Junior & Senior School

High School

Every student is treated as an individual, cared for personally and encouraged to develop a genuine passion for learning.

SectionsJunior & Senior

International pathwayCambridge IGCSE

National pathwayWASSCE

Advanced pathwayCambridge A Level

Typically ages 11 to 14

Junior School

Modern, challenging lessons help pupils explore the world while specialist teachers attend carefully to each student’s progress.

We want pupils to enjoy learning, fulfil their individual potential and grasp new opportunities as they begin their High School journey.

Learning extends beyond the classroom through field trips and practical experiences in subjects including geography, history and the sciences.

Specialist teachingA broad programme taught by teachers with subject expertise.

Individual progressCareful attention helps each pupil build confidence and capability.

Cambridge CheckpointExternal feedback in English, mathematics and science.

Concord Junior School pupils learning through practical mathematics

Senior School

Ready for what comes next

Students develop the intellectual skills to think critically and logically, while retaining imagination and a wide range of interests.

Academic study is balanced by clubs, societies, leadership, sport, the arts, travel and extension opportunities. This breadth helps students become confident, caring and independent thinkers.

Students may prepare for Cambridge IGCSE, WASSCE and Cambridge A Level qualifications, supported by specialist teaching and focused preparation.

IGCSEAn international qualification pathway for students in Senior School.

WASSCEPreparation for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination.

A LevelAdvanced study for students progressing beyond IGCSE.

Concord Senior School students studying together in class

A broad curriculum

Depth across every pathway

The curriculum combines Nigerian and international programmes, giving students the opportunity to study and excel across the sciences, languages, humanities, business and the arts.

STEM subjects are a particular strength, while art and commercial subjects encourage original thought, informed judgement and practical understanding.

STEMScience, technology, engineering and mathematics support analytical thinking.

LanguagesEnglish, French and literature develop clear, confident communication.

BusinessAccounting, business and economics connect learning to the wider world.