A broad, well-taught curriculum that builds strong foundations, prepares students for national examinations, and opens doors to university, work and enterprise.
Our curriculum
Our academic programme follows the Nigerian national curriculum, enriched with practical ICT, enterprise and leadership experiences. Lessons are planned around clear learning objectives, and students receive regular feedback on how to improve.
Small class sizes allow teachers to support students who need extra help and stretch those who are ready for more.
Programmes
Whether a student is beginning secondary school, preparing for final examinations or building practical skills, there is a clear pathway.
JSS 1 – JSS 3
Three years of broad study that build literacy, numeracy, curiosity and good study habits, leading to the BECE.
SS 1 – SS 3 · Science, Arts & Commercial
Focused study in a chosen track, with intensive preparation for WASSCE, NECO and university admission.
Short courses · Weekends & holidays
Practical courses for senior students, school leavers and adults who want to build employable digital and business skills.
Senior school
Students choose a track at the end of JSS 3 with guidance from teachers and parents. The final subject combination is confirmed with the school to meet examination and university requirements.
| Track | Core subjects | Common electives | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Science | English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics | Further Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Computer Studies, Technical Drawing | Medicine, engineering, technology, applied sciences |
| Arts & Humanities | English Language, Mathematics, Literature-in-English, Government, History | Christian or Islamic Studies, Yoruba, French, Visual Arts, Music | Law, languages, media, education, social sciences |
| Commercial | English Language, Mathematics, Economics, Financial Accounting, Commerce | Government, Office Practice, Computer Studies, Entrepreneurship | Accounting, business, banking, management, marketing |
How we teach
Good results come from consistent habits, clear feedback and teachers who care.
Schemes of work are shared with students, so everyone knows what is being learned and why.
Weekly checks, projects and termly examinations show exactly where progress is strong or needs work.
Extra clinics and small-group support for students who need a second explanation — without stigma.
Termly reports and accessible teachers keep families informed and involved at every stage.
Academic calendar
Term dates are published before the start of each session and may be adjusted for public holidays or examination schedules. Parents receive confirmation by text and through the student portal.
| Term | Dates | Key events |
|---|---|---|
| First term | 7 Sep – 11 Dec 2026 | Resumption, mid-term tests, PTA meeting, carol service |
| Second term | 11 Jan – 26 Mar 2027 | Mock examinations, inter-house sports, cultural day |
| Third term | 12 Apr – 9 Jul 2027 | WASSCE/NECO, BECE, prize-giving and graduation |
Assessment
Clear, fair and consistent — so students always know where they stand and what to do next.
Most subjects combine continuous assessment (classwork, homework, projects and tests) with the end-of-term examination. The exact weighting is confirmed in the student handbook at the start of each session.
Promotion depends on termly performance, attendance and conduct. Students who do not meet the required standard may be offered targeted support or a repeat of the year, in discussion with parents.
Reports are issued at the end of each term, with a parent-teacher meeting in the first and second terms. Teachers are also available by appointment throughout the year.
Subject clinics, peer tutoring and small-group sessions are arranged where needed. Parents are contacted early so that support can be coordinated at home and at school.
The college guides eligible SS 3 students through WASSCE and NECO registration, including subject selection, fees and deadlines. JSS 3 students are prepared and registered for BECE.
Facilities
Well-ventilated, ordered rooms with display boards and enough space for group work.
Practical equipment for biology, chemistry and physics lessons, with demonstrated experiments.
Workstations for computer studies, coding club and the Business & ICT Academy.
Reference texts, revision guides and a quiet reading space supervised by staff.
Our academic team can explain subject options, entry requirements and what a typical week looks like.