The staff and students of Treasure Trove Schools has embarked on an excursion to Ibrahim Chatta’s Film Village located on Iseyin-Oyo Road as part activities marking children day.

According to a statement by the management signed by Dr Lukman Tunde Fasasi, the excursion was made possible as a result of commitment of the school’s female staff and most parents prompt payments.

The statement indicates that this demonstrates the staff’s dedication to breaking barriers, and they deserve to be celebrated for their efforts.

The excursion was not only fun but also inspiring. The students learned valuable lessons during their time at the village and had the opportunity to interact with Ibrahim Chatta, the proprietor of the film village. They toured various facilities used for film production, including buildings designed as palaces, areas replicating traditional markets, and residential hotels.

The students even got to ride horses, enhancing their experience.

The return journey was filled with sweet memories, many of which are likely to positively influence the students’ futures.

The School expressed gratitude to Allah and to everyone who contributed to making the excursion a success.

It encouraged parents and guardians to continually support initiatives to avoid unnecessary stress in organizing similar programmes in the future.

“We must recognize the manifestation of Allah’s favours in our lives. Alhamdulillah, Treasure Trove Schools has once again created a unique learning culture that combines education with fun. When Allah decides to elevate you, no one can hold you back. In Allah, we put our trust”