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Creche
3 months – 2 years
A calm, closely supervised environment focused on safety, routine, motor skills and early language.
- Low child-to-carer ratio
- Structured rest and feeding routine
- Sensory and motor play
Academics
A structured curriculum from the first year to the last
We follow the Nigerian national curriculum, taught by subject specialists and supported by continuous assessment in every term.
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Nursery
3 – 5 years
Play-led foundational learning that builds phonics, early numeracy, social confidence and school readiness.
- Phonics and early reading
- Number sense and shapes
- Speech, rhymes and storytelling
03
Primary
6 – 11 years
The core Nigerian primary curriculum with strong emphasis on literacy, numeracy and independent study habits.
- English, Mathematics and Basic Science
- Computer Studies from Primary 1
- Termly assessment and reporting
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Secondary
12 – 17 years
Junior and Senior Secondary programmes preparing students for national examinations and higher education.
- Science, Arts and Commercial streams
- Practical laboratory work
- Examination preparation and guidance
Science
Learning through experimentation
Students are encouraged to explore concepts beyond textbooks through practical activities, experimentation and collaborative learning.
Practical skills
Developing practical skills
Education extends beyond academic subjects. Students are encouraged to develop practical abilities, creativity and confidence through hands-on learning experiences.
Assessment
How we measure progress
Each subject is assessed continuously through the term and confirmed by an end-of-term examination. Scores are recorded out of 100, converted to a grade using the scale below, and released to parents through the results portal once the class result has been checked and published.
| Grade | Score range | Descriptor |
|---|---|---|
| A | 70 – 100 | Excellent |
| B | 60 – 69 | Very good |
| C | 50 – 59 | Good |
| D | 45 – 49 | Pass |
| E | 40 – 44 | Weak pass |
| F | 0 – 39 | Fail |
Beyond the classroom
Clubs, sports and societies
- Debate and public speaking
- Press and literary club
- Music and choir
- Football and athletics
- Computer and robotics club
- Agriculture and gardening
- Drama and cultural dance
- Scouting and voluntary service