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Abeokuta Grammar School is a secondary school in the city of Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. It is currently located at Idi-Aba area, of Abeokuta. Often called the first grammar school in Nigeria, it is attended by students from all parts of Nigeria, the West Coast of Africa, South Africa, Europe and even Asia .
- 1908
- Anglican Communium
- Iberu Oluwa Ni Ipile Ogbon (Yoruba), (The Fear Of God Is The Beginning Of The Wisdom)
- Public
Learn about the origins, development and achievements of Abeokuta Girls' Grammar School, a secondary school founded in 1955 by Anglican Missionaries and prominent indigenes of Abeokuta. The school has produced many distinguished alumnae and operates a 6-3-3-4 qualitative education program.
Abeokuta Girls’ Grammar School was founded in 1953 through the recommendations and efforts of prominent indigenes and the Anglican Missionaries Abeokuta District Church Council. The school shared space with Abeokuta Girls Secondary Modern School, which was its forerunner in all-girls school.
Abeokuta Girls' Grammar School - Facebook is the official page of the school that provides updates, news, and events for students, parents, and alumni. You can also join the various groups and communities of the school to connect with old and new friends, share memories, and support the school's mission. Like and follow this page to stay in touch with the AGGS family.
The Abeokuta Grammar School proved the most successful and the most enduring of these attempts and when it came into being in 1908, many of the students of the John Sorinolu Memorial Grammar School left to enrol in the new School.
Portal Login. This portal allows Registered Students of the School to access Online portal. These resources include online student personal data Updating, Course Outline, checking of results etc. Login. Official Website of Abeokuta Girls Grammer School (Private), Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Abeokuta Grammar School was a musical school. Thanks to Rev. I.O. Ransome-Kuti (Dao) whose father was reputed to have composed the Egba National Anthem; for having enriched songs in native...
