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September intake · 6 places left in Toddler class

Every child starts
with one step.

Toddler's Academy is a public school where 18 children share one classroom and one teacher who knows every single name. Walk the path with us — from first crayon to final exam.

412 families walk with us this year.
94% of them stay through Grade 10.

A delighted young child laughing towards the camera
18
children per class
2–16
years old, one campus
no fees. ever.
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The path through our school

Three stages. Fourteen years.
One long walk together.

A child who joins our Toddler room at two will be taught by some of the same faces at sixteen. Here is exactly what each stage looks like, day to day.

A teacher and eight toddlers around a low round table, tracing letter shapes with pebbles
Stage oneAges 2–4

The Toddler Room

Two teachers, twelve toddlers, and a floor made for falling on. Days run on rhythm rather than timetable: singing, water play, story circle, a real nap, and outdoor time whatever the weather.

Potty-training supportDaily photo diaryHot lunch included
See a Toddler day, hour by hour
Primary pupils in checked-collar uniforms crowded around a classroom table watching a water experiment
Stage twoGrades 1–5

Primary School

Reading, numbers and curiosity, taught in small groups by ability rather than age. Every child reads aloud to an adult daily, and every Friday afternoon belongs to a project of their own choosing.

Daily reading 1-on-1Two languagesFriday projects
See the Primary curriculum
Four secondary students reading together at a library table
Stage threeGrades 6–10

Secondary School

Serious subject teaching without losing the warmth. Science labs, a workshop, competitive sport, and a named mentor who follows each student from Grade 6 to graduation.

Science & tech labsOne mentor, five yearsExam prep from Gr 8
See subjects & results
18

children in the average class — the national figure is 38

31

teachers, 22 of them here longer than five years

94%

of pupils stay with us from Grade 1 through Grade 10

₦0

tuition — uniform, books and lunch are funded too

The people walking with them

Teachers who stay long enough to matter

Meet all 31 →

Ms. Adaeze Nwoke

Early years lead · 9 years here

“I have taught the younger brothers and sisters of my first class. That is the job.”

Mr. Bello Yusuf

Primary maths · 12 years here

“No child leaves my room believing they are bad at numbers. It is not allowed.”

Ms. Grace Etim

Reading specialist · 6 years here

“Twenty minutes a day, one child at a time. That is how reading actually happens.”

Mr. Chidi Okonkwo

Science & mentoring · 8 years here

“I meet my mentees in Grade 6 and shake their hand at graduation. Same hand.”

What parents tell us

“We toured six schools. This was the only one where the children looked up and waved at us.”

Mrs. Ifeoma Okafor
mother of two · Primary 2 & Grade 7

“She asks to go to school on Saturdays. I have stopped explaining weekends.”

Daniel A. · father, Toddler Room

“They know my son's name, his moods, and his handwriting. At a public school. Free.”

Blessing U. · mother, Grade 4

Joining us

Four steps, about three weeks

September intake closes 30 August

  1. Step 1

    Send an enquiry

    One short form. We reply within two working days with real dates, not a brochure.

  2. Step 2

    Visit on a normal day

    No staged open day. Come at 10am on a Tuesday and see the school as it actually is.

  3. Step 3

    A morning together

    Your child spends a morning in class. It is play, not a test — we are checking fit, not ranking.

  4. Step 4

    Enrol & first day

    Paperwork takes twenty minutes. Their teacher calls you the evening before day one.

Fill this in and we take it from there — or call 0800 114 2255 — a person answers, 8am–5pm.

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