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New Hall International Schools

Nigeria, Lagos

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 1454
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Yoruba, Igbo
Typical class size 12
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Social and Hobbies, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

New Hall International School Lekki is a co-educational day and boarding school in Chevron, Lekki, Nigeria, serving ages 3 to 16 from Pre-Nursery through College (Secondary). It runs a blended Nigerian and British curriculum, with full Montessori in Nursery and Lagos State Ministry of Education approval aligned to International Schools Standards. Nigerian and British subjects include Biology, Mathematics, English Language, French, Yoruba, Igbo, History, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Literature in English, and ICT. Examinations offered include Checkpoint (British), BECE in Year 9, and IGCSE and WAEC in Year 12. The campus features a football pitch with artificial grass, an astral turf running track, swimming pools, a multipurpose hall, and an indoor basketball court. ICT and 21st-century learning approaches are central, with collaboration among parents and international educational agencies. A distinctive feature is Montessori in Nursery alongside a broad co-curricular program with academy teams to Europe.

The Essentials

New Hall International Schools has 1,454 pupils, typical class sizes of 12, instruction in English.

Location
New Hall International School is in Chevron, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. The campus sits inside Chevy View Estate off Chevron Drive. The street address is 12 Adegbenle Street, Chevy View Estate.

Stages
Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Primary, Secondary

Type
Co-educational day and boarding school

Additional learning support
Inclusive education; every child can learn when adequately supported.

Country affiliation
Nigeria
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding is well-secured and offers extra lessons for boarders from specialized and dedicated boarding staff. Boarders have internet access in their hostels for research and school projects. It is open to students registered in the school aged 10 to 17, and Year 12 students are strongly encouraged to use the boarding school to focus on their studies.

Food Options
Lunch is included in the school fees.
Fees
Overview of fee components

- Tuition (charged per term and covering classroom instruction).
- Educational resources / textbooks / learning materials fee.
- One‑off registration/application fee (non‑refundable).
- School uniform costs.
- Transport (optional, charged if the pupil uses school transport).
- Lunch / catering (where provided).
- Extra‑curricular activities and event fees (camp, sports academy, examinations, etc.).

Application / Registration fee

- A one‑time registration (application) fee is required to secure a place and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group and per term

- Exact tuition amounts for each year group and per term are not published as a public, fixed schedule. The school communicates current tuition figures directly to parents during the admissions/enrolment process. Because numeric values are not published, per‑term and per‑year fee figures by year group cannot be supplied here.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is billed per term and must be paid in advance; payment is due before the first day of each term.
- The school does not accept cash payments; parents must make payments directly into the school's designated bank account using bank pay‑in slips. Copies of pay‑in slips (showing the pupil's name) must be deposited with the school accountant to obtain official receipts.
- There is no reduction in tuition for pupil absence; the full term fee remains payable.
- Pupils whose fees remain unpaid by the second week of term resumption will not be permitted to attend school until outstanding fees are cleared.

Boarding fees (where applicable)

- The school operates a boarding provision (day and boarding model) and accepts boarders aged about 10 to 17 years; Year 12 students are specifically encouraged to use boarding for focused study. Specific boarding fee amounts are not published publicly.

Other costs and common extras

- Uniform costs: school uniform is a required, separate cost. The school lists uniform as an element of the overall fees structure.
- Educational resources/textbooks: charged in addition to tuition as an educational resources fee.
- Transport: if a pupil uses school transport this is charged in addition to tuition.
- Lunch / catering and extra‑curricular activity fees may be charged separately.

Refunds and chargeback policy

- The school does not refund fees once payment has been made for any reason. This applies to tuition and other fees paid to the school.

Fee payment options accepted

- Bank deposit / bank transfer into the school's designated bank account (bank pay‑in slips provided). Parents must submit pay‑in‑slip copies to the accountant to receive receipts. The school explicitly requests that cash not be used for payments. No public statement is provided about accepting credit/debit card payments or online card gateways; only bank account payments via pay‑in slips are described.

Short summary of what could not be provided

- A full numeric fee schedule (specific NGN amounts per term and per school year group, and specific boarding fee figures for 2026/27 or 2025/26) is not publicly posted. The school states that parents are informed of current tuition during enrolment rather than publishing fixed public amounts; consequently exact per‑term and per‑year numeric figures cannot be supplied here.
Academics

New Hall International Schools teaches British Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.

Curriculum
New Hall International School Lekki runs Pre-Nursery through College (Secondary), with programmes approved by the Lagos State Ministry of Education and aligned with International Schools Standards. The curriculum is a unique blend of British and Nigerian curricula, with full Montessori in Nursery. Subjects are offered under both Nigerian and British curricula, including core and elective subjects such as Biology, Mathematics, English Language, French, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Literature in English, and others. The school provides a broad and balanced curriculum designed to prepare students for further education and life.

Higher Education Progression
The school aims to ensure pupils leave not only equipped for further education but also prepared for life.

