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Norwegian International School - Port Harcourt

Nigeria, Port Harcourt

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The school at a glance
Fees NGN 1,843,750
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 80
Type Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, French
Typical class size 13
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Norwegian International School – Port Harcourt offers a British-style international education for pre-school to high school on a newly built campus. It follows Cambridge programmes, including IGCSE, Cambridge AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels for secondary students. The campus provides boarding facilities with comfortable rooms and a dining hall. A health unit with two full-time doctors and four nurses conducts regular checks and coordinates emergency care with a nearby hospital. The spacious library houses newspapers, periodicals and a wide range of titles, and includes an integrated audio-visual suite with internet access for research. ICT laboratories support computing needs for all users. The Science Laboratory is stocked for O'Level and A'Level science subjects. Art and Music rooms support creative work, and the Multi-Purpose Hall hosts assemblies, performances and inter-school activities. Sports facilities include badminton, basketball, cricket nets, tennis courts and a full-size soccer field for PE and teams.

The Essentials

Norwegian International School - Port Harcourt has 80 pupils, typical class sizes of 13.

Location

Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. Address: 11 Rotimi Amaechi Drive, GRA Phase 3, Port Harcourt 500272, Rivers.

Stages

Pre-school, Primary School, Junior School, High School, and Sixth Form.

Type

International school with boarding facilities.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements

The Founders' House boarding facility on campus provides on-site accommodation with live-in hostel parents and nurses; rooms are furnished with three beds per room; sporting activities include football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, swimming, dodge ball, badminton and handball; indoor games such as pool, snooker, table soccer, air hockey, chess, ludo and card games.

Food Options

The Dining Hall offers a range of foods, healthy snacks and beverages served throughout the day.
Fees

Annual tuition at Norwegian International School - Port Harcourt ranges from NGN 1,843,750 for 2026/27.

Scope and effective academic year
The fees described below are for the 2025/2026 academic session (the school's most recently available published figures for new secondary intakes).

Application / registration (one‑off) fees
- Enrollment / registration (one‑time): ₦250,000.
- Development (one‑off) charge for new intakes: ₦250,000.

Tuition (annual amount and per‑term note)
- Secondary (JSS1 – SS3) annual tuition listed for new intakes: ₦1,843,750 per year.
- The school invoices and accepts tuition on an annual or termly basis; therefore, where tuition is paid termly the annual amount is split across the terms in the school's term billing schedule (tuition is payable either annually or termly as invoiced).
- No publicly posted, itemised official tariff by individual year group (for example separate published amounts for Nursery, Primary year groups or for each Secondary grade) was available in the school's published fee material; the numeric tuition figure above refers to the secondary intake amounts reported for the 2025/2026 session.

Per‑term illustration (inference)
- If the published annual tuition for secondary students (₦1,843,750) is split evenly across three academic terms, the equal per‑term instalment would be approximately ₦614,583. This is an arithmetic division for illustration only (the school issues the actual term invoices and may split differently).

Boarding fees
- Boarding provision is available; boarding fees are charged in addition to tuition. Specific published boarding amounts were not publicly posted in the school fee material reviewed.

Other recurring and one‑off charges
- PTA contribution shown in published reporting for new intakes: an amount denominated as £600 (reported in the published intake fee breakdown).
- Additional costs commonly charged at intake (enrolment/development charges noted above) are separate from tuition and boarding and are payable on acceptance.
- Uniform, exam or textbook charges and other incidental costs are expected to be required but specific published prices for uniform and similar ancillary items were not listed in the publicly accessible fee material.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be billed and paid either as a single annual payment or split by term; invoices are issued to parents before the session begins.
- Published reporting for the intake fees specifically instructs parents to pay fees to the school's designated bank accounts; bank payment to designated banks is the documented payment route in the intake notice.

Refunds and fee policy
- A comprehensive fee policy exists and is made available to parents on request; there was no separate, publicly posted refund schedule or detailed refund rules in the publicly accessible fee material reviewed.

Payment methods
- The school's intake notices and fee guidance direct parents to make payments via the school's designated banks (bank deposit / bank transfer to designated school accounts). No public listing of alternative electronic card payment portals or third‑party card processors was found in the school's published fee text.

Concise summary (what is available and what is not published)
- Available numeric items for the 2025/2026 intake (secondary new students): Enrollment/Registration ₦250,000; Development ₦250,000; Annual tuition ₦1,843,750; PTA amount reported as £600.
- The school's public fee material states that registration is a one‑time payment valid for the child's stay, that tuition can be paid annually or termly and that a comprehensive fee policy is available on request; however, the school does not publish a full publicly accessible breakdown by every year group or an official per‑term tariff for each grade in the publicly available material reviewed.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school creates a safe, happy, learning and growing place for the entire school community. The vision is to help each child identify their potential and sufficiently equip each child to attain it. The mission is to promote holistic and high quality education to all pupils. The school has over 40 years of experience providing international education in Port Harcourt.

Safeguarding

Live-in hostel parents and nurses are available for parental care and guidance.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The campus is newly built and serves pre-school through high school. The library is spacious and stocked with periodicals, newspapers and a wide index of titles. It features an integrated audio-visual suite with internet access to support research. ICT laboratories provide basic computing services for all users and are open to students, faculty and staff. The multi-purpose hall hosts assemblies, events, productions and inter-school activities. The health unit is manned by two full-time doctors and four qualified nurses, and maintains health records with routine check-ups for students.

Sports Facilities

A range of sports facilities are available to support physical education. Indoor facilities include badminton and basketball provision. Cricket nets are provided for practice. Tennis courts are available for tennis training and matches. A standard soccer field is available for outdoor play and PE activities.

Academic Facilities

The Library is spacious and stocked with periodicals, newspapers and a broad index of titles. The Library includes an integrated audio-visual suite with internet access to support research. ICT Laboratories provide basic computing services and are open to students, faculty and staff. The Science Laboratory is stocked with state-of-the-art apparatus for O'Level and A'Level science subjects. The Art Room and Music Room are well-equipped, with internet access and instruments to support creative subjects.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Sporting activities include football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, swimming, dodgeball, badminton and handball. Indoor games include pool, snooker, table soccer, air hockey, chess, ludo and card games. These activities form part of student life on campus and in the boarding environment. Inter-school activities are hosted in the multi-purpose hall.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative

An Art Room with internet access supports students in exploring and showcasing their creative talents. A Music Room equipped with guitars, keyboards and drum sets serves students inclined to music. The Multi-Purpose Hall is used for major school functions, including assemblies, events, productions, minor games and inter-school activities, supporting performance and creative showcases.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sport facilities include indoor facilities, badminton and basketball provisions, cricket nets, tennis courts and a standard soccer field to promote physical education and wellbeing. A health unit is staffed by two full-time doctors and four qualified nurses, with regular medical check-ups and individual health records; emergencies are referred to the nearby hospital. The Dining Hall serves a range of foods, healthy snacks and beverages throughout the day. Comfortable boarding rooms are furnished for learning and comfort with three beds per room.
School Events
The school has not added events