Corona Schools vs Greensprings School

	C Corona Schools Lagos, Nigeria	G Greensprings School Lagos, Nigeria
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year NGN 1,500,000 - 2,900,000	Fees / year NGN 1,536,500 - 2,065,000
Age range	Age range 0 - 18 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Curriculum	Curriculum Montessori Curriculum, IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum	Curriculum Montessori Curriculum, British Curriculum, IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 570	Pupils 3,500
Typical class size	Typical class size 24	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1955	Opened 1985
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Corona Schools operate across Lagos, Nigeria, with campuses in Gbagada, Ikoyi, Lekki and Victoria Island, and a secondary campus in Agbara, Ogun State. The Central Office is at No. 72 Raymond Njoku, Ikoyi, Lagos. Corona School Ikoyi is at No. 6 Mekunwen Road, off Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi; Corona School Victoria Island is on Waziri Ibrahim Crescent, Victoria Island; Corona Day Nursery Ikoyi is at No. 35 Mobolaji Johnson Avenue, Off Osborne Road, Ikoyi; Corona School Lekki is in Abijo, Ibeju-Lekki.	Location Lagos, Nigeria, with campuses in Anthony, Ikoyi, and Lekki. Anthony Campus is at 32 Olatunde Ayoola Avenue, Anthony; Ikoyi Campus is at 12a Reeve Road, Ikoyi; Lekki Campus is at KM 40, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Awoyaya, Ibeju Lekki.
Stages	Stages Early years (creche/playschool/nursery), primary, and secondary education across campuses.	Stages Foundation stage to post-secondary levels.
School type	School type Co-educational day schools; boarding facilities are available at Corona Secondary School Agbara.	School type Co-educational private international school with boarding facilities.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Learning support is available; there is a department for learning needs and early detection/intervention.	Additional learning support Learning Support Unit on all campuses provides SEN support, Individual Educational Plans (IEPs), educational therapy, speech therapy, and inclusive education.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Nigeria	Country affiliation Nigeria
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Door-to-door bus service is provided by the school.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application fees and admission form costs - Creche application form: NGN 30,000. - Playschool application form: NGN 20,000. - Nursery application form: NGN 15,000. Tuition fees — summary by year group (annual and per-term amounts) - Creche (annual): typical annual tuition falls at the lower end of the school's fee range; estimated annual tuition commonly cited is NGN 1,500,000. Per term: approximately NGN 500,000. - Playschool / Nursery (annual): NGN 1,500,000 (common figure for nursery/day groups). Per term: approximately NGN 500,000. - Primary (day) (annual): typical published ranges for Corona primary campuses are NGN 1,500,000 to NGN 2,000,000. Per term: approximately NGN 500,000 to NGN 666,667. - Secondary (day) (annual): commonly reported annual tuition for day secondary places (Corona Day Secondary) is around NGN 2,550,000. Per term: approximately NGN 850,000. - Secondary (boarding) — Corona Secondary School, Agbara (annual): commonly reported boarding annual tuition figures appear in the range NGN 2,900,000 to NGN 3,600,000. Per term: approximately NGN 966,667 to NGN 1,200,000. Boarding provision is available at the Agbara campus. How term and annual amounts are applied - Fees are billed and collected in advance either per term or per session; parents pay fees before the term/session starts. A full term's notice is required for withdrawal or a term's fees in lieu of notice. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are payable in advance per term or for the full session. Acceptance of admission is confirmed through payment of fees within the school's stated payment window. A full term's notice is required if withdrawing a pupil, otherwise a term's fees must be paid in lieu of notice. Boarding fees and boarding provisions - Boarding is offered at Corona Secondary School, Agbara (weekly/boarding options noted). Annual boarding costs reported by independent school-fee listings fall in the NGN 2,900,000–NGN 3,600,000 range; per-term equivalents are shown above. Specific boarding-related extras (beddings, weekend leave arrangements, medical provisions) may carry additional charges assessed by the school. Other costs and regular additional fees - Uniforms: the school requires items from an official uniform list. Parents are responsible for purchasing the required uniform items. - Co-curricular / club fees: some clubs and activity academies carry termly fees; an example club/academy fee level cited in school communications is NGN 40,000 (per term) for paid club activities. Extra-curricular, academy, or specialist activity fees are charged