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Mictec International Schools

Nigeria, Lagos

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees NGN 450,000
Ages 1 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 1991
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Yoruba, Igbo
Typical class size 10
Strengths Sport, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Mictec International Schools operate across two accessible campuses, Ogudu and Oko-Oba, serving ages 1 to 18. The Nigerian-British curriculum blends Early Learning through Senior High with options for Nigerian Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge O-Level, plus SAT and TOEFL preparation for international study. The program emphasizes inquiry-based learning, life skills, and a global perspective to prepare students for higher education worldwide. Classrooms are designed for 20 students with two teachers per room, and each pupil has a tutor who tracks progress weekly. Facilities include ICT labs with high-speed internet and Microsoft Certification, modern science laboratories, and on-site health services. Boarding is available with 24/7 security and medical care; a fleet of buses provides safe transport. The school offers a broad sports program, including football, basketball, swimming, and more, strong arts provisions through Creative and Cultural Arts, and a robust Nigerian languages and French program, all supported by pastoral care and leadership development.

The Essentials

Mictec International Schools has typical class sizes of 10, instruction in English.

Location

Two campuses in Lagos: Ogudu/Ojota at 23-29 Emmanuel High Street, and Oko-Oba at 10 Social Club Road, New Oko Oba, Agege.

Stages

Early Learning (Nursery); Primary School (Year 1-6); Junior High School (Year 7-9); Senior High School (Year 10-12).

Type

Private international school offering Nigerian and British curricula; two campuses; boarding available.

School day structure

School days run 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

Bus service

School bus services are available with routes covering major Lagos neighbourhoods (e.g., Ojota, Ketu, Mile 12, Estate, Opebi, Allen, Ikeja, Maryland, Oshodi). Enrollment involves a Transportation Request Form, route confirmation, and payment.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements

Mictec offers standard boarding facilities. Within the hostels, female and male students have their dormitories in separate buildings, and their welfare is looked after by Housemasters and Housemistresses in conjunction with a resident matron.

Uniform Requirement

All students wear the approved school uniform, which must be procured from the school. No makeup, long nails, or artificial nails are permitted, and hair for boys must be kept tidy while girls follow the prescribed hairstyle. Black leather shoes are required.

Food Options

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in the dining hall; learners attend meals at mealtimes and follow dining hall rules.

House System

Boarders are organized into houses with a housemaster and a house mistress in charge. All learners are expected to be in their housewear within the hostel.

Governance and Ownership

The school is led by CEO/Managing Director Dr. Michael Tejuosho. The campuses comprise two Lagos locations: Ogudu/Ojota and Oko-Oba.
Fees

Annual tuition at Mictec International Schools ranges from NGN 450,000 for 2026/27.

Application / Admission fees

- Admission / application fee: ₦0.00 (no charge).

Tuition fees (per term, by stage)

- The school bills tuition on a termly basis. Exact, published per–grade fee tables for the 2026/27 academic year are not publicly posted; available listings and market references show the following typical ranges for Nursery and Primary year groups:
- Typical published ranges reported by independent school directories: ₦150,000 – ₦300,000 per term.
- Some directories list a narrower range for certain listings at around ₦150,000 – ₦200,000 per term.

- No authoritative, itemised per-class / per-year fee breakdown (exact amounts for Reception, Year 1, Year 2 … Year 12) was found in the school's publicly-posted materials; the figures above are summary ranges reported by third‑party listings.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing schedule: all school bills (including hostel charges where applicable) are required to be paid in advance at the start of each term; no learner is admitted to hostel accommodation without full payment of the school bill for that term. Payments are therefore termly.

- Payment timing: hostel guidance and school materials specify that fees must be paid before resumption each term. The school's admission/administration uses an online portal for application/payment slips.

Boarding / hostel fees (where applicable)

- Boarding is offered: Mictec operates both day and boarding options (the admission form includes a day-or-boarding selection and the school publishes a Hostel Guide / Handbook).

- Hostel billing terms: parents/guardians are required to pay hostel fees in advance and termly; the hostel handbook requires evidence of payment before a boarder may move in. The hostel handbook does not list fixed monetary amounts in the public copy.

