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Nigeria, Lagos
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Academic block and specialist facilities include an art studio and ICT suite. The dining hall, chess board area, volleyball court, and swimming pool support daily life and physical activity. Science facilities comprise chemistry, physics, and biology laboratories, a mathematics laboratory, and a home economics laboratory. A music studio supports arts education and performances. Modern Recreational Facilities for Mental Alertness and Personal Development are available on campus.
The High School has a volleyball court and a swimming pool as part of its sports facilities. The volleyball court supports team sports and physical education activities. The swimming pool enables aquatic activities and water safety training. These spaces reflect the school's provision for a broad PE program.
An academic block provides teaching spaces for multiple subjects. Specialized facilities include an Art Studio and ICT Suite. Practical science facilities include a Chemistry Laboratory, Physics Laboratory, and Biology Laboratory, plus a Math Laboratory and Home Economics Laboratory. A Music Studio supports music education and performances.
Chess Board area supports strategic games as an extracurricular activity. A Music Studio supports music-related activities. Awards displays recognize student achievements. The school offers a range of extracurricular activities across arts and academics.
Emerald School is a school network serving Lagos and Ogun, Nigeria, offering nursery through secondary education, vocational programs. The school serves ages 1 to 16 and provides day and boarding for high school. The curriculum blends British and Nigerian frameworks, with Montessori for pre‑school from 18 months to five years. The elementary program (5–11) is student‑centred and provides one‑to‑one computer access with coding. The secondary (11–16) integrates Nigerian and British curricula, guiding Year 7 to Cambridge Checkpoint, NECO and BECE; Year 8 includes a French exchange; Year 10 offers pathways toward IGCSE, WAEC and NECO, with provisions for SAT, TOEFL and JAMB. Facilities include an art studio, ICT suite, science labs, mathematics and home economics labs, a music studio, dining hall, chess area, volleyball court and swimming pool. Extracurriculars span music, sports, debating, ICT, spelling bees and quizzes; French and Yoruba support language learning; a board of advisors guides growth.
