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1. The Science School (TSS): A co-educational secondary institution in Gwarimpa Abuja, offering both day and boarding options with a pure science focus. It aims to cultivate innovative, inventive, creative, and research-focused scientists through a hands-on, problem-solving approach.

TSS emphasizes critical thinking, effective scientific communication, and the development of technical and interpersonal skills for future leadership. The school's mission centers on fostering a positive, academically enabling environment that encourages creativity and entrepreneurial skills. Guided by its "STEM" motto, TSS also promotes personal development, including self-belief, diligence, and respect for diversity.

2. Loyola Jesuit College: Often cited as one of the most prestigious schools in Nigeria, Loyola Jesuit College is a co-educational boarding school known for its strong academic program and disciplined environment. They follow the Jesuit tradition and consistently produce excellent results.

3. The Regent Secondary School: This school is highly acclaimed for its academic excellence, particularly in IGCSE results, and caters to a diverse international student body. They focus on a broad curriculum that includes strong cultural and performing arts programs.

4. American International School of Abuja (AISA): As an American-accredited international school, AISA offers a U.S. Common Core curriculum and is known for its world-class facilities and holistic educational program. It's a popular choice for families seeking an international standard of education.

5. Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC): NTIC is a well-established and highly-regarded group of schools with a strong focus on science and technology. They have a reputation for academic rigor and often perform well in national and international competitions.

Disclaimer: This list is based on general reputation and publicly available information, not personal endorsement or advertisement. Please do your own research to find the best fit.

Big money schools that can't produce quality students like Anambra schools does.

What has Anambara got to do with Abuja? please take your tribalistic reasoning away from here.

Depriest2020:
Big money schools that can't produce quality students like Anambra schools does.

[quote author=itsmisterdavid post=136102217]1. The Science School (TSS): A co-educational secondary institution in Gwarimpa Abuja, offering both day and boarding options with a pure science focus. It aims to cultivate innovative, inventive, creative, and research-focused scientists through a hands-on, problem-solving approach.

TSS emphasizes critical thinking, effective scientific communication, and the development of technical and interpersonal skills for future leadership. The school's mission centers on fostering a positive, academically enabling environment that encourages creativity and entrepreneurial skills. Guided by its "STEM" motto, TSS also promotes personal development, including self-belief, diligence, and respect for diversity.

2. Loyola Jesuit College: Often cited as one of the most prestigious schools in Nigeria, Loyola Jesuit College is a co-educational boarding school known for its strong academic program and disciplined environment. They follow the Jesuit tradition and consistently produce excellent results.

3. The Regent Secondary School: This school is highly acclaimed for its academic excellence, particularly in IGCSE results, and caters to a diverse international student body. They focus on a broad curriculum that includes strong cultural and performing arts programs.

4. American International School of Abuja (AISA): As an American-accredited international school, AISA offers a U.S. Common Core curriculum and is known for its world-class facilities and holistic educational program. It's a popular choice for families seeking an international standard of education.

5. Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC): NTIC is a well-established and highly-regarded group of schools with a strong focus on science and technology. They have a reputation for academic rigor and often perform well in national and international competitions.

Disclaimer: This list is based on general reputation and publicly available information, not personal endorsement or advertisement. Please do your own research to find the best fit.[/quote

based on what? General reputation or school fees ?

What about Glorious Kiddies International School? Nice school

The capital of Edo state should be moved to Agenebode

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itsmisterdavid:
What has Anambara got to do with Abuja? please take your tribalistic reasoning away from here.

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This will make the forum more interesting for everyone.

For super rich kids, from super rich parents.
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American International school of Abuja, Durumi - $15,000 per session..

These schools no be for civil servant children..

That Turkish school... WAEC, SAT, JAMB - Over 95% pass rate guaranteed.

Rubbish!

No be by high tuition fees but quality of education.
None of these high tuition fee institutions has produced the best graduating student in Nigerian Law School. It has always been students from federal and state own universities.

I attended Government Science Secondary School Paykasa (now Government Science Secondary School Paykasa-Maitama, Abuja), and public universities too (ANSU, UI and UNN) but I am sound in what I do, no be whyning! Thanks to God and the public institutions I attended. So, as such, I know what I am telling you. Forget all these packaging by private schools, na money dem dey waste there.

The people dat are paying in dollars which is affecting our currency

I graduated from one of this schools that year. But i mistakenly impregnated one girl from my class like that.. wasn't easy sha

Benford International School is also a very good that runs a blended curriculum (Nigerian-British) making your ward(s) academically sound to sit waec (Nigerian Exam) and Igcse (British Exam),; your ward(s) is not disadvantaged wherever they find themselves. Benford gives you whatever the schools above offer and more.

Nothing pass public schools ..if only our government can do better, they will all regain their lost glory

MrPresident1:
What about Glorious Kiddies International School? Nice school

The capital of Edo state should be moved to Agenebode

oya come move am now 😁, agenebode is still far an outskirt.

Wayo!



Why is Umukoro Development Community High School not in the list?

The headline should be : Top 5 big $$$ schools in abuja

All the schools the OP mentioned are not for children of civil servants o.

The first school on the list isn't well known among big private schools in Abuja.

Loyola Jesuit and Nigerian Tulip are well known for academic excellence. Loyola is a well run catholic-owned school, Tulip is owned and run by Turks. However, staff welfare and remuneration in the two schools aren't very impressive.

AISA and Raegent are fantastic schools with good academic records and staff welfare and remunerations.

Abuja world, Start-Rite are good schools too.

flexyrule:
American International school of Abuja, Durumi - $15,000 per session..

These schools no be for civil servant children..

That Turkish school... WAEC, SAT, JAMB - Over 95% pass rate guaranteed.

it is for uncivilized civil servants with a pocket to match lack of civility.

JEWEL LEADING LIGHTS ACADEMY

GWARIMPA


British curriculum

Give it to Jesuit Loyola College, they stand out. May the memories of their students who died in the Sosoliso plane crash be at peace.
It was a great a national tragedy.

None of the above listed schools is for the common man.



Wait o, Stella Maris Schools didn't make the list?

Depriest2020:
Big money schools that can't produce quality students like Anambra schools does.

On colors or inferiority complex, what concerns Abuja schools and Anambra or na the special centers littering the state na eem you wan compare

Forming best schools were as they keep producing students without manners. What's the value of education when children don't understand the society has norms and values that should be adhered to?. I happen to be a teacher in Abuja and I bet you all, parents decide what and how their kids should be taught.

This is so wrong. Based on which index? What is the criteria you used for this report.

Depriest2020:
Big money schools that can't produce quality students like Anambra schools does.

Story! Go and see the calibre of alumni Loyola Jesuit has over the years.

See here: https://www.nairaland.com/8184851/top-waec-scorers-2009-where and here: https://www.nairaland.com/7763389/top-jamb-scorers-where-today

America International School is not far from my former place in Area 1 Durumi.

Their school fees is running into millions of Naira.
However the best WAEC student is from a public school in Nigeria.
The Girl who won the mathematics competition is also from a public school.
The truth is that those schools in Abuja are overrated.
They only teach them how to speak English like black Americans.
Book Dem no know.

Try dutse Alhaji. Dutse makaranta after sokale by Police signbord that new life junction side. Quality of school can only be decide on students grabbing. Big schools sometimes na money.