Lessons that make sense, and a week that is full.
Strong basics in every stage, then reading, science, art and sport that children look forward to.
What children study.
Nursery
- Phonics, stories and early reading
- Number play and early mathematics
- Art, music and movement
- Outdoor play every day
- Social skills and daily routines
Primary school
- English, mathematics and basic science
- Social studies and civic education
- Computer studies
- A second language and a Nigerian language
- Art, music and physical education
Secondary school
- English, mathematics and civic education
- Biology, chemistry and physics in a real lab
- Arts, social science and commercial subjects
- WAEC and NECO preparation
- Careers and university advice in SS 2 and SS 3
Reading comes first.
Every class has a weekly library lesson, and every child leaves with a book. Children who read well do better in every other subject, so we protect reading time before anything else.
- Library lessons
- Reading circle
- Phonics
- Spelling bee
Science you can see.
From Primary 4, children do real experiments, not only read about them. In secondary, every pupil spends time in the laboratory each week.
- Science fair
- Laboratory lessons
- Coding club
- ICT room
Room to make things.
Art, music and drama have timetabled lessons, not just a Friday afternoon. Children who make things learn to finish them.
- Art club
- Choir
- Drama
- Cultural day
Moving every day.
Every child has physical education twice a week and time to run at break. Our inter-house sports day is the loudest day of the year.
- Football
- Athletics
- Table tennis
- Inter-house sports
How we look after each child.
A class teacher who knows them
Every child has one adult responsible for them, who speaks to parents first when something changes.
A school counsellor
A trained adult children can talk to, with parents told early about anything that matters for their child's wellbeing.
A homework club
After school, a quiet room and a teacher help children finish work before they go home.
See it working.
The best way to understand a school is to watch a lesson. Book a tour and we will take you into classes.