Do you remember the phrase “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”? Well, when kids are at school, they tend to spend most of their time studying or taking lessons. So, when they get home, you shouldn’t think of sending them straight to the study. Instead, allow them to relax their bodies […]
We are 35 years old! We clocked this milestone age on the 21st of January, 2020, and in celebrating the anniversary, we are offering a massive 20% discount on tuition fees at the preschool level. Speaking on why we chose to offer this discount, Mrs Lai Koiki, our founder said, “Although we now have elementary, […]
Sex education is one heated conversation with conflicting opinions. Parents have a different view on sexual education. Some believe that sex education should not be taught in school, while others believe that only certain aspects of sex education should be taught. Some think it should be part of the school curriculum. If it should be […]
This new year begins with a victory for our school, as our student Comfort Samuel has been declared the winner of the World School Games 2020 mascot design competition. The competition started in November 2019, and students from schools all over the world submitted their designs. After several reviews and public voting, Comfort’s design named […]
Teaching kids about money is crucial in helping them know the usefulness cash brings.
What is the importance of teaching kids about money? What should my child know about money?
If you are looking for answers to these questions, then keep reading.
We are excited about this! Chelsea Nwasike, an alumna of Greensprings School, who finished 1st class from Bournemouth University in 2017 and presently doing her Masters at the Newyork Film School, L.A campus has bagged numerous awards in producing the short film titled ‘Reaction’. Here are the lists of awards she bagged: -Honourable Mention: Indie […]
Our Alumni Homecoming White Party was held at the Ikoyi campus on Friday 27th of December, 2019. It was attended by former students of our Anthony and Lekki campuses, and it was funfilled.
Nigeria is a huge country with ethnically and culturally diverse groups of people with over 500 tribes. Little wonder there are so many different delicacies unique to them. Nigerian food is so amazing as it gives a distinct flavour that cannot be found anywhere in the world.
The tradition for most Nigerian schools is to end the year with celebrations, and we aren’t left out, as we celebrated Christmas shows across our four campuses — including Anthos House, our school for special needs education. The shows were attended by parents, members of staff of our school and well-wishers, and our students thrilled […]