Other costs and typical extras

- Uniforms and boarding provisions: the hostel handbook lists specific items that boarders must have and notes that certain hostel items (for example, bed sheets, pillow slips and certain house/sunday wear) are expected to be purchased from the school. Parents should expect uniform and bed/hostel-item costs in addition to tuition.

- Transport: school bus pickup/drop‑off services are available and are charged separately; pricing for bus services is not published in the publicly available materials.

- Examination, textbooks and consumables: the school prepares students for local and external examinations (Cambridge/WAEC/NECO references appear in school materials); examination and textbook/consumable charges are commonly additional to tuition but specific fee amounts for exams and books are not listed in the publicly posted documents.

Refunds and cancellation

- No publicly posted, detailed refund or fee‑refund schedule (for example a proration or withdrawal refund table) was located among the school's publicly available documents and handbooks; the school's hostel handbook and admissions material set payment timing and admission conditions but do not publish a standard refund table in the materials reviewed.

Fee payment options and receipts

- The school uses an online admissions/payments portal (mictec.eduporch.com) for application forms and online payment slips; the hostel handbook and admission materials require evidence of payment and the school issues receipts. Specific merchant/payment channels (exact card networks, which bank account details or whether international card payments are accepted) are not published in the publicly available materials reviewed.

Notes on available published detail

- The school publishes a detailed Hostel Guide that sets payment timing (termly) and lists boarding requirements, but a detailed, itemised fee schedule showing exact per‑grade tuition amounts and a formal refund table was not found in the public downloads and pages reviewed. Third‑party school directories report termly tuition ranges for Nursery/Primary (commonly ₦150,000–₦300,000 per term, with some listings narrower at ₦150,000–₦200,000 per term). Use the termly billing rule above when converting per‑term figures to annual totals (the school bills by term).
Academics

Mictec International Schools teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.

Curriculum

Mictec International School offers a blended Nigerian and British education curriculum. Early Learning (Nursery) focuses on foundational development in a calm, supportive environment. Primary School (Year 1-6) includes English, Mathematics, Science, ICT, Civic/Social Studies, Religious Knowledge, Creative and Cultural Arts, French, Yoruba, Music, Diction/Etiquette/Poise, and Leadership Education. Junior High School (Year 7-9) provides core and compulsory subjects including English, Mathematics, Nigerian languages (Igbo and Yoruba), Basic Science and Technology, Pre-Vocational Studies, Religious and National Values Education, Cultural and Creative Arts, Business Studies, and French. Senior High School (Year 10-12) offers Nigerian Curriculum and British Curriculum options, with IGCSE and Cambridge O'Level, and preparation for international certificates such as SAT and TOEFL. The program emphasizes inquiry-based learning, life skills, and a global perspective to prepare students for further education and global opportunities.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates are prepared for higher education, including international universities, with TOEFL and SAT preparation embedded in the program.
Parent Experience

History

Impacting Lives Since 25+ Years Ago.

Community

News, Magazine, and Alumni sections are available.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has two accessible locations: Ogudu Campus and Oko-Oba Campus. Facilities are state-of-the-art and designed to provide serene learning environments across campuses. The campuses feature modern classrooms, ICT facilities, science laboratories, and health services to support student wellbeing and learning. Boarding is available with 24/7 security and on-site medical care, and a fleet of school buses provides safe transport across routes. The curriculum emphasizes a Nigerian-British education foundation with ongoing curriculum improvements developed over two decades.

Sports Facilities

The sports program includes coaching for Football, Basketball, Table Tennis, Scrabble, Chess, Volleyball, and Swimming. A sports complex with a swimming pool is secured outside the school's premises for weekly activities. Inter-school competitions and morning fitness sessions are part of the program. A Basketball Academy and Swimming Lessons support skill development for different ages.

