15/05/2026
THIRD WEEK OF RESUMPTION — IT ENDED IN PRAISE! 🙌🏽
As the curtain closes on the third week of resumption (ending Friday, 15th May), my heart is overflowing with gratitude.
This week, I was privileged to be on school duty alongside my colleague—a responsibility that, truthfully, is not for the faint-hearted. From Monday to Friday, it meant staying back after school, ensuring every child was safely handed over, every classroom remained in order, and every little detail was accounted for.
And if you work in education, you understand exactly what that means.
The after-school rush hour can be intense—parents arriving simultaneously, children eager to leave, school bags everywhere, lunch boxes being packed, ties removed, socks misplaced, handkerchiefs forgotten… and in the midst of it all, one must remain calm, attentive, and fully present.
Yet this week, God gave us an uncommon peace.
✅ No missing items.
✅ No injuries.
✅ No emergency calls to parents.
✅ No child fell ill.
✅ No damage to school property.
✅ No incident report.
Just peace. Pure peace.
And beyond duty, in the classroom, watching my learners respond, engage, and assimilate with such speed and enthusiasm reminded me once again why this calling is so dear to my heart.
Teaching is more than a profession—it is service. It is sacrifice. It is stewardship.
Yes, I felt the weight of the week. Yes, I am tired. (The picture I’m posting says it all 😅)
But it is the beautiful kind of exhaustion—the kind that comes from giving your all.
Today, I return home grateful.
Not because I was exceptionally careful.
Not because I was exceptionally strong.
But because God was merciful.
He watched over every child. He preserved every moment. He gave us peace.
And for that, I say: Thank You, Lord.
To every educator carrying invisible weights daily—may your labor also end in praise.
How has your week been? Did it end in praise too? Share your testimony below👇🏽
