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Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Yoruba, English, Igbo
Typical class size 18
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Elementary, Secondary School
Introduction
Halifield Schools is a private Nigerian institution serving ages 2 to 16 with campuses in Maryland and Lekki. The curriculum blends Nigerian and British standards, delivering WASSCE and IGCSE syllabi and preparing students for BECE, CHECKPOINT, and IGCSE. Edmodo connects teachers and learners beyond the classroom. Co-curriculars include music, craft, robotics, graphics, photography, weaving, cooking and chess. Founded in 1996, Halifield is governed by a board of professionals; daily operations are led by a Director, with a Head of Schools and Principals managing campuses. Facilities span science laboratories, a Basic Technology Workshop, ICT and Language Labs, Math Lab, libraries, a Music Room, an Art Studio, a sports field and pavilion, dining hall, sick bay, boarding facilities, a Book Store, a Tuck Shop and wireless Internet. The school maintains international partnerships with foreign scholarships and has notable chess and arts achievements, plus community service through Halicares. Students gain international exposure through partner schools.
Halifield Schools has typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English.
Location
Halifield Schools operates two Lagos campuses in Nigeria: Maryland (2-6 Oki Lane, Maryland, Lagos) and Lekki (Plot 6, Providence Street, Lekki Phase 1). The Maryland campus is described as a serene environment and is located on Oki Lane opposite KICC Church, not far from Ikeja; the Lekki campus sits on its own grounds at Providence Street, Lekki Phase 1.
Stages
Early Years (toddlers, playgroup, nursery, reception); Elementary (Year 1–6); Halifield College (secondary).
Annual tuition at Halifield Schools ranges from NGN 690,000 to NGN 1,200,000 for 2026/27.
Application & Admission Fees
- Application fee: N10,000 (paid to purchase and submit the application form). This application fee is non‑refundable. - Acceptance fee: an acceptance fee is required to secure an offered place and must be paid within one month of accepting the admission offer. Promotional offers (for example, a waiver of an acceptance fee of N150,000 for the first 50 pupils at the Lekki campus) have been offered at times.
Tuition fees (charged per term) — by school level
- Early Years / Primary (Toddler, Playgroup, Nursery, Reception, Years 1–6): Tuition per term is in the range N151,000 – N300,000. Tuition is billed on a per‑term basis. - Secondary / College (Years 7 and above / College): Tuition per term is in the range N301,000 – N500,000. Tuition is billed on a per‑term basis.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is invoiced per term (parents are expected to pay tuition on a per‑term billing cycle). Once an offer of admission is accepted, the acceptance fee must be paid within one month to guarantee the place. - The school operates an online payment system (Edves) that supports secure payments by card and by bank transfer for school fees.
Boarding fees
- Halifield Schools offers both day and boarding options; boarding provision is available for applicable year groups. Specific boarding fee amounts are charged in addition to tuition for boarders.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- School bus / shuttle service: a bus shuttle is available; the school offers discounts on shuttle charges for qualifying siblings (see sibling discount below). - Lunch programme and extra‑curricular activities: the school operates a lunch programme and a wide range of extra‑curricular activities (these programmes and certain activities may carry separate fees). - Acceptance pack / enrolment items: an acceptance pack is provided after admission; families should expect additional one‑off enrolment or kit items (acceptance pack) and optional activity costs.
Discounts, scholarships and fee reductions
- Sibling discount: 10% off tuition for the third child. - Bus shuttle discount: 50% off bus shuttle services for the third child. - Scholarships and merit/need‑based awards: the school runs named scholarships (including merit awards for top entrance exam scores and need‑based scholarships); specific selection criteria apply.
Refunds
- The application fee is stated as non‑refundable. (Refund rules for other fee categories are determined by school policy and by the terms of acceptance; families should note the non‑refundable status of the application fee.)
Accepted payment methods
- Online payment via the school's Edves portal: card payments and bank transfers are supported.
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Academics
Halifield Schools teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 2 to 16.
Curriculum
The school teaches a dynamic blend of the Nigerian and British curricula, utilizing the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Exam (WASSCE) and International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) syllabi. The blended curriculum prepares students for WASSCE, IGCSE, BECE (Junior Secondary) and CHECKPOINT (Junior Secondary). Edmodo is used to connect teachers and learners outside the classroom, and co-curricular clubs include music, craft, robotics, graphics, photography, weaving, cooking and chess. The school maintains international partnerships and foreign collaborations, with foreign scholarships awarded to scholars who meet partner-school requirements.
Exam Results
The school reports a 10% success rate in external examinations.