termly alongside school fees when applicable. - Other possible one-off or recurring costs include examination fees, booklists and stationery, school-provided transport (bus) charges where applicable, lunch/cafeteria plans, and optional paid extracurricular academies. These items are normally listed on the school's fee invoice or payment portal when a pupil is enrolled. Refunds and withdrawal rules - A full term's notice is required when withdrawing a pupil; if notice is not provided a term's fees will be charged in lieu of notice. Fees are collected in advance; the school reserves the right to review fees and to apply the stated notice/fee-in-lieu rule on withdrawal. Fee payment options and accepted channels - Debit and credit card payments are accepted (online payment gateway available via the school's payment links). The school operates an online payment facility using a payment gateway for card payments. - Payments may also be made through designated banks and by submitting bank tellers as proof of payment; the school's business office processes and records such payments. Parents are required to submit payment evidence to the business office within the stated acceptance window following enrolment. Consequences of late or non-payment - The school applies its published rules for late or non-payment, which can include administrative penalties and the requirement to clear outstanding fees before a pupil is permitted to continue on-site activities. Parents should expect that outstanding fees can affect a pupil's continued enrolment and participation in examinations or school activities. Notes on variability - Annual tuition figures vary by campus, by year group, and by whether a pupil is day or boarding. Where a single numeric range is shown above, that range reflects reported fees across Corona campuses and entries published by school-fee information services. Parents should plan for variability between campuses and between day and boarding arrangements.	Fee details Application / Registration fees - Application / registration (one‑time, non‑refundable): NGN 350,000–NGN 400,000 for new pupils in early years and lower years where a registration line is shown; specific registration amounts appear per year group (examples: NGN 350,000 for Preschool; NGN 400,000 for Years 1 & 2). - General application form (administration fee where listed): NGN 15,000 (example entry on the published fee schedules). - Specific admissions/exam application fees where applicable: IB/scholarship application fee: NGN 20,000; Year 7 or other entrance/supplementary application fees have been listed at amounts such as NGN 50,000 on published admissions notices. Tuition fees by year group (per term and annual amounts) - Preschool (example schedule): - Registration (one‑off): NGN 350,000. - Tuition: Term 1: NGN 380,000; Term 2: NGN 285,000; Term 3: NGN 285,000 (Total tuition for year NGN 950,000). - Other line items commonly shown with term breakdown: educational resources NGN 40,000 (annual); yearbook/photography/special events NGN 40,000 (annual); afternoon class NGN 90,000 (annual as shown by term instalments); uniform NGN 56,000 (one‑off). Total example annual package (new students) shown: NGN 1,536,500. Returning‑student annual total shown (example): NGN 1,130,500. - Years 1 & 2 (example schedule): - Registration (one‑off): NGN 400,000. - Tuition: Term 1: NGN 560,000; Term 2: NGN 420,000; Term 3: NGN 420,000 (Total tuition for year NGN 1,400,000). - Other line items commonly shown with term breakdown: book rental/educational resources NGN 85,000 (annual); yearbook/photography/special events NGN 45,000 (annual); co‑curricular/electives NGN 50,000 (annual); uniform NGN 74,500 (one‑off); PTA levy NGN 10,500 (annual). Total example annual package (new students) shown: NGN 2,065,000. Returning‑student annual total shown (example): NGN 1,590,500. - Elementary and Secondary (summary of published schedules): - Published fee schedules show a similar three‑term billing pattern with a larger first term instalment and smaller second and third instalments (commonly with the split: ~40% / 30% / 30% of tuition). Annual fees for higher elementary and secondary year groups are listed on the school's fee schedules and vary by year group; secondary / senior year group schedules include exam/assessment charges (example: Checkpoint/IGCSE exam charges listed separately in term 2 on secondary schedules). Examples from the published schedules show total annual fees for secondary year groups in the multi‑million NGN range, with exact per‑year figures presented in the detailed schedules. