Academics
What is actually taught, and how well it goes.
The Nigerian national curriculum, taught to WAEC and NECO, with an optional Cambridge IGCSE track from SS1. Junior classes cap at 24; senior classes at 20.
Junior school
JSS 1 — JSS 3
Three years of the full basic-education curriculum before any specialisation. Streaming happens at the end of JSS3, after a conversation with the child, the form teacher and you.
Senior school
Four streams, SS 1 — SS 3
Every stream sits nine WAEC subjects including English and Mathematics.
Science
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Further Mathematics
- Technical Drawing
Feeds medicine, engineering and computing courses. Double-period labs three times a week.
Commercial
- Financial Accounting
- Economics
- Commerce
- Business Studies
- Mathematics
- Data Processing
Anchored by a termly enterprise project judged by Lagos business owners.
Arts & Humanities
- Literature in English
- Government
- History
- Christian/Islamic Religious Studies
- Geography
- French
Weekly seminar format — students argue a position and defend it in writing.
Technical
- Basic Electronics
- Electrical Installation
- Auto Mechanics
- Technical Drawing
- Mathematics
- Physics
Runs in the Bridgeway workshop; NABTEB certification alongside WAEC.
Results
Four years of numbers, unrounded.
WAEC figures are the share of SS3 candidates with five credits or better including Mathematics and English. JAMB is the cohort average UTME score.
| Year | WAEC 5 credits + | Average UTME | Candidates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 94% | 268 | 78 |
| 2024 | 91% | 261 | 74 |
| 2023 | 89% | 254 | 71 |
| 2022 | 88% | 249 | 69 |
Where leavers go
Cambridge IGCSE
An optional international track, without leaving the national curriculum.
From SS1, students may take up to four Cambridge IGCSE subjects alongside their WAEC programme — usually Mathematics, English, Physics and Chemistry. Sittings are held on campus in the May/June series. Entry is by teacher recommendation and carries an additional per-subject fee.