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Nigeria, Lagos
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The school has a U.S. Curriculum: a strong American curriculum that prepares students for high school success. Core Academics include Mathematics, English, Science, and History taught with depth and structure. The English program emphasizes reading, writing, speaking, and clear communication. Hands-on learning in science and projects builds curiosity and problem-solving skills, and Social Studies includes year-long explorations of the African continent, American history, and world geography to foster global knowledge.
The school has Arts & Creativity: Music, performing arts, and visual arts to encourage creativity and confidence.
The school has Foreign Language offered in the Elementary program; language study supports cross-cultural awareness, empathy, and connection to local and global communities.
The school has Sports including swimming, soccer, basketball, tennis, and horseback riding. Sports are integrated into students' daily routines to promote physical activity and skill development.
The school offers Entrepreneurial and Leadership classes to develop leadership and professional skills, with an emphasis on character, collaboration, and personal growth.
The school emphasizes Whole-Child Development with a focus on character, leadership, collaboration, and personal growth.
Abraham Lincoln American Academy offers an American Curriculum for children aged 1 to 14, with two campuses in Abuja and Lagos. The Abuja campus is on Erie Crescent, Maitama, and Lagos campus on Olugun Agbaje Street, Victoria Island. The program spans Preschool through Middle School, with Kindergarten–5th Grade built on United States standards. Core subjects include English Language Arts and Mathematics, complemented by History, Science, Foreign Language, Physical Education, Performing Arts, Music, Entrepreneurial and Leadership classes, and a broad range of sports such as Swimming, Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, and Horseback Riding. In Grades 6–8, the Middle School follows a U.S. Curriculum with Core Academics—Mathematics, English, Science, History—plus Strong English Skills, Hands-On Learning, Arts & Creativity, Technology & AI, and Whole-Child Development emphasizing character, leadership, and collaboration. Social Studies features year-long explorations of Africa, American history, and world geography. Extracurriculars include intramural sports, theater, orchestra, and dance; Foreign Language is offered.
