Naija to the World: Anambra School Clinches Top Honors at UK Global Schools Challenge!

Talk about putting Nigeria on the map! In a spectacular feat that has everyone back home buzzing, Myrtle Vine Academy from Onitsha, Anambra State, has taken top honors at the prestigious Global Schools Connect competition held this July in London, UK. This wasn't just your average school contest — it was a major international showdown that brought together bright young minds from both Nigeria and the United Kingdom, all working on innovative research and creative projects inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). And guess who rose to the top like hot puff-puff in hot oil? You already know — Myrtle Vine Academy! Representing Nigeria with style, brains, and pure Gen Z energy, the students of Myrtle Vine didn’t just participate — they owned the stage. Their winning project was a blend of deep research, creativity, and a whole lot of heart, reflecting real-world issues in their community and proposing smart, youth-driven solutions. Think climate change, poverty eradication, and sustainable living — all packaged with flair that screamed "we didn’t come to play." What made their victory extra sweet is how it wasn’t just about academics. It was about culture, collaboration, and confidence. These students weren’t shy about showcasing their Nigerian roots while also proving that they could compete and win on a global level. The UK judges? Blown away. The audience? Cheering. Nigerians online? Proud and hyped. For the founders and staff of Myrtle Vine Academy, this win is a testament to years of dedication and belief in the power of quality education. And for Nigerian students everywhere, it’s a glowing reminder that yes, your voice matters. Your ideas are valid. And the world is watching. So, to the students of Myrtle Vine Academy — we see you, we celebrate you, and we’re inspired by you. Nigeria didn’t just show up at the Global Schools Challenge. We dominated. And the next global winner? It could be you. Dream big, think bold, and never forget — Naija no dey carry last!