3rd Place: Ofunne Delight

We extend our deepest congratulations to these young scholars. As they look forward to even greater achievements, we remain committed to the path that brought them here. Indeed, mentoring is always our mantra at St George's College, Obinomba.

29/01/2026

The influence of peer pressure on secondary school students remains a significant contemporary discourse, balancing between negative risks and positive motivations. Today, St George’s College witnessed a "fierce word combat" as our JSS 1 and JSS 2 classes met at loggerheads to debate this very motion.

After a display of sharp wit and compelling arguments, the JSS 2 students took the day. They successfully convinced the panel of judges that peer pressure, when channeled correctly, serves as a catalyst for growth and achievement.
Hearty congratulations to our brilliant orators:
1. Ofunne Delight – Awarded Best Speaker

2. Osademe Emmanuella

3. Iwebema Precious

At St George’s College, Obinomba, mentoring is our mantra, and we are committed to nurturing the voices of tomorrow. We look forward to more successful competitions ahead!

22/01/2026

Today’s co-curricular activities witnessed an intense display of intellectual prowess as eight of our brightest minds from SS 2 White competed in the inter-class Science Quiz. Challenged across the core disciplines of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology; and stripped of their calculators, these students demonstrated exceptional analytical skills and mental fortitude.
After a highly contested battle of wits, we are proud to announce the top performers:

1st Place Position- Onoharigho Dafe-Praise Ejiro

2nd Place Position- Ubanatu Kennedy

3rd Place Position (Tie) -Edeki Onome Jennifer & Nwachukwu Dominion.
Due to an incredible display of skill that led to a deadlock and limited by the constraints of time, the panel was delighted to award the 3rd place position to both Jennifer and Dominion.

At St George’s College, mentoring is more than a practice; it is our mantra. We believe that by pushing our students to think critically and solve problems empirically, we are shaping the leaders and innovators of tomorrow.
Congratulations to our winners! We look forward to your future breakthroughs and continued academic excellence.

15/01/2026

The 2025/2026 Second Term academic session opened with an electric atmosphere as we hosted our highly anticipated Mental Mathematics Contest. Mental mathematics is more than just speed; it is a discipline that sharpens cognitive precision and fosters unwavering accuracy.

The competition featured eight elite JSS 3 students who engaged in a fierce display of numerical prowess. After a rigorous "mental combat," we are proud to announce the scholars who distinguished themselves:

1st Place: Achi Daniel

2nd Place: Chinyem Felix Ebube

3rd Place: Ijeomah Daniella

Congratulations to our winners for their exceptional performance. At St. George’s College, mentoring remains our mantra, and we look forward to even greater intellectual feats in the contests to come.

26/11/2025

The commitment of St George's College, Obinomba, to student welfare was recently underscored by the participation of our instructors; Mr Frank Osamezu and Mr Sunday Okwudi in a critical national training program. Held in Asaba (November 25th to 26th, 2025), the two-day seminar focused on "Mainstreamed Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Content in the Revised National Curriculum"
Initiated by the ICMPD in collaboration with NAPTIP, the training was essential for equipping subject teachers with a standardized approach to understanding and implementing the new curriculum structure. It highlighted the critical rationale for integrating TIP awareness directly into school subjects, making it a proactive and consistent protective measure.
The core objective was to empower teachers to "savage situations" by identifying vulnerabilities and recognizing signs of exploitation both within and outside the school environment. This knowledge is crucial for safeguarding the "beloved students" of the college. The seminar was described as "enlightening," guaranteeing that the acquired skills will "spark action that echoes far beyond the walls," transforming curriculum knowledge into real-world protection.
Indeed, mentoring is always our mantra in St George's College." This commitment ensures that the college remains at the forefront of providing both academic excellence and world-class, responsive student protection.

20/11/2025

Our recent co-curricular activities featured an insightful seminar titled "Learning from Mistakes," specifically tailored to focus on test assessment and examinations.
The event's anchor introduced the distinguished panel of guest speakers: Mr Happy Ozimokor, Mr John Osamezu, and Mrs Christabel Ekeze.

Mr Happy Ozimokor, led the session on Acknowledging and Accepting Mistakes. He urged the students to take responsibility for their actions, emphasizing that every mistake is an opportunity to learn and become a better version of oneself. He also emphatically referenced the scripture, Philippians 2:4-11, encouraging students to emulate humility- as exemplified by Jesus; to enhance their academic performance.

Mr John Osamezu anchored the discussion on "Understanding the Cause of Mistakes". He highlighted common causative factors: a relentless, adamant pace, failing to adhere to necessary corrections, and exhibiting a lackadaisical attitude toward learning. He admonished the students to embrace consistent studying habits to avoid academic pitfalls.

