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Academics

Fourteen years of teaching, planned as one continuous line.

Three stages, one campus, and a curriculum written so that the Grade 6 science teacher knows exactly what the Toddler Room did with water and sand.

Stage one

The Toddler Room

Ages 2–4 · 12 children · 2 teachers

Days run on rhythm rather than timetable: singing, water play, story circle, a real nap, and outdoor time whatever the weather.

  • Early language & song
  • Messy play and fine motor work
  • Potty-training support
  • Daily photo diary for parents
  • Hot lunch and a real nap

Stage two

Primary School

Grades 1–5 · 18 per class

Reading, numbers and curiosity, taught in small groups by ability rather than age. Every child reads aloud to an adult daily.

  • English and mathematics daily
  • Yoruba and one second language
  • Science through experiment, not copying
  • Music, art and PE every week
  • Friday afternoon: a project of their own

Stage three

Secondary School

Grades 6–10 · subject teachers

Serious subject teaching without losing the warmth. A named mentor follows each student from Grade 6 to graduation.

  • Physics, chemistry, biology in real labs
  • Mathematics and further mathematics
  • Literature, history and civics
  • Workshop: woodwork, electronics, coding
  • Exam preparation from Grade 8

A day in Primary 3

Not a brochure timetable — this is Tuesday, as it actually runs.

  1. 7:50

    Gate opens, breakfast club, free reading

  2. 8:30

    Mathematics in three ability groups

  3. 10:00

    Break outdoors — 25 minutes, always

  4. 10:25

    One-to-one reading with Ms. Grace

  5. 12:15

    Hot lunch, mixed-age tables

  6. 13:30

    Science, then music or art