Old girls of Our Lady’s High School, Effurun in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State on Wednesday embarked on a colourful road show to kick-start their 2021 global reunion.
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Our Lady’s High School, Effurun, was founded in 1960 and managed by the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Apostle.
During the era of schools being taken by the state government, the name of the school was changed to Our Lady’s Model Secondary School.
This remained till 2010 when all mission schools were returned by state government to their original owners.
Our Lady’s High School, Effurun, was then returned to the Catholic Diocese of Warri and the original name was then restored.
The new Our Lady’s High school took off in September, 2012, with 30 students in Junior Secondary School One (JSS 1).
Presently, the school has a population of about 280 students, and it is managed by the Missionary Sisters of Jesus and Mary (MSJM), an indigenous congregation of the Catholic Diocese of Warri.
Since the return of schools to the missions in 2010 and their taking off in 2012, Our Lady’s High School, Effurun, has witnessed tremendous development.
TNG reports old girls association of Our Lady’s High School Effurun are marking the global reunion to celebrate their alma mater.
This will be the first grand reunion of Our Lady’s High School Effurun, and the first ever gathering of the great amazons of over 60 years.
The road show will culminate into other activities during the week, including visits to the Chairman of Uvwie LG, the Ovie of Uvwie and the Catholic Bishop of Warri Dioceses.
Also, a luncheon, a dinner and a thanksgiving service will hold as parts of activities lined up to mark the 2021 grand global reunion of the old girls association of Our Lady’s High School Effurun.
Watch video of road show below: