The Senate is seeking to improve the quality of public senior secondary education nationwide through stronger collaboration between the Federal Government, state governments and relevant education authorities.
The initiative is aimed at improving resource allocation and addressing persistent challenges, including inadequate infrastructure and a shortage of essential learning facilities in public secondary schools across the country.
Leading debate on a bill seeking to amend the National Senior Secondary Education Act, Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele said the proposed legislation would address critical gaps in school infrastructure and learning resources.
The amendment is expected to strengthen coordination among relevant authorities and enhance the implementation of interventions designed to improve teaching and learning conditions in public senior secondary schools nationwide.
