We are thrilled to announce that Seylom International School students delivered an outstanding performance at the 2025 National Science Olympiad, held in Abuja from February 10–14. Competing against over 200 schools from across Nigeria, our students showcased exceptional scientific knowledge, critical thinking, and teamwork.
Medal Tally
Our delegation of 12 students returned with an impressive medal count:
- 3 Gold Medals — Physics, Chemistry, and Biology categories
- 4 Silver Medals — Mathematics, Environmental Science, Computer Science, and Engineering Design
- 2 Bronze Medals — Astronomy and Earth Science
Standout Performances
Particularly noteworthy was the performance of Adaeze Okwuosa (SS2), who scored the highest individual mark in the Chemistry practical examination, earning her the title of Best Chemistry Student at the competition. Adaeze credited her success to the hands-on laboratory experience she receives at Seylom.
"The science labs at Seylom gave me a real advantage," she said. "While other students were seeing some of the equipment for the first time, I had already used them extensively in my coursework."
Team Spirit
The team was coached by Mr. Emmanuel Adeyemi (Head of Sciences) and Mrs. Chidinma Eze (Physics Department), who spent three months preparing the students with intensive drills, mock practicals, and problem-solving workshops.
"This result reflects the quality of education at Seylom," said Mr. Adeyemi. "We don't just teach theories — we build scientists who can think, experiment, and innovate."
What's Next
Following this success, the school has been invited to represent Nigeria at the International Science Olympiad in Singapore later this year. Preparations are already underway, and the school community is rallying behind the team.
Congratulations to all our participants, coaches, and the parents who supported them throughout this journey. This is what Seylom excellence looks like!
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