Christian International Schools in Lagos, Nigeria
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About international schools in Lagos, Nigeria
Christian international schools in Lagos are faith-founded schools that combine a Christian ethos - chapel, religious education and character programmes - with internationally recognised academic pathways rather than a purely local curriculum. Families will commonly find British, American and International Baccalaureate programmes delivered in English, with a minority of schools offering bilingual options or extra language support for non-native speakers. Annual tuition across the international sector varies widely by location and offering, with many schools in the market banding between lower-cost Nigerian-owned international schools and higher-fee international campuses; additional mandatory levies, transport, uniforms and exam fees commonly add a significant percentage to headline tuition. Expect a formal admissions process (application form, school reports, vaccinations and, where appropriate, placement or entrance assessments) and to apply several months ahead because popular year groups fill and some schools operate waiting lists; families also need to factor Lagos commuting patterns and the city’s school-clustering around Victoria Island/Ikoyi, Lekki and parts of Ikeja into daily logistics.
Compare 8 Christian international schools in Lagos, Nigeria. Filter by curriculum, fees (average NGN 3,373,852), location, and more to find the right international school now.
At a glance 8 schools · avg fee NGN 3,373,852
- Schools listed
- 8
- Curricula
- 10
- Average annual fee
- NGN 3,373,852
- Fee range
- NGN 45,000 – 10,633,761
- Most common curriculum
- British Curriculum (7 schools)
- Average school size
- 561 pupils
- Largest by enrolment
- The RiverBank School
- Oldest
- St. Saviours School Ikoyi (1951)
- With boarding
- 4
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