Ila-OrangunOsun StateNigeria
“Award winning school for award winning kids.” A secondary school in Ila-Orangun, Osun State, teaching the Nigerian curriculum from JSS 1 through SSS 3 — and holding its pupils to the standard on its own badge.
Speak to the school office directly on +234 803 375 1476.
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01About the school
Camila High School serves families in Ila-Orangun and the surrounding towns of Osun State, under the motto on its badge — “Study to show thyself approved unto God” (2 Timothy 2:15). Teaching follows the Nigerian secondary curriculum from JSS 1 through SSS 3.
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Founded in [FOUNDING YEAR], the school has grown from [NUMBER] pupils in its first intake to a full secondary programme today. Classes are kept small enough that every child is known by name, and the school day is built around steady, unhurried teaching rather than cramming.
[ADD A PARAGRAPH ON THE SCHOOL'S CHARACTER — the balance between academics, character formation and faith; how staff work with parents; what a visitor notices first on walking in.]
[ADD A PARAGRAPH ON RESULTS AND RECOGNITION — WAEC/NECO performance, competitions won, or the awards behind the school's own line, “Award winning school for award winning kids.”]
02Our emblem
Four windows on a shield, and a verse across the foot. The drawing here is simplified — flat shapes in place of the original's photographs — but every element of the school's badge is kept, and nothing has been added to it.
A graduation cap with a rolled certificate beneath it — the end the whole journey is pointed at. It is placed first, top left, because everything else in the badge exists to get a child there.
The world a Camila education is meant to open. Pupils leave Ila-Orangun for universities, trades and careers across Nigeria and beyond, and the globe says the school has always expected that of them.
Study as it actually is: not one book but many, worked through term after term. The stack stands for the breadth of the curriculum and the patience it asks for.
A book lying open — the Bible, and study itself. Closed books hold knowledge; an open one is being used. It sits directly beneath the motto it illustrates.
The ribbon carries 2 Timothy 2:15. The verse ties effort to character: study is not only for examinations and prospects, but is work a pupil should be willing to have measured against a higher standard.
The motto is quoted from 2 Timothy 2:15 in the King James Version, the wording used on the badge itself. The readings offered above for the four windows are the school community's own; the emblem carries the images without explaining them.
03Admissions
Applications are handled directly by the school office at the Ila-Orangun campus. The steps below describe the usual route from first enquiry to a confirmed place.
Call or email the school office to ask about places in the level you need. Tell us the pupil's current class and preferred entry term.
Application forms are collected at the school office. Return the completed form with the documents listed opposite. [ADMISSION FORM FEE, IF ANY]
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Applicants sit a short assessment in English and Mathematics, followed by a brief interview with a parent or guardian present. [ASSESSMENT DATES]
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Successful applicants receive an offer letter with fee details and a start date. Enrolment is confirmed once the first term's fees are settled. [ENROLMENT DEADLINE]
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The office will tell you which levels currently have room and what the next intake dates are.
04Academics
Junior secondary lays a broad foundation; senior secondary narrows into Science, Arts or Commercial, each preparing pupils for WAEC and NECO examinations.
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A broad foundation across the core national curriculum, leading to the Basic Education Certificate Examination.
For pupils heading toward medicine, engineering, agriculture and the applied sciences.
For pupils heading toward law, the humanities, languages and the social sciences.
For pupils heading toward accounting, business administration and enterprise.
Clubs and teams run alongside lessons through the week. [DESCRIBE THE SCHOOL'S OWN CLUBS, HOUSE SYSTEM AND ANNUAL EVENTS.]
05Alumni
This site was built by an old pupil of the school. The section below is deliberately empty of invented names — it is waiting for real stories from the people who actually sat in these classrooms.
Opens an email to camilaschool@hotmail.com.
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[ALUMNUS TESTIMONIAL — two or three sentences about what Camila gave them and where they are now.]
[ALUMNUS NAME]
Class of [YEAR] · [WHAT THEY DO NOW]
[ALUMNUS TESTIMONIAL — a specific memory works better than a general compliment: a teacher, a subject, a moment.]
[ALUMNUS NAME]
Class of [YEAR] · [WHAT THEY DO NOW]
[ALUMNUS TESTIMONIAL — invite one from an alumnus currently studying, and one from someone further along.]
[ALUMNUS NAME]
Class of [YEAR] · [WHAT THEY DO NOW]
The school would like a proper record of its old pupils — the years you attended, where life has taken you, and anything you would tell a child sitting in your old seat. Email the office and it will be added to the register as it grows.
[SET OUT HERE HOW THE SCHOOL WANTS TO HANDLE ALUMNI EVENTS, REUNIONS, HARVEST OR ANNIVERSARY DATES.]
06Visit & contact
Visitors are welcome during office hours. Call ahead where you can, so someone is free to show you round.
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Camila Close / Ogunlade, Oke Ogbun, Ila-Orangun, Osun State, Nigeria
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