We teach the syllabus your child is already studying.
Four systems, taught properly. Whether your family is in Lagos, London, Houston or Toronto, lessons follow the curriculum your child's own school is working to.
Nigerian curriculum
Full coverage from lower primary through junior and senior secondary, aligned with the national curriculum and the relevant examinations.
For families in Nigeria, this is the mainstream route. For families abroad who intend to return, it keeps their child in step with the system they will re-enter.
British curriculum
We teach both the English National Curriculum and Cambridge International, which are related but not identical. Our teaching covers every Key Stage, from EYFS through Key Stage 4, with support for entrance preparation, Cambridge Checkpoint and GCSE examinations.
American curriculum
Elementary through high school support, matched to the standards and pacing your child's own school district follows.
Education in the United States is set at state and district level rather than nationally. Most states build on the Common Core standards for English and mathematics, though several have revised or replaced them, and science and humanities vary more widely still. We work from what your child's school is actually teaching rather than assuming a single national syllabus.
Canadian curriculum
Support aligned with the provincial curricula of Canada's English-speaking provinces, helping children who have relocated settle into their new school system and keep pace academically.
Education in Canada is provincial rather than federal, so there is no single national curriculum. We work with the curricula of English-speaking provinces, including Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba, tailoring lessons to the requirements of each province and the school your child attends.
Not sure which system your child needs?
Tell us the school and the year group. Thirty minutes with Irene, at no cost and no obligation.