Academic Facilities

Classrooms are designed to be flexible and accessible, with two teachers per classroom and a maximum of 20 students per class, interactive boards, and e-learning facilities. Each student has a tutor who tracks progress with weekly observations and fortnightly performance records. The ICT program features modern computer labs with high-speed internet, Microsoft Certification, and filtered safe access for students. Science laboratories are state-of-the-art for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, with advanced equipment, safety standards, and collaborative spaces. The school blends Nigerian and British educational standards, reflecting a long-running Curriculum Improvement process.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Co-curricular activities foster holistic growth with a diverse range of programs that develop creativity, leadership, and teamwork. The fine arts studio is one of the busiest spaces, and there is a Virtual Arts Studio to support creative work. Activities emphasize community engagement and balancing academics with personal interests. Cultural events and art projects, such as Cultural Day, showcase student creativity and collaboration.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Holistic Education shapes the program, nurturing academic, social, and emotional growth. Inquiry-based learning supports curiosity and independent thinking, while a life-skills focus builds collaboration and communication. The curriculum blends Nigerian and British standards and prepares students for international certificates, including IGCSE, SAT, and TOEFL. Nigerian languages Igbo and Yoruba, as well as French and English, are offered across progression from Early Learning to Senior High.

Arts & Creative

Arts and creative expression are central through Creative and Cultural Arts, Music, and Drama, with Ballet featured in Early Learning and Diction/Etiquette/Poise supporting presentation. Press Club, Literary and Debating Society, and Young Readers Club foster writing, performance, and literary engagement, supplemented by a dedicated Creative and Cultural Arts Club. In the Senior School, students participate in clubs such as the JETS Club, Literary & Debating Club, Press/Creative Writing Club, and Young Readers Club, alongside Photography, Graphics Design, Coding and Animation, Catering Craft, Hair Vending, Tailoring and Fabric Making, Make-up, and Gele Tying.

Cultural & Language

French Language is taught as part of the curriculum, and Nigerian languages Igbo and Yoruba are included in core subjects.

Social & Hobbies

Junior and Senior co-curricular offerings include the JETS Club (Junior Engineers, Technicians, and Scientists), Literary & Debating Club, Press/Creative Writing Club, Young Readers Club, and Creative and Cultural Arts Club.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership Development is provided for all learners from Year 7 to Year 12. Entrepreneurship Classes ignite creativity and foster business-minded thinking, complemented by Skill Acquisition Programs that give practical hands-on skills. Mentoring Classes occur every Tuesday to guide academic, social, and personal development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Pastoral care is a distinctive feature, with a school chaplain available on Wednesdays for pastoral support and Fridays dedicated to personal development through spiritual-moulding activities. Day House accommodation provides a supportive living environment for pupils and students. The program includes Life Skills and Physical Education, with Physical and Health Education, Swimming, and Aerobics to promote physical well-being.
Languages

Language Provision

English is a core subject across Primary (Year 1-6), Junior High (Year 7-9), and Senior High; Yoruba and Igbo are taught as Nigerian languages; French Language is offered in Primary; The Nigerian Language comprises Igbo and Yoruba in Junior High; The British Curriculum in Senior High includes English as a second language and IGSCE; Cambridge O'Level; TOEFL and SAT are available as international exam pathways.

Bilingual Teaching

The school teaches English language and French language as part of the curriculum; Yoruba and Igbo are taught as Nigerian languages.
Admissions

Admissions

Step 1: The school currently accepts applications for the 2025–26 Academic Year. A confirmation email is sent with a login, password and instructions to access the online application. The login credentials enable access to the online application portal. The Student Handbook is available for review before proceeding with the admissions form. Step 2: After being confirmed, log in and complete the online application using the credentials emailed to you. The online portal is used to submit the application details. Step 3: Efficient & Flexible: Download the school application form to fill and email it to the school to process your ward's application. The Admissions Form is accessible as part of the process and is labeled Admissions Form (#3). Step 4: Fill and submit the Admissions Form (#3). The form collects Pupil's/Student's Surname and Other Names in Full, Email, Gender, Date of Birth, Nationality, and other demographic details; Guardian/Parent information, address, contact numbers, and consent to processing data are included.

Scholarships

Quarter Board Scholarship Award: Initiated in 2018 by the Director, Dr. Michael Tejuosho, this award recognises Mictec learners who have completed Year 6 and are transitioning to Mictec International High School. Eligibility: open to learners who have completed Year 6 and are proceeding to Mictec International High School. Benefits: Full Session scholarship; Full Certification Skill-up; Best Outstanding recognition. Presentation: The award is presented annually at the school graduation ceremony.
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