Winner emerges at Genius kids inter-house competition

Abisola House has emerged as the overall winner of the 5th Genius Kids Academy’s biennial inter-house sports competition. The house secured a total of 47 medals, comprising 17 gold, 15 silver, and 15 bronze, to finish top of the table. R-Square House (Green) took second place with 38 medals, while Preshword House (Orange) claimed third […]

Abisola House has emerged as the overall winner of the 5th Genius Kids Academy’s biennial inter-house sports competition.

The house secured a total of 47 medals, comprising 17 gold, 15 silver, and 15 bronze, to finish top of the table.

R-Square House (Green) took second place with 38 medals, while Preshword House (Orange) claimed third with 51 medals. Albert House (White) completed the top four, collecting 40 medals.

The event held at Agege Stadium in Lagos saw students participate in a wide range of races and games, from the 25m Tiny Tots Race and 100m sprint to sack races, relays, and novelty events, showcasing both sporting talent and community spirit.

The school’s proprietor and director of studies Motunrayo Komolafe, described the competition as more than a mere contest, saying it is a celebration of excellence, teamwork, resilience, and the all-round development of the child.

“At Genius Kids Academy, our vision is clear and unwavering: to raise geniuses. This vision goes beyond academic brilliance. It embraces every sphere of life.

“We believe that true genius is not only found in the classroom but also on the field, in character, in creativity, and in the courage to strive for greatness,” he said.

He expressed the school’s commitment to sports development, saying the inter-house sports event was designed to nurture physical strength, mental alertness, discipline, and teamwork of the students.

“Guided by our mission to provide quality care in a secure environment while helping every child discover, maximise, and release their full potential.

“Let us remember that beyond winning medals, they are building confidence, learning perseverance, and developing the spirit of healthy competition. These are lifelong skills that will shape their future,” he said.