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Nigeria, Port Harcourt
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Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. Secondary & Sixth Form Campus: 17 St. Michael's Crescent, Off Tombia Road Extension, GRA Phase Three, Port Harcourt. Primary Campus: 99 Tombia Road Extension, GRA Phase Three, Port Harcourt.
Primary; Secondary; Sixth Form
Private day and boarding school; co-educational
Learning support for learners who struggle in certain subjects and those who have studied abroad.
Application / Admission fees
- A one-time admission/application fee is charged at entry. An Admission Fee of ₦20,000 has been listed for the Sixth Form.
Tuition fees (per term and per year, by year-group)
- General termly range (typical for the school across levels): ₦300,000 – ₦650,000 per term (termly payments are the norm). This corresponds to approximately ₦900,000 – ₦1,950,000 per academic year when paid over three terms.
- Nursery / Early Years: typically at the lower end of the school's termly range (expect roughly ₦300,000–₦450,000 per term, i.e. about ₦900,000–₦1,350,000 per year).
- Primary (Years 1–6): typically mid-range within the termly band above (plan on ₦350,000–₦550,000 per term; roughly ₦1,050,000–₦1,650,000 per year).
- Secondary (JSS1–SS3): commonly in the full range given for termly fees; published guides and school-fees summaries list annual tuition for secondary-day students at about ₦1,900,000 per session (termly equivalent shown above). Boarding charges are invoiced separately.
- Sixth Form / Terminal Grade: Grade 12 (terminal year) fees are handled on a different schedule (see Billing schedule). An application/admission fee has been published for Sixth Form as noted above.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing cadence: fees are paid termly; annual payment is available on request.
- Grade 12 (terminal year) payment schedule: fees for Grade 12 are split into two portions payable in September and January of the graduation year.
- Sibling reduction: families with three or more children registered at the school are eligible for a fee reduction; this is assessed case-by-case.
- Payment timing and consequences: the school enforces timely payment; late payment of fees can affect a student's ability to sit examinations. Specific due dates, late-payment charges and instalment options are provided by the bursar during the admission process.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is available and is charged separately from tuition. Published fee summaries and school-fee listings place typical boarding charges in the region of about ₦2,000,000 per year for boarders; day-student annual fees are commonly lower (examples given in fee summaries place day-student annual costs near ₦1,250,000–₦1,900,000 depending on level). Boarding supplements (accommodation, meals, dormitory services) are billed in addition to tuition.
Other costs and mandatory extras
- Uniforms: school uniforms are customized and must be purchased from the school's uniform store; sample uniforms are provided to new families and parents are advised to monogram student names on uniforms and belongings. Uniform costs are charged separately from tuition.
- Additional school charges that commonly apply (charged in addition to tuition) include boarding extras, transport/bus fees, exam and registration fees, trips and excursions, and any optional activity costs. These ancillary charges are invoiced separately.
Refunds and withdrawal
- Refunds and specific withdrawal/refund terms are managed by the school bursar and are provided to families at admission. The bursar issues the detailed fee-payment terms (including any refundable deposits, non‑refundable items and pro‑rata treatment for mid‑term withdrawals) during the admissions/bursar process.
Fee payment options
- Fees are payable to designated bank accounts approved by school management; the bursar provides bank details and the accepted payment methods to families during admission.
- Accepted payment methods and any card/online-payment surcharges or detailed instructions are provided with the school's fee information by the bursar at enrolment.
Notes for budgeting
- Tuition is primarily collected termly; when planning household budgets, allow separately for uniforms, transport, examination fees, trips and (if applicable) boarding charges. The school offers case-by-case sibling reductions for larger families and awards academic scholarships for top-performing students.
Greenoak International School in Port Harcourt is a private day and boarding, co-educational institution serving ages 1–18. It operates two campuses—the Primary and the Secondary—with a hybrid curriculum across levels. The Primary Campus blends the IPC with the British and Nigerian curricula, and Cambridge Primary Checkpoint sits at Grade 6; the DELF diploma (Grade 6) and Victoria College of Music exams (Grade 5–6) are also offered. The Secondary School combines IMYC with British, American, and Nigerian curricula, offering Cambridge IGCSE, SAT1, WAEC, SAT2, and A‑Levels. The Sixth Form provides A‑Levels, SAT1, SAT2, and JAMB preparatory classes, guiding university placement in the UK, Europe, Canada, the USA, Nigeria, and beyond. Facilities include air‑conditioned classrooms, ICT-equipped libraries, a sick bay, and boarding amenities; Sixth Form spaces are described as state‑of‑the‑art. The motto Unitate, Fortis, et Excellentia emphasizes unity, strength, and excellence as students prepare for a global future.
