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Looking to send your ward to a great secondary school in Abuja? We’ll advise you to do a little background check on these schools as well to inform your decision on which schools to pick. Here are some of the top Secondary Schools in Abuja in case you’re searching for where to start;

American International School of Abuja

They’re the best and most expensive Secondary School in Abuja. Running an American based Education system this is a school patronized by the high and mighty of Abuja including Governors, ministers and diplomats and of course members of the local expatriate community. They have a very effective management team in place and your wards are in safe hands not forgetting their high academic standards.

Lead British International School – Boarding and Day (Gwarinpa)

This is another high class secondary situated in Gwarinpa. They have all the facilities in place that any standard 21st century school should own. Although they run a British style academic curriculum the school is wholly Nigerian – owned and managed by Nigerians.

Regent School – Boarding and Day (Maitama, Abuja)

This is a British run secondary school with very high academic standards. They employ only British trained teachers with Nigerian assistants. They have an effective school system in place that will ensure all round training for your child.

Loyola Jesuit College - Boarding

This is a Catholic owned Secondary school located in Gidan Mangoro along karu-Karshi road on the outskirts of the city. The school is wholly a boarding school using centuries old strictly catholic inspired curriculum and they’re stiff with upholding their principles nevertheless the school is up to date with modern trends in all round child Education.

Nigerian Turkish International School (Day School)

Another of the big schools patronized by the high and mighty of Abuja, this school has one slight disadvantage though which is that it’s location is within a commercial hub (Monrovia street in Wuse 2) in the city center possibly a bit of distraction to the pupils but in terms of having sound facilities and management in place, it’s one of Abuja’s best.

International Community School, Jabi

Targeting mostly the expatriate community in Abuja the ICS now at the more serene Jabi district from their previous location at Wuse 2, the ICS is a school that provides an enabling environment for world class qualitative learning.

Olumawu College, Wuse 2

A bit on the middle ground, Olumawu is relatively more affordable than the other schools on this list, but also of high standard. Founded in 1993 by one of Nigeria’s leading Educationists Margaret Olumawu, the school has lived up to its reputation of providing qualitative secondary schooling to Nigerians.

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Abujafood:

Looking to send your ward to a great secondary school in Abuja? We’ll advise you to do a little background check on these schools as well to inform your decision on which schools to pick. Here are some of the top Secondary Schools in Abuja in case you’re searching for where to start;

American International School of Abuja

They’re the best and most expensive Secondary School in Abuja. Running an American based Education system this is a school patronized by the high and mighty of Abuja including Governors, ministers and diplomats and of course members of the local expatriate community. They have a very effective management team in place and your wards are in safe hands not forgetting their high academic standards.

Lead British International School – Boarding and Day (Gwarinpa)

This is another high class secondary situated in Gwarinpa. They have all the facilities in place that any standard 21st century school should own. Although they run a British style academic curriculum the school is wholly Nigerian – owned and managed by Nigerians.

Regent School – Boarding and Day (Maitama, Abuja)

This is a British run secondary school with very high academic standards. They employ only British trained teachers with Nigerian assistants. They have an effective school system in place that will ensure all round training for your child.

Loyola Jesuit College - Boarding

This is a Catholic owned Secondary school located in Gidan Mangoro along karu-Karshi road on the outskirts of the city. The school is wholly a boarding school using centuries old strictly catholic inspired curriculum and they’re stiff with upholding their principles nevertheless the school is up to date with modern trends in all round child Education.

Nigerian Turkish International School (Day School)

Another of the big schools patronized by the high and mighty of Abuja, this school has one slight disadvantage though which is that it’s location is within a commercial hub (Monrovia street in Wuse 2) in the city center possibly a bit of distraction to the pupils but in terms of having sound facilities and management in place, it’s one of Abuja’s best.

International Community School, Jabi

Targeting mostly the expatriate community in Abuja the ICS now at the more serene Jabi district from their previous location at Wuse 2, the ICS is a school that provides an enabling environment for world class qualitative learning.

Olumawu College, Wuse 2

A bit on the middle ground, Olumawu is relatively more affordable than the other schools on this list, but also of high standard. Founded in 1993 by one of Nigeria’s leading Educationists Margaret Olumawu, the school has lived up to its reputation of providing qualitative secondary schooling to Nigerians.

http://www.abujafood.info/2013/10/7-of-best-secondary-schools-in-abuja.html