Classes kept small
Classes are kept deliberately small. It means a teacher can hear a child read, catch a gap in their numeracy before it settles into a habit, and follow up when a child needs attention.
Primary & secondary school · Ikeja, Lagos
Radiant Minds Academy is a small school in Ikeja where children are taught the Nigerian curriculum by teachers who know them. We are as serious about how a child treats the person beside them as we are about their reading and their numbers.
School hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30am – 4pm.
Three decisions shape the way this school is run, and all three are deliberate.
Classes are kept deliberately small. It means a teacher can hear a child read, catch a gap in their numeracy before it settles into a habit, and follow up when a child needs attention.
We teach the Nigerian curriculum across the school. In the primary years that means a firm footing in reading and numeracy; in the secondary years, junior and senior classes with science and arts streams.
A strong pastoral programme runs alongside the lessons, and after-school care keeps children supervised, busy and safe on the school grounds until 5pm.
Radiant Minds Academy runs three programmes. Which one a child joins depends on their age.
Ages 5–11
Small classes, the Nigerian curriculum, and a focus on reading and numeracy while the foundations are being laid.
Ages 11–16
Junior and senior secondary, with science and arts streams.
Until 5pm
Supervised homework, clubs and activities once the school day has ended.
School fees are not published on this site. Fees and admissions are answered by the school office — by phone, on WhatsApp, or through the contact form. Full programme detail sits on the Programmes page.
“Our pupils go on to some of the best secondary schools in Lagos.”
It is why the classes stay small, the curriculum stays full, and the character of the child stays at the centre of the day.
Admissions enquiries go straight to the school office. Tell us your child’s age and the class you have in mind, and ask whatever you need to ask — fees, the school day, or the after-school programme.