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Uzommiri Study Centre is a project of Women’s Board Educational Cooperation Society, a
not-for-profit organization. It is tasked with the primary purpose of providing holistic formation
to school girls, university students and young professional women through a process of training
and mentoring in the areas of academic excellence, leadership skills and personality
development. The Centre therefore equips young women for their future role as leaders and
responsible members of society. 

Pearl Club Enugu 

Who we are

Pearl Club is an initiative of Uzommiri Study Centre, which was set up with the primary aim of giving personalized all-round formation to young girls in their formative years. In addition to forging lasting friendships, the students who attend the Centre are taught to acquire excellent study habits such as discipline, order, perseverance, concern for others, e.t.c.

Target group:
The programme is open to school girls between the ages of 8- 17 years who are  in primary school and those from JSS1 to SS3.
Participants are grouped into classes with facilitators attached to each group to guide them in
their study and in the completion of assignments. 

Our Location:
Located in a serene and study-enabling environment, Uzommiri Study Centre is at 11A Igboeze
Street, off Rangers Avenue, Independence Layout, Enugu. 
Opportunities:

The centre organizes other activities which participants of the study programme could take part
in. For instance, there is The Pearl Club which holds on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm. It has a
leadership club for girls aged 10-16 years which focuses on study, cultural formation, culinary
skills, camps, excursions, crafts and a host of other interesting, educative and fun activities. A
holiday programme is organized yearly during the long vacation to keep the girls productively
engaged. Interested participants who are members of the leadership club will also receive
spiritual and doctrinal formation from the chaplain of the club. Participants will have access to
our library where they can use and borrow books which cover a wide range of topics and will
help deepen their knowledge as well as broaden their horizon.

Comments

  1. NnennaJune 23, 2020 at 2:06 AM

    Good morning.
    Got your information from Aunty Helen, How do my child join.
    Thanks

    ReplyDelete

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