WIKE APPROVES FRESH REVIEW OF LEARNING MATERIALS FOR FCT SCHOOLS

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has approved the review of textbooks and other educational materials being used in schools across the FCT as part of efforts to improve the quality of teaching and learning.

The approval is expected to support the updating of learning resources available to pupils and students in FCT schools, ensuring that educational materials remain relevant to current academic requirements and the changing needs of learners.

The move forms part of broader efforts by the FCT Administration to strengthen the education sector and improve conditions in public schools. The administration has continued to focus on the provision of infrastructure, instructional resources and other facilities considered necessary for effective teaching and learning.

The review of textbooks and other materials is also expected to help address gaps in the availability and relevance of resources used by teachers and students. Educational materials, particularly textbooks, remain an important part of classroom learning and can influence how effectively students understand and engage with the curriculum.

The FCT Administration is expected to work with relevant education authorities and stakeholders to implement the approved review and ensure that schools receive appropriate and updated materials. The initiative is aimed at strengthening the standard of education and providing students in the nation’s capital with better learning resources.