Mrs Christabel Ekeze, presented on "Developing a Correction Strategy". She emphatically stated that time management is crucial for tests and examinations. Key strategies she noted included:
1. Properly examining instructions to avoid self-assumptions.

2. Giving equal attention to all subjects to prevent academic deficiencies.

3. Accumulating knowledge over time and preparing early to stay updated and avoid a last-minute approach to studying.

The anchor, Mr Sunday Okwudi, concluded the session by expressing deep appreciation to the guest speakers for their words of wisdom. He reiterated the need for students to take responsibility for their actions and make necessary adjustments as they prepare for their first-term examination next week.

St George's College is proud of our guest speakers and their invaluable contribution. Kudos!
Indeed, mentoring is always our mantra in St George's College!

13/11/2025

During the co-curricular activities, St George's College proudly hosted our counseling practicum students—Counsellor K. Stephen Otite, Counsellor O. Benedicta Ogbemudia, Counsellor O. Jane Ossai, and Counsellor Grace E. Eiterebhe—for their mandatory practicum seminar.

Counsellor O. Benedicta Ogbemudia introduced the faculty supervisors: Prof. Eric Oghuonu and Prof. Mrs. Grace Akpochafor. The central theme of the seminar was "Career Choice."

Prof. Eric Oghuonu served as the first speaker, strongly advising students to identify their future aspirations as early as possible during their secondary school years. He defined "career" as the life venture one pursues to ensure future livelihood. He stressed the importance of self-assessment, urging students to identify their strengths and weaknesses and to consult school counselors for guidance on subject selection across the Sciences, Business, and Humanities. He noted that in cases of confusion regarding career paths, counselors are equipped to employ psychological tools to appropriately guide and place students based on their inherent capabilities.

Furthermore, he outlined key steps for effective career planning:
1. Investigate the cost and duration of potential courses for timely preparation.

2. Explore job opportunities related to the intended career field.

He also urged teachers to prepare students' mindsets and recommended organizing excursions to provide proper exposure to various career paths.

The second speaker, Prof. Mrs. Grace Akpochafor, highlighted critical factors that influence career choice, including the potentially detrimental effects of peer pressure and parental influence if not properly guided. She underscored basic personal considerations for students:
1. Identifying their true interests.

2. Assessing their ability and capabilities.

In conclusion, students were strongly encouraged to utilize the available school counselors for guidance on both career choices and personal issues. The seminar was a significant eye-opener for our students. Special thanks to our dedicated counselors for initiating this valuable program. St George's College is exceptionally proud of your commitment!

06/11/2025

Today, our school's co-curricular activities were electrified by the buzz of our Junior School Spelling Bee. The event was a massive success, with over 80 students stepping up to the challenge, showcasing their impressive vocabulary and composure under pressure.

After an intense and thrilling intellectual contest, where participants went head-to-head in an exceptional display of linguistic prowess, three students distinguished themselves to claim the top honors and awesome cash prize awards.

We are incredibly proud to announce our champions:

1st Place: UCHE CHINONYE TRIUMPH (JSS 2)

2nd Place: IJEOMAH DANIELLA (JSS 3)

3rd Place: AKOHIAN MERCY (JSS 2)

A hearty congratulations to our winners and to every student who participated! We eagerly look forward to organizing many more competitions of this kind, reinforcing our commitment to academic excellence.

Indeed, mentoring is our mantra at St George's College!

19/10/2025

The influence of celebrities on youth is a topic of ongoing debate, and Nigerian celebrities are no exception. While some argue they're good role models, others believe their behavior can have a negative impact. We explored both sides of the argument.

In a recent debate competition held on Thursday, 16th October, 2025, our SS 1 and SS 2 classes went head-to-head, debating the topic "Nigerian Celebrities are Good Role Models for Youth." In the end, the SS 1 class emerged victorious, presenting supporting and detailed facts that convinced the judges.

Heartfelt congratulations to our outstanding students:

1. Mgboneme Chukwunalu David
2. Otuya-Ugochukwu Dominion
3. Akohian Destiny (Best Speaker)

What an exhilarating moment! At St George's College, mentoring is indeed our mantra!

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St. George's College
Obiaruku
322114

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Monday	07:30 - 16:00
Tuesday	07:30 - 16:00
Wednesday	07:30 - 16:00
Thursday	07:30 - 16:00
Friday	07:30 - 14:00

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+2348061746857

Website

https://www.stgeorgescollegeobinomba.org.ng/

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