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are billed per academic year but may be paid annually or termly; fees are due on or before the first day of each term. Annual payments made by an early deadline attract a discount (examples on published schedules: a 10% discount for full annual payment by a specified early date and a 5% discount for annual payment by the first day of school resumption). - Typical term split used in the schedules: first term larger (approximately 40% of annual tuition), second and third terms smaller (approximately 30% each). Specific term amounts are shown per year group on the published fee schedules. - Withdrawal/notice requirement: Withdrawal from the school or pastoral/boarding centre requires one full term's written notice to the Head of School; failure to provide the required notice results in forfeiture of one full term's fee and forfeiture of the boarding deposit where applicable. Boarding fees (where applicable) - Boarding components are itemised separately and commonly include: a boarding deposit (caution/refundable subject to completion procedures), house wear, Sunday wear, medical deposit (annual), and a student imprest account. Published schedules show boarding as an additional billed item (boarding fee itself and associated deposits/line items). - Boarding deposit and certain boarding‑specific payments are refundable only where the school's withdrawal/notice conditions are observed; the boarding deposit will not be refunded if a full term's notice is not given. Other costs and typical ancillary charges - Uniforms: amounts shown as one‑off charges by year group (examples: Preschool uniform NGN 56,000; Years 1 & 2 uniform NGN 74,500). These are billed as part of the new‑student package where listed. - Educational resources / book rental: examples include NGN 40,000 (Preschool) and NGN 85,000 (Years 1 & 2). - Co‑curricular / elective fees and PTA levies: shown as separate annual amounts on schedules (examples: co‑curricular NGN 50,000; PTA levy NGN 10,500). - Exam / assessment fees: certain external examination fees (Checkpoint, IGCSE, IB, other assessment charges) may be charged in the appropriate term and are shown separately on secondary / senior schedules. - Alumni and sibling discounts (where available): published information includes an alumni benefit that can reduce tuition for children of registered alumni (example: a 25% alumni discount noted for eligible families). Refund information and penalties - Withdrawal policy: one full term's written notice to the Head of School is required to withdraw a student; failure to provide the required notice results in forfeiture of one full term's fee. The boarding deposit will not be refunded if the required notice is not given. - Refundable deposits (boarding caution deposit) are returned subject to the school's completion/withdrawal procedures and after account reconciliation. Specific refund conditions and any deductions are administered by the Accounts Office as detailed in the school's payment procedures. Fee payment options and banking details - Payment methods accepted: secure online payment via the school's payment portal; in‑person payment at campus Accounts Offices using POS; certified bank drafts payable to Greensprings School; and direct bank transfer to campus‑specific accounts. Personal cheques, company cheques, and cash are not accepted at the Accounts Office. - Example bank account details for direct transfers (campus‑specific accounts are used; use the correct campus account number as payment reference): - Bank: Union Bank PLC (Stallion Plaza Branch, 36 Marina, Lagos Island). - Account name: Greensprings Educational Services Limited. Account numbers published per campus include (examples): Anthony Campus NGN account 0062082425; Lekki Campus NGN account 0043128342; Ikoyi Campus NGN account 0089077536; Anthos House account 0089072445. Use the student ID as payment reference to enable prompt allocation. Personal/company cheques and cash are not accepted at the Accounts Office. Notes on discounts and timing (billing practice) - Where published on the fee schedules, a 10% discount is shown for full annual fee payment by an early deadline (example: on or before a specified July/August date) and a 5% discount for full annual payment by the first day of school resumption. These discount rules are applied to tuition (and where stated, boarding) on the published schedules. Terms and deadlines for discounts are set per academic year. (End of fees overview.)
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Boarding and day options are available at Corona Day Secondary School Lekki. Boarding or day arrangements are offered at each Corona Day Secondary School, with well-resourced teachers, technology-enabled learning, and well-maintained facilities to support student growth.	Boarding arrangements Anthony Campus and Lekki Campus offer day and boarding; Ikoyi Campus offers only day. Lekki Campus has boarding facilities for about 400 students, mostly secondary school age, with a 24-hour on-site health clinic.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Corona Secondary School has a uniform. The white shirt is part of the Corona Secondary School uniform and can be purchased through the Corona Schools Online Store.	Uniform requirement The school has a uniform; the uniform is available from the school store during weekdays (8am to 4pm) by presenting your receipt.
