Academics
Structured, practical, and measurable.
One continuous pathway from daycare to A Level, with progress tracked against clear outcomes at every stage.
Overview
Class sizes are capped so that teaching can actually reach every child, a ratio of one teacher to twenty-five students, with a maximum of thirty in a room.
Teaching is connected to measurable learning outcomes, and staff serve as instructors, mentors and life shapers rather than simply deliverers of syllabus.
Stages & curriculum
| Stage | Ages | Classes |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Primary Early learning built on play, language and routine. Children arrive as toddlers and leave able to read, count and hold their own in a classroom. | 1 to 5 | Daycare · Creche · Kindergarten · Nursery |
| Primary The years where basic skills are formed. Children learn to make sense of new work by connecting it to what they already know. | 5 to 11 | Basic 1 to Basic 6 |
| Secondary Core Sciences, Arts and Commercial pathways, with structured examination preparation and progress tracked against measurable outcomes. | 11 to 17 | JSS1 to JSS3 · SS1 to SS3 |
| Advanced Level Preparation for study abroad and advanced examinations, for students aiming at universities in Nigeria and overseas. | 17+ | Cambridge A Level · SAT · IELTS · TOEFL · JAMB |
Examinations
The Ogun State Government, WAEC, NECO, NABTEB and Cambridge International Examinations UK have each approved the school to prepare candidates.
| Examination | Sat by |
|---|---|
| WAEC West African Senior School Certificate Examination | SS3 |
| NECO National Examinations Council certification | SS3 |
| NABTEB Technical and business certification | SS3 |
| Cambridge Cambridge International Examinations, UK | Advanced |
| JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination | SS3 / Advanced |
| SAT · IELTS · TOEFL For students applying to study abroad | Advanced |
- Ogun State Government
- WAEC
- NECO
- NABTEB
- Cambridge International Examinations, UK
2026 results
Ten consecutive years of one hundred per cent in WAEC and NECO. Below is the actual sheet.
WAEC 2026
- 01 Jimoh Sofiat Motunrayo 6A · 3B
- 02 Akinfolarin Olatunde Gaius 5A · 3B
- 03 Owolabi Rhoda Irewunmi 5A · 2B
- 04 Anibi Zainab Adesola 5A · 2B
- 05 Anthony Donald Ehigie 5A · 3B
- 06 Akinpelu Esther Oluwadamilola 5A · 4B
- 07 Lawrence Oluwaseun Daniel 5A · 2B
- 08 Akinola Moyinoluwa Caroline 5A · 3B
- 09 Ayelabola Daniel Mustapha 5A · 3B
- 10 Michael David Chika 5A · 3B
JAMB 2026
- 01 Idowu Setonji John 331
- 02 Usman Malik Feranmi 323
- 03 Owolabi Rhoda Irewunmi 281
- 04 Akinfolarin Olatunde Gaius 279
- 05 Amidu Esther Wonder 279
Beyond the syllabus
- Free entrepreneurship programme
- Eight funded trades, catering, fashion, leather, wood, electrical, music, visual arts and computer studies. Every student takes at least one. More →
- Microsoft Imagine Academy
- World-class computer education delivered under the Microsoft Imagine Academy programme, offered free to every learner.
- Language centre
- English, Yoruba, Igbo, French and Chinese, taught to speaking, reading and writing level within a few months. More →
- Excursions and competitions
- Educational tours, spelling bees, debates and inter-house sport. Learning that only happens outside a classroom.
Clubs & societies
Ten societies run through the school year. A student is expected to belong to one, because the things that shape a child most are rarely the things that appear on a timetable.
- 01 ICT Club
- 02 Mathematics Club
- 03 JETS Club
- 04 Debate and Press Club
- 05 Music and Drama Club
- 06 Foreign Languages Club
- 07 Entrepreneur Club
- 08 Scrabble Club
- 09 Chess Club
- 10 Art and Craft Club
The wider year
What fills the calendar between the examinations.
- Cultural Day
- The whole school in traditional dress, with dance, drama and food. Primary and secondary each stage their own.
- Inter-house sports
- The houses compete across track, field and team events, in front of the whole school.
- Excursions
- Organised trips that take a lesson out of the classroom and put it somewhere real.
- Spelling bee and debate
- Competitive speaking and spelling, run internally and entered externally.
- Voice training and music
- Choral work and instruments, feeding the school band.
- Dance and drama
- Rehearsed properly and performed on a stage, not improvised in a hall.
- Etiquette
- How to carry yourself, taught deliberately rather than left to chance.
- Foreign language
- French and Chinese, alongside the dedicated language school.
Teaching, actually happening
Where the outcomes above are produced.
Laboratories, the library, the board, and a hall full of candidates. The same rooms, every day of the year.
