What children learn

A curriculum that grows with your child

From first words in Creche to preparing for secondary school in Primary Six, every stage has a clear focus and clear outcomes.

Creche

Care first, learning through play

Sensory & motor play

Music, texture and movement activities that build early motor skills and curiosity.

Routine & comfort

Consistent feeding, nap and play routines managed by trained caregivers.

Reception

Next step after being in Creche

First steps & Social Play

Learn first words, sounds and morals.

Connection & comfort

Recognition of colours, shapes, sounds and patterns.

Nursery 1 & 2

Building the foundations

Early literacy

Letter sounds, vocabulary and story time build the basics of reading and speaking.

Early numeracy

Counting, shapes and patterns introduced through games and everyday objects.

Social skills

Sharing, turn-taking and following instructions in a group setting.

Kindergarten

Ready for formal school

Reading & writing

Phonics-based reading and guided handwriting practice.

Number work

Addition, subtraction and simple problem-solving with numbers to 20 and beyond.

Discovery & the world

Simple science, nature and "how things work" topics that build curiosity.

Primary 1 – 6

The full Nigerian primary curriculum

Core subjects are enriched with extra-curricular clubs so learning never feels one-dimensional.

English Studies & Literacy

Reading comprehension, grammar, composition and public speaking.

Mathematics

From basic arithmetic in Primary 1 to fractions, geometry and word problems by Primary 6.

Basic Science & Technology

Hands-on experiments and an introduction to computing.

National Values & Civic Education

Social studies, civic responsibility and Nigerian history and culture.

Creative & Cultural Arts

Music, drawing, drama and craft, with an annual cultural showcase.

French & Nigerian Languages

Introductory French alongside a Nigerian language of the family's choice.

Curious how a typical week looks?

Ask us for a sample timetable for your child's class.

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