Food options	Food options A cafeteria is available on campus to serve meals.	Food options The school serves healthy and nutritious meals for lunch on a subscription basis; parents sign up their child at the beginning of the term; if not, the children bring lunch to school.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Corona Schools are governed by Corona Schools' Trust Council (CSTC), the founding governing body since 1955. The CSTC maintains a Board of Trustees, led by a Chairman; the CEO serves as a member of the Governing Board. The central office is in Ikoyi, Lagos.	Governance and ownership The school is governed by Greensprings Educational Services Limited.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Nursery Curriculum uses the Montessori method. Primary Curriculum blends Nigerian and international curricula and is aligned with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Secondary Curriculum blends Nigerian and British curricula to equip students for entry to top undergraduate programmes across the world. Corona Secondary School Agbara is NEASC-accredited. ACCA is highlighted as a foundation-level achievement for Nigerian secondary schools. Co-curricular activities include languages such as Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, French, and German.	Curriculum details Greensprings is a leading British international school in Lagos and Nigeria. Preschool uses the Montessori Method; Elementary uses the International Primary Curriculum (IPC); Secondary uses the National British Curriculum designed to prepare students for the IGCSE examination; Sixth Form offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is one of the few British international schools in Nigeria that strictly run a British curriculum.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results ACCA: Only Nigerian secondary school students pass the ACCA Foundation level.	Exam results Five Greensprings students were top in the country in Cambridge IGCSE in 2018. IB Diploma students have won scholarships totaling $4.7 million from top universities worldwide.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Secondary Curriculum prepares students for entry to top undergraduate programmes across the world.	Higher education progression The right pathway to top universities around the world. Teachers are 21st-century professionals and IB examiners who provide guidance to each student according to career objectives, preparing students for university education.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented Gifted Spark: Lekki Campus celebrates the talents of students across campuses. Fareedah Oyolola was honoured by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth for exceptional performance on the SCAT.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Emotional intelligence and life skills are integrated into Corona School Ikoyi's 21st-century learning approach, alongside digital literacy, coding, project-based learning and global citizenship education.	Social & emotional learning Greensprings School runs Community Connect, a wellness initiative to tackle stress and burnout within the Greensprings community. The program provides exercise, dance-aerobics, sports, board games and hands-on vocational activities, with wellness checks conducted by Total Health Trust. The maiden edition was held at the Lekki campus on 28 September 2019, and the school plans to make it a monthly event across campuses. A Head of School leads student mental health support, and safeguarding is reinforced through staff training and safeguarding practices. The overall focus is on student well-being as part of the school's care approach.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Learning Support Room provides targeted support for learners with additional needs.	Special educational needs (SEN) Anthos House, Greensprings' fast-growing special needs school, is located in Jakande, Lekki Phase II, and accommodates students aged 10 to 17+ with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, ADHD and other learning difficulties. Anthos House operates as a Greensprings subsidiary and focuses on independence, life skills and pathways toward work and daily living. Greensprings also runs Learning Support Units (LSU) at all campuses to provide SEN services, including Individual Educational Plans (IEPs), Plan 504 accommodations, educational therapy, speech therapy, one-on-one or small-group tutoring, and social integration into mainstream classrooms.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school offers language learning across several languages, including Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, French and German.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Emotional intelligence and life skills are part of the curriculum, supporting students' mental wellbeing.	Mental wellbeing Greensprings supports mental wellbeing through Community Connect and dedicated counselling resources. The Community Connect program promotes wellness via dance-aerobics, exercise, sports, board games and other activities, with a wellness check by the medical team. A Head of Counselling (Miss Nkennor) leads student mental health initiatives, and safeguarding is reinforced through ongoing staff training and child-protection practices.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Whistleblowing policy covers safeguarding-related concerns, including health and safety, sexual harassment or physical abuse, with reports potentially referred to the police or other authorities.	Safeguarding Safeguarding is a core priority at Greensprings. Staff undergo child protection training, and safeguarding is described as 'our business' by the Head of Counselling, emphasizing the ability to recognize signs of abuse and neglect and to safeguard children both on and off campus. Training covers identifying various forms of abuse and ensuring proactive safeguarding responsibility for all employees.