Jasmine Njoku of our Lekki campus has been accepted into the 2024 Chevron Engineering Leadership Program for proposing a multifaceted Waste-to-Energy power plant to address the power shortage in Nigeria. The STEM camp, offered by the African Leadership Academy (ALA) in partnership with Chevron, aims to equip future African engineers with the skills to drive […]
To promote literacy and a love for reading in young pupils, students of our IB Diploma programme donated over 700 books and other learning materials to pupils of Oworonshoki Primary School on the 12th of December. The donation tagged “IB CAS Book Drive” was a part of their IB Creativity Activity and Service (CAS) project […]
As this year’s Children’s Day approaches, it’s another time to celebrate the joy, wonder, and boundless energy that our children bring into our lives. It is also the perfect occasion to engage in activities that will not only make their day extra special but also create lasting memories. The task of coming up with exciting […]
Ahead of Nigeria’s 62nd independence anniversary, we held a National Day event across our campuses on Friday, the 30th of September. The event – themed Our Nation, Our Values, Our Pride – was another avenue to show how much we love our country, and on the day, our students put together fantastic presentations. We also […]
The International Award for Young People Nigeria (also referred to as The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award) is a global framework for non-formal education and learning, which challenges young people to dream big, celebrate their achievements and make a difference in their world. It gives 14 to 24 year olds a framework that empowers them […]
The athletes and football teams of our Lekki campus have put up a mesmerizing performance at this year’s Private School Games, winning 4 gold medals, 3 silver medals, and 2 bronze medals. They won these medals in short and long-distance races, relay races, shot put, and football. Aside from the regular medals, our players also […]
Don’t get it all wrong, social media sure has a lot of benefits to the user such as making social connections and finding useful materials for educational research. However, we cannot rule out the fact that social media can also destructive.
Quality Education can be explained as a learning that provides the students (or learners) with all the capabilities needed to become economically productive. In addition, it develops a sustainable means of livelihood and it enhances their economic well-being.