Gifted and Talented
New Hall International School has a Football Academy with customized training programs, mentorship sessions, and leadership workshops tailored to individual player needs.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Montessori program focuses on supporting the physical, cognitive, social and emotional development of each child.
Parent Experience

Community
The school is a co-educational day and boarding school in Chevron, Lekki. It offers a broad and balanced curriculum blending Nigerian and British approaches. The community celebrates student achievements with AISEN competition results, including AISEN National Debate Competition (Regional Level) 2nd Runner Up, November 2024; AISEN Spelling Bee Competition (Junior Category State Level) 1st Position, March 2024; AISEN Mathematics Competition 2023/2024 – 2nd Position; AISEN Mathematics Competition 2022/2023 – 1st Position. The school invites families to join the vibrant community where learning extends beyond classrooms to academics, arts, and sports.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
New Hall International School Lekki is a co-educational day and boarding school in Chevron, Lekki. The school provides a bright, welcoming learning environment with teaching and learning facilities. Nursery runs a full Montessori program, and the curriculum blends British and Nigerian elements. Active learning, creative thinking, global awareness, ICT, and other 21st-century learning approaches are used in the classrooms. The school collaborates with parents, stakeholders, and international educational agencies to support learning.

Sports Facilities
The school has a top-tier football pitch with artificial grass, an astral turf running track, and well-maintained swimming pools. There is a multipurpose hall for basketball, badminton, and other indoor games. An indoor basketball court is available for use. These facilities support a broad sports program within the co-curricular activities.

Academic Facilities
Nursery runs a full Montessori program. The learning scheme is implemented based on a blend of British and Nigerian curricula. ICT and other 21st-century learning approaches are used in classrooms. The school delivers a robust scheme of work in various subjects based on both curricula.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Nursery activities include chess. Primary and College activities include ballet and swimming. Every child engages in a sporting activity of their choice, supported by facilities including a football pitch with artificial grass, a running track, swimming pools, and a multipurpose hall for indoor games. The school takes academy teams to Europe regularly.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
New Hall International School Lekki runs Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Primary, and College education. It follows a blended Nigerian and British curriculum approved by the Lagos State Ministry of Education and aligned with International Schools Standards. The Nigerian Curriculum includes Biology, Mathematics, English Language, French, Yoruba, Igbo, History, Chemistry, Physics, and Visual Art; the British Curriculum includes Biology, Mathematics, English Language, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Literature in English, Economics, Accounting, Additional Mathematics, Sociology, Religious Studies, Business Studies, and ICT. Examinations include Checkpoint (British) and BECE in Year 9, and IGCSE and WAEC in Year 12.

Arts & Creative
Arts and creative subjects are offered under both curricula, including Cultural & Creative Arts and Visual Art in the Nigerian Curriculum, and Literature in English, Information and Communication Technology, and related arts subjects in the British Curriculum. The British Curriculum also covers Literature in English, Sociology, Religious Studies, Business Studies, and ICT as core offerings. These subjects support creative expression across disciplines as part of the broad curriculum.

Cultural & Language
English Language is a core subject across both curricula. Yoruba and Igbo are taught within the Nigerian Curriculum, and French is also offered. This language provision complements the school's bilingual/bicultural aims within its international framework.

Social & Hobbies
Co-curricular activities include Nursery Chess; Ballet for Primary and College; Swimming; World-Class Football Pitch; Indoor Basketball Court; Swimming Pools. The school fosters holistic development through sport, performing arts, and outdoor activities.

Community & Service
Aims and Objectives include instilling good manners, behavior, courtesy and a sense of responsibility to participate as members of a civilized society. The school collaborates with parents and various stakeholders as well as international educational agencies to deliver learning outcomes.

Leadership & Professional
Mission: Providing a rich learning environment by empowering every child to develop his/her full potential between Home and School. Vision: To make New Hall a centre of excellence, aiming to attain the highest level in academics, morals, arts and sports within a truly inclusive environment. Core Values: Respect for People; Ethical Behaviour; Diligence; Creativity; Accountability.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
New Hall operates with a Montessori emphasis in Nursery, supporting physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. It emphasizes an all-inclusive environment and world-class teaching and learning facilities. Facilities include a top-tier football pitch, an astral turf running track, swimming pools, and an indoor multipurpose hall for basketball and other activities.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include English Language, French, Yoruba, Igbo. English Language is taught under both the Nigerian Curriculum and the British Curriculum. French is included in the Nigerian Curriculum. Yoruba and Igbo are included in the Nigerian Curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Parent Visit: The school invites parents to observe a classroom or attend an information session to learn more about New Hall. Classroom observations occur from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm; reservations are not required, but sign in upon arrival. 2. Class of Interest can be selected on the form: Pre-School, Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Primary, or College; application fees are due at submission. 3. Student Visits: After the application is received, a visit is scheduled for the child to interact with teachers. 4. Enrollment: If the Admissions Committee confirms that New Hall is the right fit for the child, the enrollment decision is communicated; a registration fee is required to secure the spot.
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