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The Corona Schools' Trust Council focuses on high-quality education across eight campuses, with emphasis on curriculum, teaching methods, staff quality, libraries, technology, infrastructure, resources, and facilities. Corona is a Microsoft Showcase/incubator School, with Microsoft Innovative Experts and Microsoft Certified Experts. There are eight Corona Schools campuses serving Nursery through Secondary, supported by more than 668 staff and about 35,000 current and past students. The network celebrates 70 years of existence. The organization embraces digital transformation to create immersive, inclusive experiences for lifelong learning.	Facilities overview The school is a British international school with three Lagos campuses: Anthony, Ikoyi and Lekki, offering Crèche, Preschool, Elementary, Secondary and Sixth Form. The Lekki campus has well-equipped science laboratories and rooms designed for art, music and life sciences, and sports facilities including swimming pools, an athletics track, basketball courts, football pitches and tennis courts. Each campus hosts its own libraries: Anthony Campus features the Mama Bear Library for pre‑school, the Jungle Library for elementary and a dedicated Secondary Library; Lekki Campus provides Pre‑School, Elementary, and Secondary libraries plus an IB Diploma Programme library, and a store of online resources. A library automation system catalogs and assigns textbooks at the start of each session. Boarding is available at Greensprings, with house-parents and a supported community, reflecting the school's boarding culture. The Sixth Form offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and maintains a boarding‑friendly environment across the campuses.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities The school's athletic facilities include the Haraldur Athletic Complex and Hopkins Gymnasium, along with Ford Athletic Field with digital scoreboards and a Rosenbaum Family Weight Training Room. The IB Diploma Programme page lists 3 football pitches, 4 tennis courts, 2 swimming pools, 2 basketball courts, 4 table‑tennis tables and a badminton court as part of the sport facilities. These facilities support competitive and recreational sport across the campuses. Swimming pools and multiple courts/pitches are used for ongoing sport programs and inter-school events. The school's sports offerings are integrated with coaching and competitive activity across age groups.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Nursery uses the Montessori method. Primary curriculum blends Nigerian and international curricula and is aligned with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Secondary curriculum blends Nigerian and British curricula to prepare students for entry to top undergraduate programs worldwide. Corona Secondary School Agbara is NEASC-accredited. Corona Schools' focus includes strong libraries, technology, and infrastructure to support learning. ACCA Foundation Level is offered to senior students.	Academic facilities Lekki campus has well‑equipped science laboratories, with Anthony campus having a recently commissioned food and nutrition lab to support practical learning. Greensprings has integrated Robotics and AI into its curriculum, including the Next Robotics Legend program, and has opened air and sea labs, plus virtual/augmented reality labs to enhance STEM learning. The British curriculum is implemented across the school: English, mathematics and science are core in secondary, with humanities, modern foreign languages including French, and art/creative subjects featured across the years; the school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the Sixth Form. The curriculum and assessment framework aligns with the British National Primary Framework for the earlier years and includes IBDP for post‑16 study.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Music, Taekwondo, Athletics, Ballet, Golf, Cheerleading, Dance, Basketball, Jolly Phonics, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Drama, French, Reading, Football, Chess, STEAM, Go Techy (Animation), ICT, Public Speaking/Literary & Debating, Model United Nations, German, Brownies, and other activities.	Extra curricular facilities Enrichment and extra‑curricular activities are a core focus, including sporting and creative activities, the International Award for Young People Nigeria, leadership training, and international exposure through programs like the Wizkid Science Trip and international tours. The Ikoyi campus has hosted Afterschool Showcases featuring Coding and Robotics, drama, music and other performances. Greensprings runs robotics and coding competitions (APEN and other events) and has showcased student projects in exhibitions and competitions. The school also hosts music and arts events, including campus music festivals, and ongoing clubs and activities across campuses to complement curriculum. The school highlights a broad program of after‑school activities, sports clinics and community engagement across its three campuses.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The first Corona School, Ikoyi Day Nursery, opened in March 1955. Corona School Gbagada opened in 1956 and, after earlier locations in Ebute-Metta and Yaba, relocated to its permanent site in Gbagada in October 1974. Corona School Ikoyi was established in February 1960 and presently has a capacity of 575 pupils. Corona School Victoria Island opened in 1967 and has been led by several headteachers, with the current head of school being Mrs. Olaitan Shogaolu. Corona Schools Trust Council governs eight Corona Schools and concentrates on world-class standards across curriculum, teaching, staff quality, libraries, technology, infrastructure and facilities.	History Greensprings School began in January 1985 as a Montessori nursery for children aged 2-5. It has grown into a leading institution offering education from foundation stage to post-secondary levels. The school operates three campuses in Anthony, Lekki, and Ikoyi with a combined student population of over 2,500 pupils per session. The school has been entirely self-supporting since inception, with a Board of Governors overseeing the work of the Director of Education and the School Director. Greensprings School offers first-class education from the foundation stage to post-secondary levels. We are a British international school located in Lagos, with campuses in Anthony, Ikoyi, and Lekki. Our offerings include Crèche, Preschool, Elementary School, Secondary School and Sixth Form.
