The world is blessed with lots of diverse cultures, from Asia to Europe, then to Africa and America. Preston International School went beyond the boundaries of Nigeria to identify with cultures around the world in an event which took a massive twist from its usual form. Four countries from around the world were picked by the school to be celebrated this year in the event tagged “FESTIVAL OF COLOURS” on Saturday, 9^th of November, 2019 which is our representation of the International Cultural Day.

“If you ever think you’re too small to be effective, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito!” — Wendy Lesko. Preston International School Delegates join other secondary schools in Nigeria to participate in the 15^th Nigerian International Secondary Model United Nations (NISSMUN) Conference, which was themed “HARNESSING THE ENERGY AND CREATIVITY OF YOUTH IN PEACE BUILDING, TOLERANCE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION”.

As part of the programmes listed for the international schools’ award, Preston international school marked the premier edition of the World Food Day celebrations with the theme “Living a Healthy Life for a Zero Hunger World” on the 16th of October, 2019. It was jam-packed with activities like Food posters, videos, slideshow presentations to clearly enlighten the audience on the differences and effects between junks and food. Speeches were made by the dining prefects on zero hunger, food wastage, 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and reasons for healthy living.

1st of October, 2019 was a remarkable day as Prestonians gathered to celebrate Nigeria @ 59 with the theme “The Growing Demand for Youth Inclusion in Leadership” The students came out in charming attires for the early morning parade in the mood of gratitude to the Almighty God for his constant abiding grace as Nigeria turned 59.

This year’s orientation week was one with a touch of class spanning 16th to 20th September, 2019 as the new JSS1 students were orientated on the rules and regulations that govern Preston International School in accordance with the theme of the term “Preston International School – A Christian School?” They were taught the National and School anthems rendered in the school in three different languages –English, French and Yoruba.

The Renaissance (as they tagged themselves), the Class of 2019 - being the 8th set of graduands from Preston International School came to their final departure point on July 19, 2019 at the school hall where students, alumni, staff, parents and well-wishers gathered in readiness to launch them into their next phase of impact.

Check the renaissance portraits here.