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Nigeria, Abuja
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ICS Abuja was founded in 1998 with eight students and three educators. By 2012 the first campus had reached full capacity. ICS became a member of the Council of International Schools and the Principal's Training Center, and was locally accredited by Abuja DQA. It was fully accredited by CIS and the Middle States Association (MSA) in 2006 and re-accredited in 2023/2024. In August 2013 ICS relocated to its current campus designed to nurture a larger student body. It now serves Play Group through Grade 12, with three classes at each grade level, welcoming a diverse and growing learning community.
ICS Abuja collaborates in a globally diverse community. The school celebrates and shares its diverse cultures and national traditions to enhance international understanding and show appreciation for the cultures and customs of the country in which we live. The mission emphasizes partnership with the entire school community and a warm family atmosphere.
An active PTA provides valuable support and assistance to the school.
International Community School Abuja offers an enriched American curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE, taught across Play Group to Grade 12. It is a day school with a boarding house opened for Grades 6–12 in 2017. Early Years programs cover Language Arts, Math, Science and African Studies, plus Music, Art, IT, Library and Bible/Moral Instruction, with weekly kindergarten clubs. Elementary, Middle and High School build on core subjects while expanding specialist classes and electives such as Drama, Psychology and Technical Drawing; language options include French and Spanish. In Grades 9–10 students prepare for the IGCSE O level before progressing to university admission worldwide. The school is accredited by CIS and MSA, with local Abuja DQA accreditation. Facilities include a main library above the Music and Arts Studios, three science laboratories, a cloud-based ICT system, a gym and a nurse's clinic. After-school activities, clubs and a 20-hour community service requirement support the program.
