Unilorin Secondary School

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Unilorin Secondary school School
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University of Ilorin Mini campus, Adewole, Ilorin

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TypePrivate Secondary
MottoHardwork, Discipline and Progress
Established1981
School districtIlorin
PrincipalMrs. S.N. Jaiyeola
Enrollment2,000
ClassesJSS1 - SSS3
Color(s)Purple and White   
Website www.unilorin.edu.ng

Unilorin Secondary School [1] is the staff school of the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. The school is a private school. The school used to be located near the senior staff quarters in the University permanent site, but it was relocated in 2012 to the mini campus of the University. [2]

Achievements

In 2009, a student of the school was the overall best student in the National examination council examinations. [3]

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References

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