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Rotary Club Of Lagos Island Commissions New Biology Laboratory At Girls Senior Academy Simpson School

In a remarkable demonstration of community service and a commitment to quality education, the Rotary Club of Lagos Island has set up a fully equipped Biology Laboratory at Girls Senior Academy Simpson School, a public secondary school in Lagos. This project marks another milestone in the club’s efforts to support youth development and strengthen the education system in underserved communities.

The commissioning ceremony, held earlier this week, was attended by the District Governor Rtn Femi Adenekan, Assistant Governor, Rtn Osaro Ekomwereren AG, President of the club Deeksha Hiranandani, Rotarians Sapna Khurana, Ravinder Sharma & Jeetu Hira, school administrators, students, parent forum and community members.

The new laboratory features modern equipment and learning tools aimed at enhancing science education and sparking greater interest in biology among students. Speaking at the event, Rotarian Femi Adenekan who said that the initiative directly aligned   with *Rotary International’s Area of Focus on Basic Education and Literacy, which emphasizes improving access to quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all.

The President of the Rotary Club of Lagos Island, Rotarian Deeksha Hiranandani, has been instrumental in driving this project. Her leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to service have been key in making this impactful donation a reality. Special recognition also goes to all members of the club, whose collective dedication and generosity embody the Rotary motto: “Service Above Self.”

By investing in this Biology Lab, the Rotary Club of Lagos Island is not just providing infrastructure—it is inspiring dreams, nurturing young minds, and empowering the next generation of scientists, leaders, and changemakers.

The representative of the school management, Mr. Ileyemi Lateef, assured the Rotary Club members that the school will ensure judicious use of the facility.

Thanks to Rotary, the students of Girls Senior Academy now have a window into the wonders of science—and a brighter future ahead.

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