Our day opens in devotion. Devotion, prayer and moral values are woven through school life, so that students grow not only in knowledge but in conscience, humility and self-control. This is the meaning of Academics with Godliness.
The school was founded on Christian values and those convictions still guide how we run it. Our students come from Christian and Muslim homes alike, and every one of them is respected here — what we ask of all of them is honesty, discipline and kindness.
We follow a rigorous Nigerian curriculum from pre-school through secondary, with functional science laboratories and steady WAEC and NECO performance. Teachers mark closely, set high expectations, and keep every child working to their full ability.
We hold a low student–teacher ratio on purpose, so no child becomes a face in a crowd. Our staff know each student's strengths, struggles and name — and parents are partners, not strangers.
Years of Teaching
Student–Teacher Ratio
Schools, Two Nearby Sites
Commitment to Each Child
Confidence is built outside the classroom too — on the sports field, at swimming training, in the skills workshop, on excursions and in front of an audience.
Inter-house competitions, athletics and team games that teach discipline and teamwork.
Regular coached swimming sessions at a partner facility — a life skill, and a confident one.
Practical, hands-on skills — craft, catering, tailoring and enterprise — so students leave able to make as well as memorise.
Educational trips — like our Egbin Power Station tour — that bring lessons to life.
The best way to understand a school is to stand inside it. Come for a visit, or begin an application today.