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Nigeria, Abuja
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Boarding is available for boys and girls in dedicated hostels. Boarders share bedrooms with three to four other students, and each room includes a desk and chair. A Matron/Patron and a House Master/Mistress supervise hostel life, with a defined boarding routine from rising at 5:30am to lights out around 9:15pm, including prep, meals, and study time. Exeat forms are required to leave the boarding house, signed by the Matron/Patron and counter-signed by senior staff; parents are expected to take their child home for holidays, with prior notice for mid-term breaks.
Uniform Code is compulsory for students in Years 7–12. Monday and Tuesday require Full School Uniform with blazer, including blazer with the school monogram, white shirt and tie, black shoes and belt; Thursday is Proper P.E. Uniform with a House vest, shorts, white canvas shoes and black socks; Fridays and Sundays use the school native attire with jeans. Girls wear a uniform that includes a blazer, school skirt, white shirt and tie, black socks or panty hose, and black shoes; there are hair/clothing guidelines and restrictions on accessories.
All meals are compulsory and served in the dining hall. Day students do not bring lunch, except in high-allergy cases confirmed by the school doctor; meals are included in regular fees. Packed meals can be arranged for sports or other activities that cause a meal to be missed, with notice to the Patron/Matron.
Students are organized into houses overseen by a House Master/Mistress and hostel staff. A range of house duties and activities run daily, with termly house events; at the start of each term a list of activities for the house is produced and coordinated by staff.
Aduvie International School Ltd owns and operates Aduvie International School, founded in 2008 as a co‑educational Nigerian‑British curriculum school with day and boarding provision. The school is approved by the Federal Ministry of Education and accredited by WAEC, NECO and Cambridge Assessment International Education, and includes staff residences on campus.
Aduvie International School is a co-educational Nigerian-British curriculum school located in the Jahi District of Abuja. Founded in 2008, it sits on a 6.1-hectare campus and offers day and boarding options for Crèche through Pre-University levels, including a Special Education Needs (SEN) programme with therapists and a Jewel class for learners with additional needs. The school blends Nigerian and British curricula, with Montessori elements in Nursery, termly project-based assessments, and an IGCSE pathway alongside WAEC/NECO options; Cambridge A Levels and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma pathway are available in the Pre-University College. Aduvie is accredited by WAEC, NECO and Cambridge Assessment International Education and approved by the Federal Ministry of Education. Facilities are purpose-built and include air-conditioned classrooms, science laboratories, an Olympic-approved football field, swimming pools and a 2,000-seat multipurpose hall with staff quarters. The campus supports international-mindedness and a broad co-curricular programme including language study, sports, and service activities.
