For decades, Lagos has been a vibrant creative ecosystem. From film to fashion, music to digital art, the city produces trends that ripple across Africa and the world. Yet many young creators still lack the training, tools, and spaces that allow talent to become a profession. The Greensprings Alumni Legacy project answers that gap with […]
Across Nigeria are children whose talents are bigger than their circumstances. Many of them carry gifts that could shape our culture and inspire the world. What they often lack is not passion but opportunity. On December 18th, Greensprings School will unveil the 3D model of the Creative Arts Centre at the Lekki Campus. The unveiling […]
Greensprings School has opened applications for its 2026/2027 academic session scholarships, welcoming outstanding students seeking entry into Year 7 (JS1), Year 10 (SS1) and the IB Diploma Programme in Sixth Form. This year marks a significant milestone because the school is introducing a new scholarship pathway into Year 10. This creates additional access for exceptional […]
At Greensprings School, we believe true education extends far beyond the classroom walls. It’s about cultivating well-rounded individuals equipped to lead and innovate in a complex world. The story of our student, Pandora Onyedire, recently crowned a global winner of the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, is a powerful case study of this philosophy in action. […]
During the World Inclusion Congress held in Almaty, Kazakhstan, from 15th to 17th October 2025, the Executive Director of Greensprings School, Mrs Lai Koiki, delivered an inspiring presentation on the theme of Inclusive Education in Nigeria: Progress, Challenges, and the Road Ahead. In her address, Mrs Koiki shared Greensprings School’s remarkable journey towards inclusion, a […]
At Greensprings, the Jeans for Genes Walkathon 2025 became more than a walk for awareness. It was a celebration of unity, empathy, and shared responsibility. Students, parents, and teachers walked together to support children who see the world differently. In every step, we reflected the values that build strong communities: understanding, respect, and care for […]
By: Joseph Ogunlade IBDP Group 3 Head, IGCSE and IBDP History Theory of Knowledge (ToK) Teacher In every nation’s and institution’s story, the youth stand as both the promise of the future and the stewards of its destiny. The character of tomorrow’s society depends on how well todays’ young citizens understand and embrace their roles […]
By: Oyekunle Akinyemi English Language Teacher As a teacher, I have come to understand that patriotism is best taught not through lofty speeches or grand symbols, but through the quiet, consistent modeling of unity, responsibility, and service in our daily interactions with students. Every lesson offers an opportunity to shape values as much as knowledge. […]
By: Naetochi Ndukwe, 11 Adegbite “Who are you?” Sacred words which cut Deeper than any Sword A call to rise, A burning flame As we lift the banner in Greensprings’ name Where serving others is its own reward “I am the best!” A promise, A vow, A pledge Not just for scores and grades But […]
By: Kola Tomilawo Assistant Principal Enhancement For me, nurturing responsible young citizens begins with helping students understand that patriotism is not confined to waving flags or reciting anthems—it is a daily practice of responsibility, unity, and service. In my classroom, I strive to create an environment where students learn that love for one’s nation and […]