Gifted and Talented
Differentiated Learning, the Study Boost Program and Mentorship and Discipline are offered to support diverse abilities; co-curricular opportunities include an Award Winning Orchestra and clubs in music, craft, robotics, graphics, photography, weaving, cooking and chess.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school includes Personal, Social and Emotional Development as part of the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum. Core values are Steadfastness, Honesty, Excellence, Determination, Diligence, Integrity, and Confidence, and the school aims to make every child feel valued and cared for. Learning at Halifield is framed as holistic, combining academics with character and life skills. The school emphasizes partnership with parents to support pupils' development and uses mentoring and counseling to support personal growth.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Intervention program offers Study Boost to bridge academic gaps. It targets identified learning needs and runs for two terms with half-term and end-of-term assessments to monitor progress. It features mostly individualized instruction, addressing problem areas step-by-step, with regular reviews and progress indicators to determine readiness to move ahead.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The Language Lab supports Yoruba, English and Igbo, indicating a multilingual language-learning environment.
Mental Wellbeing
Mentoring forms the backbone of student development, and counseling is provided by an in-house Guidance Counsellor who supports students in study habits, academic assessments, career development, and personal/social development.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Obtain and submit the application. The school allows downloading an application form from the school or picking up a form on-site. Prepare the required documents: filled application and admissions form, 2 passport pictures, previous school results, birth certificates, and medical reports. An application fee of N10,000 is paid on registration. 2. Schedule a school tour. A tour of the campus is arranged for prospective students and families. The tour provides an opportunity to view facilities and meet staff. Scheduling is handled through the admissions office. 3. Make payment for the application form. The application form fee must be paid as part of the process. 4. An entrance exam or assessment test is scheduled. The exam is conducted based on the vacancy of the class being applied into. The date is arranged after the application is received. 5. Exam results are issued. Results are communicated within a maximum of one week from the date of the exam. The communication is directed to the applicant and/or guardians. 6. A provisional admission letter and acceptance form is sent. The provisional letter confirms admission status and outlines next steps for enrolment. 7. Once you accept the offer, the acceptance fee must be paid within one month to guarantee admission. Timely payment secures the child's place in the class. 8. An Acceptance pack is available for pick up in the School Admissions Office. The pack includes enrolment documents and instructions for the next steps. 9. Documents and processes continue with enrolment as advised by the admissions team.
FAQs
What age range does Halifield Schools serve?
Halifield Schools serves students aged 2-16.
What curriculum does the school follow?
The school teaches a dynamic blend of the Nigerian and British curricula, utilizing the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Exam (WASSCE) and International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) syllabi. The blended curriculum prepares students for WASSCE, IGCSE, BECE (Junior.
How much are the tuition fees?
Annual fees range from approximately NGN 690,000 to NGN 1,200,000 depending on the year group or programme.
Where is the school located?
Halifield Schools operates two Lagos campuses in Nigeria: Maryland (2-6 Oki Lane, Maryland, Lagos) and Lekki (Plot 6, Providence Street, Lekki Phase 1). The Maryland campus is described as a serene environment and is located on Oki Lane opposite KICC Church, not far from Ikeja; the Lekki campus sits
Language Lab includes Yoruba, English, and Igbo. English language education is supported by staff with English Language & Literature qualifications. An Early Years Head holds a BA in English Language & Literature, and English language instruction is part of the school's curriculum.
What are the exam results?
The school reports a 10% success rate in external examinations.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
The school participates in chess competitions and has achieved First Place Overall at the Mind & Intelligence Fest for Schools Chess Competition, with special awards for Creative Thinking. The school won the 2023 APEN Chess Tournament. First Term Examinations Achievers for 2025/2026 are recognized.
How do I apply?
1. Obtain and submit the application. The school allows downloading an application form from the school or picking up a form on-site. The form must be filled legibly in block letters and scanned to admissions@halifieldschools.com.ng. Prepare the required documents: filled application and admissions
What is the school's approach to wellbeing?
The school includes Personal, Social and Emotional Development as part of the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum. Core values are Steadfastness, Honesty, Excellence, Determination, Diligence, Integrity, and Confidence, and the school aims to make every child feel valued and cared for. Learning.
What are the school facilities like?
Halifield Schools offer spacious, technologically outfitted classrooms across its Maryland and Lekki campuses. The facilities include Science Laboratories with state-of-the-art equipment, a Basic Technology Workshop, an ICT Lab, a Language Lab, and a Math Lab. There is a Well-Stocked Library and Ele
When was the school founded?
Halifield Schools was founded in 1996.
What is the school community like?
Halifield runs a camp program with seminars, drills and tours, helping students develop leadership and civic responsibility. The school participates in community service initiatives, including a Soup
