Secondary Education in Nigeria

F.U.T.A. Staff Secondary School

FUTA Sec located in Oba-Kekere sub-campus, Federal University of Technology, Akure, is a Secondary school for boys and girls, established in November 1994 as the parent University’s venture….

Gboluji Grammar School

Gboluji Grammar School was established in 1954 through the communal effort of Ile-Oluji people. In latter years, the school’s administrative powers had been ingeniously transferred to Ondo state…

George& Duke

George& Duke International College like many private secondary schools in Nigeria, emerged as an offshoot of a Primary school that was established by a couple, Niran and Ranti Olurin in 1994….

Global International College

Global International College located in Admiralty Way, Lekki in Lagos is a co-educational institution with international outlook. The school pays attention to the variance in student learning…

Grange School

Grange School is a secondary school, an offshoot of the elementary school that was established in 1958 primarily to educate children of West Air Corporation personnel. Traditionally, the school…

Greensprings Schools

Greensprings Schools educate pupils from foundation stage to post secondary levels. There are campuses in Anthony area and Lekki Peninsula. Students are been prepared for local and international…

Hallmark

Hallmark was established by Aralola Faturoti in the outskirts of Ondo town in 1995. Curriculum is Nigerian but some attention is paid to TOEFL and SAT. Far more hours is invested in Mathematics…

Holy Child College

Holy Child College Ojo street, South West Ikoyi, Lagos., was established 1945 in Obalende, Lagos by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. Leo Taylor, the Catholic Archbishop of Lagos had invited…

Ibadan International School

Ibadan International School (different from International School Ibadan) located in 24 Jibowu Crescent, Iyaganku, Ibadan, is a private secondary school in Ibadan with some international…

International School Ibadan

International School Ibadan was established 1963 as a joint project between the Ford Foundation and the University of Ibadan. Unlike most University secondary schools, I.S.I.’s purpose was not…

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