Radiant Minds Academy Ikeja, Lagos Call the school

About the school

Small classes. The Nigerian curriculum. Character first.

Radiant Minds Academy is a primary and secondary school in Ikeja, Lagos. We keep classes small, teach the Nigerian curriculum, and run a strong pastoral and after-school programme.

Parents in Lagos come to Radiant Minds looking for a small, disciplined school.

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What we teach

Primary, secondary, and the hours after school.

The Nigerian curriculum runs through both stages, from the first year of primary to the end of senior secondary. The school day runs from 7:30am to 4pm, Monday to Friday, and after-school care keeps pupils supervised until 5pm.

  • Primary School

    Ages 5–11

    Small classes taught from the Nigerian curriculum, with a particular focus on reading and numeracy.

  • Secondary School

    Ages 11–16

    Junior and senior secondary, with science and arts streams.

  • After-school care

    Until 5pm

    Supervised homework, clubs and activities until 5pm.

More on each programme

How we work

Confident learners, character first.

Radiant Minds is a small school, and we keep it that way. Classes stay small across both stages, and the Nigerian curriculum is taught in full — with reading and numeracy given real time in the primary school, and science and arts streams running through the secondary school.

Alongside the lessons there is a strong pastoral programme, and after-school care that keeps pupils supervised until 5pm. Parents in Lagos come to Radiant Minds looking for a small, disciplined school, and the pastoral side of the school is a large part of what that means.

“Character first” is our shorthand for the balance we keep: pupils who are confident enough to speak up in a small class, and disciplined enough to do the work.

Confident learners, character first.

Where our pupils go

Our pupils go on to some of the best secondary schools in Lagos.

That is the school’s own measure of itself, and the one we are gladest to be asked about.

Admissions

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Enquiries are handled by phone, WhatsApp and email. Ring the school during the school day, send a message, or use the form on the contact page.

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