Community	Community Corporate social responsibility is organized around four pillars: Community, Enrolment, Training, and Infrastructure. The Out-of-School Initiative began in 2019, sponsoring education for indigent children in Lagos, including a full secondary scholarship for Jennifer Williams. In 2024, CSTC partnered with LASUBEB and Lagos Food Bank to visit eight government primary schools in Bariga and donate thousands of cereal and milk. The Ago-Egun programme supports out-of-school children with cohorts, including library upgrades and educational materials.	Community Greensprings has a vibrant community across Anthony, Ikoyi, and Lekki campuses. The calendar features Book Week, International Women's Day, and Down Syndrome Day activities, along with campus-wide dining events. Sports and cultural events include the St. Clair 7-a-Side competition, the Dolphins Swimming League (Long Course) in partnership with the Lagos State Sports Commission, and Mandarin-focused activities for Chinese New Year.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Corona School Ikoyi has a vibrant Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). The PTA supports strong partnerships between home and school. The PTA participates in major milestones, including the Corona Schools' Platinum Anniversary flag-off in December 2024, where the PTA and Alumni Association were represented. The PTA is mentioned alongside the Alumni Association as a key partner in school events. The school communications describe the PTA as a central element of family involvement in Corona School Ikoyi's community.	Parent teacher association The PTA is at the forefront of promoting and supporting the founder's vision for Greensprings School. It emphasizes child-centeredness, the protection of the ethos, and social, moral and academic integrity as part of its oversight to produce well-rounded global citizens. PTA members serve through elective offices and voluntary roles, acting as a bridge between the school and parents to promote fairness and the best interests of the children. The PTA believes in the Greensprings brand and wears the school badge of honour. The preservation of the school legacy is a driving force, and the PTA is a leader in the educational community. You are invited to be part of our community.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Public Speaking/Literary & Debating develops oral communication and analytical thinking. Model United Nations and Young Writer's Workshop provide platforms for debate, diplomacy, and creative writing. Jolly Phonics/Elocution and Reading support literacy and expressive language across activities. ICT and STEAM initiatives through Go Techy (Animation) strengthen digital literacy and problem-solving.	Academic & intellectual Greensprings School Lagos achieves top national results in Cambridge IGCSE examinations. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB Diploma). IB Diploma graduates have progressed to universities in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Arts offerings include Music, Ballet, Dance, and Drama. Reading supports literacy across creative and academic contexts. German and French language activities complement artistic expression and cultural awareness.	Arts & creative Greensprings School hosts a vibrant arts program with events such as the Music Festival and annual Art Exhibitions. LAMDA examiners have visited Greensprings to assess and inspire acting talent. An annual Art Exhibition is held at the Anthony Campus.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba language clubs promote linguistic diversity. French and German language programs support intercultural communication and global perspectives. Language activities integrate with cultural events and exchanges across Corona Schools.	Cultural & language Greensprings is recognized by the French Government as a leading school in French Education in Nigeria.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Chess provides strategic thinking; Cooking Club and Brownies foster practical skills and social bonding. Football, Basketball, and Athletics promote teamwork, fitness, and school spirit. Rugby heritage is highlighted as a notable strength in Lagos.	Social & hobbies Co-curricular activities include sports, music, drama, and cultural events. The school hosts events such as Sports Day and participates in programs like Duke of Edinburgh. Students have opportunities to showcase talents through performances and exhibitions.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service Greensprings runs Service Learning and community service initiatives. A notable example includes university sponsorship by IB Diploma students for orphans.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Public Speaking/Literary & Debating builds leadership and communication skills. Model United Nations provides experiential learning in diplomacy, research, and collaboration. These programs are complemented by opportunities for writing and presentation.	Leadership & professional The Greensprings Learning Room provides leadership and personal development curriculum for students aged 8 years and above.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Athletics, Taekwondo, Golf, Cheerleading, Football, Basketball, and Rugby promote physical fitness, discipline, and teamwork. Ballet and Dance support flexibility and artistic expression. The program emphasizes a balanced approach to well-being through a mix of sport, movement, and creative activities.