Early Years School

Children usually between the ages of 2 and 5 receive a fundamental education in an early years school. It emphasizes social connection, controlled play, and fundamental intellectual ideas to promote early childhood development. For kids to be ready for traditional primary schooling, this time is essential.

 

Key Features of a Early Years School:

 

Age Group: Typically serves children ages from 2 to 5.

 

Curriculum: Founded on the ideas of early childhood education, which encompasses social-emotional learning, motor skills, reading, and numeracy.

 

Learning Method: Interactive, exploratory, play-based learning that fosters creativity and problem-solving abilities.

Teacher Role: Trained early childhood educators lead kids through both planned and unplanned learning activities.

 

Environment: Child-friendly, engaging, and safe areas that promote education and discovery.

 

Benefits of a Early Years School Education:

 

Cognitive and Language Development: Helps in the development of fundamental reasoning and communication abilities in kids.

 

Social Skills: Promotes peer collaboration, sharing, and teamwork.

 

Emotional Development: Gives young students self-assurance and independence.

 

Easy Transition to Primary School: Gets kids ready for formal schooling both intellectually and socially.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for admission?

Visit the school’s website or administrative office to obtain the admission form. Submit the completed form with the required documents, including a birth certificate, recent passport photographs, and previous academic records.

What are the admission requirements?

Admission requirements include passing our placement tests/entrance examination and submitting all required documents

What are the tuition fees?

Tuition fees vary by class and are available upon request. You can contact the school’s bursary department for a detailed breakdown.

What curriculum does the school follow?

The School follows a blend of the Nigerian and British curricula to ensure students are well prepared for national and international examinations

What examinations do students take?

Primary students take the common entrance/unified examinations, while secondary students sit for WAEC, NECO and IGCSE exams.

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.” – Martin Luther King Jr.

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