Lions Quest

09/18/2026

Lions Quest is expanding its impact in Nigeria! More than 30 educators from five schools participated in a Lions Quest training hosted by District 404B5 in Lagos. These teachers will bring social and emotional learning skills to an estimated 3,000 students.

Congratulations to the Lions of District 404B5 and everyone involved in making this training possible. Thank you for your commitment to supporting educators and helping young people develop the skills they need to succeed.

By Boluwatife Fatolu The Lions Club International District 404B5 Nigeria has held its Lions Quest training for teachers in Lagos. The event, held at

08/31/2026

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08/20/2026

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"n simple terms, it’s helping our young people develop skills like managing their emotions and building healthy relationships, making good decisions and working well with others," Brian Sheehan said.

06/15/2026

04/28/2026

For years, schools have been told they must choose between focusing on academics or focusing on social and emotional learning. Research continues to show that’s a false choice.

A new large-scale analysis of more than 33,000 students found that students participating in schoolwide SEL programs not only strengthened their social and emotional skills, but also showed measurable gains in academic achievement—including literacy and math.

One of the key findings: programs implemented consistently over time had the strongest impact.

That’s one reason schools continue to invest in programs like Lions Quest—providing structured, teacher-friendly SEL lessons that help students build self-management, communication, decision-making, and relationship skills while supporting a stronger learning environment overall.

SEL is not separate from academic success. Done well, it helps create the conditions that make academic success more possible.

A new large-scale analysis of existing research finds that school-provided social and emotional learning (SEL) programs improve students' academic achievement in addition to their social and emotional development.