Olashore International School

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Olashore International School
Iloko-Ijesa

Nigeria
Coordinates 7°39′12″N4°48′56″E / 7.65336°N 4.81550°E / 7.65336; 4.81550
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TypeBoarding School
FounderOba Oladele Olashore
PrincipalMr. Guy Cassarchis [1]
Secondary years taughtJunior and Senior School
Website www.olashoreschool.com/home/

Olashore International school is a private co-educational boarding secondary school located in Osun State, Nigeria. [2] The School was founded by the late Oba Olashore in 1994. [3]

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Founder Oba Oladele Olashore Best image of olashore.jpg
Founder Oba Oladele Olashore

History

Olashore International School became operational on January 9, 1994, and started with 100 year 7 students.

The school was founded by Oba Oladele Olashore CON in his hometown of Iloko, Nigeria and named after himself. Together with the founding Principal, Dr. D. F. Burgess they influenced the early years of the school greatly.

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References

  1. https://www.olashoreschool.com/
  2. "Olashore International School Foundation Canvasses Improvement in Mental Health Service". THISDAYLIVE. 6 October 2020.
  3. "Founder's Vision – Olashore International School" . Retrieved 2022-03-25.