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Onikoyi Olawale Abayomi, Onikoyi Yetunde Raliat Adeola, Bankole Olabisi Latifat, Nafiu Aminat Adejoke
DOI: 10.58477/hg8y6g98 Published: 2026-06-30
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The purpose of this study was to ascertain how academic records are organised at public secondary schools located in Lagos State's Education District one. The attainment of efficient school organisation will always be at a crossroads if school heads do not rigorously follow the guidelines for accurate and efficient records keeping administration. In a similar vein, inadequate and erroneous documentation within the educational system hinders comprehension of actual school events and activities. As a result, this study is crucial to advancing corrective measures in the case that secondary schools in Lagos State to maintain erroneous and subpar data. The study was carried out with three research questions and three hypothesis. A questionnaire created by the researcher was utilized to gather information from 120 educators and 10 school heads who were chosen at random from the 10 public secondary schools in Education District one. The following two key conclusions were drawn from the respondents' responses. The handling of records in the secondary school system is fraught with issues. The school system's record-keeping will improve holistically through a variety of optimal organisational techniques and tactics. It was suggested that school heads and educators use the best organisational techniques and methods to enhance the secondary school system's records-keeping organisation in order to guarantee accurate and trustworthy school data in light of these findings.

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Abayomi, O. O. ., Adeola, O. Y. R. ., Latifat, B. O. ., & Adejoke, N. A. . (2026). Organisation Of Academic Records In Public Secondary Schools In Education District One In Lagos State. Jurnal Aktual Pendidikan Indonesia, 5(1), 8-17. https://doi.org/10.58477/hg8y6g98
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Onikoyi Olawale Abayomi
Al-Hikmah University Ilorin

Department of Educational Management & Counselling, Faculty of Education, Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Nigeria.

Onikoyi Yetunde Raliat Adeola
Lagos State University, Lagos, Nigeria.

Department of Industrial Relation and Human Resources, Faculty of Management Science, Lagos State University, Lagos, Nigeria.

Bankole Olabisi Latifat
Department of Social Science, Faculty of Management and Social Science, Iconic University, Lagos, Nigeria.

Iconic University, Lagos, Nigeria.

Nafiu Aminat Adejoke
Department of Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education, National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos, Nigeria.

National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos, Nigeria.

Article TitleOrganisation Of Academic Records In Public Secondary Schools In Education District One In Lagos State
DOI10.58477/hg8y6g98
Publication Date2026-06-30
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JournalJurnal Aktual Pendidikan Indonesia
Volume5
Issue1
Pages8-17
SectionArticles
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