Academics
Three schools, one standard.
Nursery
Literacy, numeracy, phonics, rhymes, creative arts and health habits. The report uses the same honest scale as the rest of the school, so a parent can read it without a translator.
Primary
English, Mathematics, Basic Science, Social Studies, Civic Education, Christian Religious Studies, Igbo, Computer Studies, Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning, and the practical subjects. British care with sound, Nigerian content in the scheme.
Secondary
Junior secondary keeps the broad NERDC spread. Senior secondary prepares for WAEC and NECO in the sciences, arts and commercial subjects the child is actually taking. We do not pretend every child sits every paper.
The terminal report
Modelled on the sheets parents already know from strong Nigerian academies: cognitive scores, affective and psychomotor ratings, attendance, comments, and a grading key.
| Part | Mark |
|---|---|
| CAT / test | 20 |
| Class notes | 10 |
| Assignment | 10 |
| Examination | 60 |
| Total | 100 |
| Grade | Range | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| A | 75–100 | Excellent |
| B | 65–74 | Very Good |
| C | 55–64 | Good |
| D | 50–54 | Credit |
| E | 40–49 | Pass |
| F | 0–39 | Fail |
Affective and psychomotor traits are rated 5 excellent, 4 very good, 3 good, 2 fair, 1 poor. The form teacher writes them. They are not a secret average.