Oluwatosin Alao, a remarkable student of The Seaside Schools Agbara, has made waves in the academic world by emerging as a top scorer in the 2025 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination. Tosin scored an impressive 322, following an initial score of 150 in the botched first round of exams.

Tosin’s journey is a testament to hard work, dedication, and resilience. Despite facing setbacks, she persevered and achieved outstanding results, demonstrating the power of determination.

As the Head Girl of the 2024/2025 set, the aspiring mechanical engineer’s manifesto focused on promoting technology integration and making qualitative education accessible to underprivileged children. Her vision continues to inspires hope and positivity for a brighter future.

Mrs. Eniola Ogunlade, Managing Director of The Seaside Schools Agbara, attributed the school’s success to its intentional approach to assessment preparation. “Our school’s intentional approach to assessment preparation yields impressive results. We achieve this through personalized coaching, leveraging our thriving day and boarding school system. Our boarding house enables close monitoring and one-on-one interaction, allowing us to tailor our teaching to individual needs. This focused approach has consistently produced high scorers in national and international examinations, including JAMB, WAEC, and NECO, and is evidence of our effective coaching methods. We also celebrate Miss Yvonne Adubor, who scored an impressive 288 and the 5 other candidates who scored between 235 and 280 in the recently concluded JAMB examination.”

The Seaside Schools was also recently in the news for its commitment to academic excellence as reflected in its outstanding performance at the Turkic International Mathematical Olympiad which held in Antalya, Turkey, where its students showcased exceptional mathematical prowess. This achievement underscores the school’s dedication to nurturing well-rounded students who excel in various fields. The Seaside Schools’ students also recently embarked on an enriching visit to the African Leadership University in Kigali, Rwanda, broadening their academic horizons and gaining valuable insights into leadership and innovation, while also benefiting from career coaching and development opportunities, reflecting the school’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped for global success.

We congratulate Oluwatosin Alao on this remarkable achievement and wish her continued success in her academic pursuits. Her story serves as a motivation for students everywhere, highlighting the importance of perseverance and hard work.