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Athletics and Physical Education form a core part of lifestyle and wellbeing, helping students develop courage, endurance, and teamwork. The athletics program emphasizes collaboration and sportsmanship, with adaptations such as non-contact and racket-based activities during certain periods.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision French is taught, with learners achieving DELF-PRIM proficiency (2nd, 5th and 9th places in 2023). Corona Schools use Nigerian and International curricula, including the International Primary Curriculum in primary and the British Curriculum in secondary, and have a Language Room to support language learning.	Language provision French provides the core modern foreign language in the curriculum, particularly for Years 7–9. Yoruba is offered in Elementary Schools. French is available as a Preschool elective to introduce children to the language.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Language Boot Camp offers Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa; a six-week virtual program with categories for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards British Council Community Initiative Award in 2019 for a student-led water borehole initiative.	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations NEASC accreditation for Corona Secondary School Agbara; accreditation noted as among the highest standards and described as the only secondary school in Africa with NEASC accreditation on the site.	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Age eligibility. Nursery One is for children aged 3 years. Playschool serves children aged 18 months. Creche is for children aged 3 months. 2. Admission forms and fees. Admission forms are available at the business office from the first Monday in February. Application costs are Nursery 15,000 naira; Creche 30,000 naira; Playschool 20,000 naira. 3. Admission tests and interviews. An interview is scheduled for Nursery One. A written test is administered for other classes, followed by an oral interview. 4. Provisional admission letters and forms. Successful candidates receive a provisional Letter of Admission, a Parents' Undertaking and Illness Indemnity forms within one week after the interview. These documents initiate the admission process. The next step is to complete the acceptance by paying the fees. 5. Acceptance and onboarding. Acceptance is communicated by payment of fees in designated banks and tellers submitted to the business office within two weeks. A welcome pack with information on resumption is provided to parents. Tours are conducted on designated Open Days by each school. 6. Transfers and additional notes. Pupils can transfer from one Corona School to another sister school at any time within the school year based on availability of space. Transfers are across all Corona School locations. Tours are available on designated Open Days.	Admissions 1. Age requirements by program. Creche & Preschool: Creche 3 months and above; Buttercup 18 months to 29 months and above; Tulips 30 months to 4 years and above. Elementary School: Year 1 5 years and above; Year 2 6 years and above; Year 3 7 years and above; Year 4 8 years and above; Year 5 9 years and above; Year 6 10 years and above. Secondary School: Year 7 11 years and above; Year 8 12 years and above; Year 9 13 years and above; Year 10 14 years and above; Year 11 15 years and above. IB Diploma Programme: IB 1 16 years and above; IB 2 17 years and above. 2. Start enrolment via the online admission portal. The registration fee costs ₦50,000. 3. Upload the required documents to the admission portal: 2 recent passport photographs (not more than 6 months old); birth certificate or international passport data page; most recent academic reports from the last 2 years; applicant's character testimonial from the current school; secondary school transcript – for IB Diploma candidates; WAEC or IGCSE result (minimum of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English) – for IB Diploma candidates; immunization record and medical report (after the admission is offered). 4. Successful candidates are informed by SMS, email or phone call. 5. A provisional letter of admission is issued for collection. 6. An acceptance letter is signed and returned with all required payment. 7. Payments are made through the online admission portal, designated banks or via POS on school premises. 8. The accounts department receives the bank slip/draft and issues a receipt. The receipt must be kept safe. 9. The student meets with a senior teacher and is allocated to the appropriate class. 10.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Greensprings offers scholarships for Year 7 entrants of the Secondary School or the IB Diploma Programme. The scholarship is based mainly on academic performance and applies to tuition fees only. The percentage deduction on tuition fees ranges from 15% to 100% based on the outcome of the applicants' academic assessments, with a full scholarship possible for exceptionally outstanding performance. The scholarship examination is not different from the main Year 7 entrance exam and the Sixth Form scholarship exam, and recipients are selected from the group of eligible applicants. For the 2022/23 academic year, prospective students have been offered scholarship places from various schools as well as Greensprings School.
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