These schools have been sorted out as outstanding
among other primary schools in Nigeria. Criteria for selection includes facilities and
equipment availability for teaching and learning, teaching staffs quality,
teachers willingness to teach, teachers mastery of subject, student-teacher
ratio, sports and fitness activities, school environment, students performance in external
examinations and competitions.
To view the schools' website, click on the school name below:
It's nice to see a public school on the list "Lagos state model sch"
ReplyDeleteI love Corona
ReplyDeleteMost private primary schools in Nigeria are below standards. the fees determines the quality most times
ReplyDeletePls Mr Ade, I need private coaching for my son in Basic 4.
ReplyDeleteI can be of help sir
DeleteHow do you came about this rating
ReplyDeleteThis list is ridiculous. Corona, Ogun State at #6, when Corona VI (currently, the best branch) and Ikoyi did not even feature on it? St. Saviour's and Hillcrest are at the bottom of the list, behind ADRAO which should not even be on a top 20 list. Also where are top schools like The Learning Place, Greenwood House, Riverbank, etc. Please go and do proper research so you don't lead people astray.
ReplyDeleteI guess you haven't seen Role Model School. Lagos. Belongs to Daystar Church
ReplyDeleteI guess you haven't seen Role Model School. Lagos. Belongs to Daystar Church
ReplyDeleteMr. Ade you forgot St.John Paul II Montessori School, Uyo Akwa Ibom State. It is owned by the Former Governor's Wife Mrs Uloma Godswill Akpabio. In South South, it is rated as one of the best.
ReplyDeleteMr. Ade, you actually forgot about International Early Learning Center located at 15/17 Umuodu Avenue, Abayi, Aba,Abia State.
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DeleteI think Sos Herman gmeiner primary school deserves to be on the list
ReplyDeleteI am 36years old can i still start primary 5 in these school
ReplyDeleteCORONA IN OGUN IS A SECONDARY SCHOOL
ReplyDeleteyou forgot international early learning centre,aba
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