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We accept children from two years old into Nursery 1. A child must have turned two by 1 September of the year they join. There is no upper cut-off for entry into primary classes, but places above Primary 3 depend on availability and a placement assessment.

Yes. We run three nursery years, Nursery 1, 2, and 3, covering ages two to five. Every nursery room has two adults for a maximum of eighteen children, and coding is introduced through unplugged puzzles from Nursery 2.

We teach the Nigerian national curriculum as the required core, enriched with elements of the British Early Years Foundation Stage in nursery and a technology curriculum we wrote ourselves. Pupils sit national assessments and, on request, are prepared for common entrance examinations.

Yes, and they are timetabled rather than optional. Every pupil takes music, visual art, and physical education. Additional clubs, robotics, chess, debate, football, gardening, coding, and drama, run four afternoons a week at no extra cost.

The school day runs 7:45 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday. The front office is open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Supervised after-school care is available until 5:30 PM for a small termly fee, and must be booked in advance.

Complete the online application on our Admissions page, or collect a paper form from the front office. Once we receive it, we contact you within three working days to schedule an assessment and a family interview. The full process usually takes two to three weeks.

Fees vary by level and are reviewed annually. A full breakdown, including one-off registration and development levies, is published on the Admissions page. We offer a sibling discount and a limited number of merit bursaries each session.

Eighteen children maximum, in every class from Nursery 1 to Primary 6. Nursery rooms have two adults. We do not exceed this figure, which is why places close early.

You will hear from us within a fortnight, not at the end of term. We run a structured intervention programme with small-group support, and we set a written plan with you that names the target and the date we will review it.

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