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Top 20 Most Expensive Secondary Schools in Nigeria

December 15, 2022
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The saying ‘education is the best legacy’ is never outdated. It’s as true now as it is in times past. It is the dream of every responsible parent who owns up to their duties to give their children all the best life has to offer.  From the best dress, house, food, down to the best toys and birthday gifts.

Having their wards in one of the most expensive secondary schools available is one of the bests parents wants to offer them. It is believed that it widens their scope, while also creating networking and social connection opportunities for them.

Here, we will take a look at the 20 most expensive schools in the country and some of their unique features which made each of them worth the price.Information Guide Nigeria

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  • 1. The American International School of Lagos
  • 2. British International School Lagos
  • 3. Grange School
  • 4. American International School, Abuja
  • 5. Lekki British International School Lagos
  • 6. Loyola Jesuit College
  • 7. Day Waterman College
  • 8. Greenspring School, Lagos 3.185
  • 9. Meadows Hall School
  • 10. Greenhoak International School, Port Harcourt
  • 11. Hillcrest School Jos
  • 12. Chris land College, Ikeja
  • 13. Norwegian International School, Port Harcourt
  • 14. Atlantic Hall, Epe, Lagos
  • 15. Dowen College Lekki
  • 16. Charles Dale international School, Port Harcourt
  • 17. Greenhoak International School, Port Harcourt
  • 18. International Community School, Abuja
  • 19. Whiteplains British School, Abuja
  • 20. Lead British International School, Abuja
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1. The American International School of Lagos

Governed by a 9-member board of directors, the American International School of Lagos is the most expensive secondary school in Nigeria with a total term payment of about 5.5 million. The school is located behind 1004 Federal Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos. It is a privately owned co-educational school with an American pattern and standard curriculum programme. AISL offers international educational standards for students of various nationalities. It is accredited by the middle state association and the council of international schools. All fees in the school are paid in US dollars. Currently, the school has 62 teachers and 74 non-teaching staff.

2. British International School Lagos

The British International School Lagos was established in 2001. It’s a school where students’ fees are paid in dollars which goes around 4.48 million when converted to Naira. The fees cover textbooks, feeding, uniforms, and so on. Music suites, theatre, computer suites, multipurpose hall and so on are some of the great facilities enjoyed by wards in this school. The curriculum is designed according to the England standard, and it’s also modified to suit international standards. Location is Muri Okunola Street, Landbridge Avenue, Oniru Private Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos.

3. Grange School

The school operates as a non-profit educational institution established with the aim of providing qualitative British education in a supportive, caring comfortable, and suitable environment. Fees total is around 4.5 million. Teachers and pupils learn together at Grange School. It is one of the three schools in Nigeria that are accredited by the UK’s Independent Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS). The school is located at No 6, Harold Hodipo Crescent, GRA, Ikeja Lagos.

4. American International School, Abuja

Located at plot 346, Cadastral Zone B 02, Durumi, American international School Abuja is another one of the most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria with fees and levies payments totaling around 4.3 million naira when converted from dollars. The school was established in 1993 and is one of the American accredited secondary schools in Nigeria. It has about 500 students, featuring over 30 nationalities.

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5. Lekki British International School Lagos

Established in the year 2000, Lekki British International School Lagos is another one of the most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria with Fees payment totaling around 4 million naira per session. The school is acknowledged as the original British school in Nigeria with a curriculum programme reputed to be of great international standard. The school can boast of being the secondary school with the best facilities in West Africa. Lekki British School Lagos is located at Victoria Arobieke Street, off Admiralty way, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.

6. Loyola Jesuit College

The school is a coeducational private boarding school established in 1996. It is supervised with teaching and directions from members of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), plus some specially dedicated and trained lay teachers. Located on a 28.5 hectare site at Karu-Karshi road, in the village of Gidan Mangoro, Abuja, the school possesses great conducive and high standard learning facilities and environment. The fees total is around 3.8 million naira, exactly why it features on this list. Most Expensive Secondary Schools 

7. Day Waterman College

Day Waterman College unlike many other schools on this list is neither located in Lagos nor Abuja or Port Harcourt, but in Asu village, on a 35 hectare land quite close to Abeokuta and less than an hour drive from Lagos.

The school is one of the most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria with fees payment totaling around 3.7 million. The school offers world-class facilities and recreational areas, a superb natural environment, with a learning experience that gives food value for the money parent pay for their wards.

