All students at Ogunbor Secondary School belong to one of five sporting houses:

• Uyikpen House - Red
• Ogie House - Green
• Osaigbovo House - Yellow
• College House - Purple

Excursions take our students outside of the classroom and into a world of work; introducing students to environments like factories, power plants and a wide variety of places and professions.

• Provides another dimension to class based learning
• Exposure to new experiences
• Opportunity to learn about and see new things in a less structured enviroment with more learning styles available
• Social skills
• Agricultural Tours

Learning can be a mundane task for students when their lessons only consist of listening and digesting information. In some cases, this can be enough to understand the curriculum and nothing more, but using debating in class can develop skills that can be used in day to day life as well as in the classroom.

• Assign the main debate topic and allocate the contrasting viewpoints to groups or as individuals.
• Students are given enough time to thoroughly research and obtain information for their assigned points of view.
• During the debate, the teacher allocated the role of neutral observer to decide which side gave the ‘better argument’. (The teacher also use this role to keep the debate on topic).
• The teacher follow up the debate with work such as essays or tests as usual to assess the topic presented in the debate.

A day in a term is always set aside as the culture day where students are grouped to dress in different ethnic groups in Nigeria and indeed Africa and portray all what they stand for.

• Edo ethnic groups
• Hausa/Fulani ethnic groups
• Igbo ethnic groups
• Yoruba ethnic groups
• Others ethnic groups