We provide quality care and elementary education from crèche to primary school. For over four decades, we have provided top-notch care for kids in crèche and kindergarten, and provided world-class elementary education for children in nursery and primary school levels, setting great foundation that prepares them for a promising future. We are located at Oluwatuyi Quarters, along Ijoka Road, in Akure, Ondo State.
We are the children of Victory Nursery Primary School, Akure (2ce)
Our motto is "learn to be good"
We are dedicated to our studies
Very loyal and great.
Our vision is to provide excellent yet affordable pre-primary and primary school education to children in Akure and environ, within a safe and condusive environment
Our mission is to mold our pupils unto excellence, by offering unto them solid, sound, moral and intellectual education, following the guides and regulations spelt out in the Ondo State Ministry of Education Curriculum.
VNPS was founded in September 1980, by visionary Late Mrs. Victoria Oluwaremi Alade, who was consumed with the passion to provide academic and moral training for children within and around Akure town. Over decades, the school had meticulously selected the best hands to work as staff, helping in the most ingenious ways to educate our pupils, providing solid foundation for their secondary school education, and grooming them to be responsible ladies and gentlemen in the future. Our pupils have competed with pupils from other schools accross Ondo State and engaged national competitions, and have won several times. These include "the National Junior Engineer Techncal Awards (JETS) Competition", "the Most Outstanding Health Conscious Education Center Award", first prize in "Ondo State Creative Arts Competition" by Unilever, first Prize in "Ondo State Essay Writing Competition" by Unilever, and 2nd prize in Quiz Competition on "Space Education Outreach", organised by African Regional Center for Space & Technology education. To our delight, we have graduated many hundreds of our old pupils who proceeded to obtain secondary school education in different schools across and outside the country, and we are glad to see many of our alumni members, now working in different fields and doing exploits in different areas around the world.
Testimonials from Victory Old Pupils
I attended the prestigious VNPS, Akure from Day-Care till I graduated with the first set in 1989, and I was also the pioneer Social Prefect of the school. My formative years were spent in VNPS where the loving hands of the quintessential Proprietress- Mrs. Victoria Alade and the hardworking teachers, laid and nurtured a solid foundation for my career today as a writer, an artiste, and an academic. I make bold to say tha VPNS is the origin of everything I am today and aspire to be tomorrow. I have really fond memories of my time at the school, and would never trade the experience for anything .
In retrospect, VNPS presented me with the solid foundation upon which I built my academic and career achievements. My love for mathematics and science was ignited at this great alma mater, and in no time, it became clear that I was prepared for the rigour of high-school, topping the entrance examinations into some secondary schools I had applied.Till date, many of my friends and professional associates were folks I knew from Victory days. The school gave me the wings to fly!
I attended VNPS from 1984/5 (day-care) until 1993. The teachers were amazing and they always encouraged us to be good. I made good friends while in school and I'm still in touch with many of them. I will always remember the school that made me become a well-rounded person. Some of my fondest memories of the school include: visitation of dentists to the school, delicious and organised school feeding, prize-giving events, inter-house sports competition, and yearly carols.
The school changed my orientation, re-aligned me, and gave me a new beginning. I was exposed to sound academic coaching, discipline, and partook in extramural activities. I was privileged to join the school sport team,and competed spiritedly with other good schools across Ondo State. I also partook in drama, and was even featured in the local TV (OSRC) evening programme for chidren- that was a milestone for me as a 9 year old kid. As a young kid, Victory helped to groom my cognitive skills, and academically, I became reponsive in subjects like English, considering that I joined Victory from a public primary school that did not have much sound support for beginners. VNPS gave me a great leverage, and was pedestal to the success I achieved in my secondary and post-secondary studies. I will be forever grateful to the school founder for the great vision and noble intentions.
In retrospect, VNPS presented me with the solid foundation upon which I built my academic and career achievements. My love for mathematics and science was ignited at this great alma mater, and in no time, it became clear that I was prepared for the rigour of high-school, topping the entrance examinations into some secondary schools I had applied.Till date, many of my friends and professional associates were folks I knew from Victory days. The school gave me the wings to fly!
I attended VNPS from 1984/5 (day-care) until 1993. The teachers were amazing and they always encouraged us to be good. I made good friends while in school and I'm still in touch with many of them. I will always remember the school that made me become a well-rounded person. Some of my fondest memories of the school include: visitation of dentists to the school, delicious and organised school feeding, prize-giving events, inter-house sports competition, and yearly carols.