Charterhouse Lagos

Charterhouse Lagos, located in the vibrant city of Lagos, Nigeria, is the first British independent school to establish itself in West Africa. Scheduled to open its doors in September 2024, Charterhouse Lagos promises to redefine education standards in Nigeria and the region. The school is part of the prestigious Charterhouse family of schools, renowned for its 400 years of educational excellence. Enrolling students from ages 5 to 18, Charterhouse Lagos offers a curriculum that spans Years 1 to 13, providing pathways to IGCSE and A-level qualifications, thereby positioning its students for entry into top universities around the globe.

The sprawling 70-hectare campus on Ogombo Road in the Lekki peninsula is designed to facilitate a holistic and enriching learning environment. Featuring cutting-edge facilities such as science and STEAM labs, various arts and performing arts studios, and a three-story library, the school prioritizes a comprehensive educational experience. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the 25-metre competition swimming pool, an NBA standard indoor basketball arena, multiple football pitches, and a 400-metre athletics track. These facilities ensure that students have ample opportunities to engage in diverse extracurricular activities, developing both their intellectual and physical capabilities in a nurturing and stimulating environment.

Charterhouse Lagos adopts a meticulous approach to learning, focused on fostering a lasting change in long-term memory. The curriculum, an integration of the English National Curriculum and the International Primary Curriculum alongside Nigerian and African studies, is delivered by highly experienced teaching staff. The diverse educational program includes languages such as French and Mandarin, as well as STEM, arts, music, and sports. Through this well-rounded educational model, Charterhouse Lagos aims to nurture not just academic excellence, but also leadership, creativity, and a lifelong passion for learning in every student.