We begin by listening to families, understanding their concerns and desires; therefter, we provide quality teaching to carter for such concerns.
Our low student-teacher ratios gives learners the level of support they need in order to be successful in the classroom setting and beyond.
We teach both academics and social skills with equal enthusiasms. We want each learner to discover his/her own unique gifts and talents.
We provide and maintain a unique, serene, physical and learning environment to stimulate excellence in cognitive development of the learners.
Teachers and students are empowered to be able to efficiently make informed decisions about teaching and learning strategies.
Active participation in co-curriculum activities help develop other innate talents of the child outside academics.
Our serene and aesthetically appealing environment is very conducive for teaching and learning.
As rigorous as our curriculum are, we do our best to make the learning fun through the provision of children - centered learning equipments.
Emphasis is laid on encouraging the child to become independent through interacting with the environment and specific resources provided to help the development of the child across all areas.
Read MoreHere, themes are used in order to have a structure and constructive kind of teaching aimed at developing early literacy.In all, the children(21/2 – 5 Years) are given enough work which encourages dexterity, balance and appreciation of shapes, colours and sizes
Read MoreThis stage starts from where the nursery stopped. It builds on nursery experience and exposes the child to higher level of work. Ours is a fusion of English and Nigerian Curriculum. All upper primary classes are taught by special subject teachers.
Read MoreActive participation in co-curriculum activities help develop other innate talents of the child outside academics. It also keeps the child well informed about certain social norms helping him to appreciate values such as patriotism, selflessness, help for the needy, etc.
Take A CourseSuccessful teamwork begins with great communication skills. If you want to teach these skills to your students, lead by example. Listen carefully to what she says and make sure you communicate with her in a clear, respectful manner. Family activities such as board games and cooking are great for teaching important social skills such as collaboration, compromise, and respect.
School is the perfect place to develop your pupil’s teamwork skills. She should have plenty of opportunities to develop her listening and speaking skills during partner activities and group projects. Team sports, school plays, and debate teams are also great experiences for learning how to be a part of a team. Don’t underestimate the impact that a qualified, professional instructor or coach can have on your student's enjoyment of team activities.
They always learn. Learning is usually much more focused, dedicated time. They use every occasion to learn something new — about the food they eat, the way things work, different cultures, different roles in the same organization, history, and the people around them.
They are good observers.
They make mistakes.
They don’t give up too early.
They connect with smart people.
They try new things.
They don’t think they are smart.