8. Greenspring School, Lagos 3.185

Located at No 32, Olatunde Ayoola Avenue, Anthony Lagos, Greenspring field makes the top 10 in the list of most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria with fees totaling about 3.185 million. The school features membership in high-class organizations such as ISCP (International Schools Curriculum Project), AAIE (Association for the Advancement of International Education), AISA, (Association of International Schools, Africa), and so on.10 BEST CARS TO BUY IN NIGERIA

9. Meadows Hall School

The Meadow Hall Educational Group was founded in 2002 by Mrs Kehinde Nwani. The school is focused on building lifelong learners who are conversant with 21st-century strategies and methodologies. The fees? Well, that is around 3 million naira and exactly the reason why it is featured on this list.

10. Greenhoak International School, Port Harcourt

Greenhoak International School is currently ranked as one of the best secondary schools presently in Nigeria and is also one of the most expensive. The school is located at St Michael’s Crescent, off Tombia Road Extension, GRA Phase 3, Port Harcourt. The school operates a unique hybrid curriculum of international standards consisting of British and American curriculum designs. New students at Greenhoak International School pay 2.8 million, while they pay 1.9million in subsequent years.

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11. Hillcrest School Jos

The primary goal of Hillcrest school is the provision of a Christian perspective to education and encouraging students towards a genuine personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

It aims to build responsible mature minds accountable that will become vital and active part of their communities. It is located at No 13, Old Bukuru road, P.O. Box 652, Jos, Plateau State. Fees are around 2.65 million in total.Top 10 Best Nursing Schools in Nigeria and Their Locations

12. Chris land College, Ikeja

Located in Ladipo Oluwole Avenue, Ikeja, the school features facilities such as drama studio, spacious fully air-conditioned classrooms, cafeteria and basketball court, modern laboratories, swimming pool, well-stocked library, and so on. Total fees payment is around 2million naira.

13. Norwegian International School, Port Harcourt

Norwegian International School Port Harcourt is the envy of many as it makes use of the English National curriculum with that of IGCSE and Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP). If 2.54 million is not an amount too big for you to spare as fees for your child, then it will be a good idea to go ahead and enroll your ward in this school. The school is located at 11, Rotimi Amaechi Road, GRA, Phase 3 Port Harcourt.

14. Atlantic Hall, Epe, Lagos

The school holds and maintains a 600 student population figure, and operates at a teacher-student ratio of 1:10. Its facilities are highly well equipped and the school features social events such as talent shows, dances, concerts, and film shows at weekends. As for the amount of the fees, well, it’s 2.27 million.Npower recruitment

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15. Dowen College Lekki

A school that moulds students to be global citizens using a syllabus content of integrated international curriculum, Down College Lekki is one of the most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria with fees totaling around 2million naira. The school is located at No 18, Adebayo Doherty, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. The class population is limited to maximum of 20 students per class as the school prides itself in focusing on the individual student.dollar to naira rate

16. Charles Dale international School, Port Harcourt

Charles Dale international school is strictly boarding with a well-fooled standard of living pattern.  It is a multicultural coeducational school that admits students nationally and internationally. The school has an international inquiry-based learning programme, and the fees are around 2 million.

17. Greenhoak International School, Port Harcourt

Greenhoak International School is currently ranked as one of the best secondary schools presently in Nigeria and is also one of the most expensive. The school is located at St Michael’s Crescent, off Tombia Road Extension, GRA Phase 3, Port Harcourt. The school operates a unique hybrid curriculum of international standards consisting of British and American curriculum designs. New students at Greenhoak International School pay 2.8 million, while they pay 1.9million in subsequent years.WAEC result

18. International Community School, Abuja

ICS is good with great delivery and proficiency. Fees are around 1.9 million. It is located at 711, Agadez Crescent, Wuse 2, in the FCT. It has a student population of 500 from about 38 different nations.JAMB form

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19. Whiteplains British School, Abuja

The school’s tuition goes for 1.6 million naira per annum. Located Beside Guardian House, Obafemi Awolowo way, Abuja, a sight of the school’s facilities and equipment will convince parents who put their kids there that they are sure to get good value for their money.JAMB Result

20. Lead British International School, Abuja

Located at 2nd Avenue, Aliyu Mustafa Street, Wuse 2, Gwarimpa Abuja, the Fees for this school stands at around 1.5 million.  The school’s Strides in the utilization of modern software and hardware technology are unprecedented. Yes, the price is one of the most expensive, but as high as it looks, this school takes the last position in this list.

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