Kwara Schools Resume April 20 as Government Announces Third Term Start

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 The Kwara State Government has directed all public and private schools in the state to resume for the third term on Monday, April 20, 2026, following a three week holiday.


The announcement was made on Saturday in a statement issued by the Press Secretary of the Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, Peter Amogbonjaye, after consultations with key stakeholders in the education sector.


The State Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Dr. Lawal Olohungbebe, said the resumption date aligns with the approved academic calendar for the third term. He explained that the decision was reached through broad consultations with stakeholders to ensure a smooth continuation of academic activities.


Olohungbebe commended teachers and non teaching staff for their dedication, noting that their contributions have led to improved learning outcomes in public schools across the state. He said their commitment remains vital to sustaining progress in the sector.


The commissioner attributed recent achievements in education to consistent policies, sustained investments, and collaboration among stakeholders under the administration of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq. He emphasized the need to maintain this cooperation to further strengthen education delivery.


He also called for continued support for government programmes and policies aimed at improving the sector, stressing that both teaching and non teaching staff play key roles in consolidating existing gains.


Students were advised to remain disciplined and focused as they resume for the new term. Olohungbebe urged them to work hard and maintain good conduct, describing these qualities as essential to becoming worthy representatives of their families, schools, and the state.

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