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Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Montessori Curriculum, Canadian Curriculum
Taught languages French
Typical class size 15
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Living Fountain International School sits in Abuja and offers a Christian, co-educational international experience. The school operates a British-Nigerian incorporated curriculum with a Pre-University program developed in partnership with Canadian Independent College Nigeria to support university placements abroad. The campus provides Crèche, Early Years, Primary, High School, and Pre-University, with day and boarding options and a transportation shuttle service. The curriculum blends British instructional methods with Nigerian context, emphasizing leadership, service and character development as core values. Learning spaces include an ICT suite, a modern library, and fully equipped laboratories enabling practical science and research. The school encourages active involvement in clubs and activities, including music theatre and other performances, sports, and community service. Facilities include a serene campus environment, air-conditioned learning spaces, and a Summer Camp program under Lifestyle and Wellbeing. LFIS strives to raise leaders for global relevance in a supportive, faith-based setting. The school serves families nationwide.
Plot 3214, F Road, CITEC Mount Pleasant Estate, off Airport Road, Mbora District, FCT, Abuja, Nigeria
The Essentials
Living Fountain International School has typical class sizes of 15.
Location
Living Fountain International School is in Abuja, Nigeria. The campus is at Plot 3214, F Road, CITEC Mount Pleasant Estate, off Airport Road, Mbora District, FCT. The mailing address references Jabi By-Pass, Mbora District, Abuja, and the school is accessible via major roads in the Federal Capital Territory.
Stages
Creche; Early Years; Primary School (Year 1–6); High School; Pre-University
Type
Christian, co-educational international school with a British-Nigerian curriculum; day and boarding options
Country affiliation
British-Nigerian curriculum; Canadian Independent College Nigeria partnership for Pre-University
Religious affiliation
Christian
Fees
Application fees
- Application forms cost NGN 10,000 (Ten thousand Naira). This fee is non‑refundable.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No published per‑term or per‑year tuition amounts for specific year groups (Nursery, Early Years, Primary, Year 7–11 / High School) are available in the school materials accessible for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic session. The school does not publish a fee table showing rates by class or term.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school requires parents to make fee payments by bank deposit/transfer to the school's bank accounts. For primary admissions the school lists an Ecobank account (Account No: 0129606713). For high school admissions the school lists an Access Bank account (Account No: 010839441). Parents are instructed to forward copies of deposit slips to the school accounts office after payment. These bank deposit instructions are shown as the accepted method for paying fees. The school describes fees and bank payment handling as part of the admissions payment process.
Boarding fees
- The school operates a boarding programme with full and flexi boarding packages and describes boarding facilities, pastoral care, and meal provision. Specific boarding fee amounts (termly or annual charges) are not published in the available materials.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- No published fee amounts for uniform, books, exam fees, transport, medical / insurance levies, or extracurricular charges were found in the accessible school materials. Where described, items such as study support and pastoral reports are noted as provided, but no pricing schedule for these extras is published.
Refund information
- No published refund policy or explicit refund conditions for paid fees (application, tuition, boarding, or other charges) are available in the accessible materials. The only clearly stated non‑refundable charge is the application form fee (NGN 10,000).
Fee payment options
- Bank deposit / bank transfer to the school's accounts is an accepted and described payment method; parents are instructed to obtain and forward bank deposit slips to the accounts office. No published details were found listing credit card payment, online card payment gateways, direct debit, or electronic payment processors. Cash payment at the school reception and bank deposit are described in admissions instructions.
Concise summary of available and missing fee information
- Available and stated as fact: the non‑refundable application form fee is NGN 10,000; payment by bank deposit/transfer is the documented method and the site lists specific bank account numbers for primary and high‑school admissions; the school operates full and flexi boarding options.
- Not published / not available in the accessible materials: detailed tuition rates by year group or per term, published boarding fee amounts, uniform and other ancillary fee amounts, a published refund policy for fees, and published electronic card payment options. Where figures or schedules are required for records or comparison, those specific numeric amounts must be obtained directly from the school's accounts office or admissions office using the school contact channels.
Academics
Living Fountain International School teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Montessori Curriculum, Canadian Curriculum.
Curriculum
The school runs a British-Nigerian incorporated curriculum. It offers Crèche, Early Years, Primary School, High School, and Pre-University programs. The Pre-University program is in partnership with Canadian Independent College Nigeria to facilitate university placements outside Nigeria. The school emphasizes leadership, service and character development as core values. The campus includes a fully ICT-compliant environment and a state-of-the-art library to support learning.
Exam Results
NECO accreditation for BECE and SSCE.
Higher Education Progression
Pre-University program is in partnership with Canadian Independent College Nigeria to enable university placements outside Nigeria. This arrangement supports students seeking higher education abroad.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school develops the whole person, aiming to ensure that each pupil leaves here ready for the challenges of life at secondary and beyond. It focuses on developing a passion for learning, capacity for independent thinking, moral values, self-confidence without arrogance, and genuine interests that extend beyond the confines of the classroom. The virtues of tolerance, understanding, respect and courtesy matter at LFIS. LFIS pupils have an understanding of their place in society—locally and globally—and are encouraged to make a positive impact upon it. The school is supported by staff who share this vision and provides a wide-ranging selection of co-curricular activities to complement academic work.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Primary school admissions. Application Forms can be purchased from the school. After completion and return of the forms, the child sits for an Assessment Test for the academic year of their choice. The assessment test is applicable for Nursery 2 to Primary 6, and if the child passes the test an offer is made into the class grade sought, subject to vacancies and meeting admission requirements. 2. Primary application fees. Application forms cost a non-refundable fee of N10,000. Downloaded and printed forms from our process can be submitted to the school along with a fee of N10,000. The fee is non-refundable. 3. Primary fee payment. All fees should be paid into Eco Bank Branch nationwide using Account No. 0129606713; Bank Name Ecobank. Bank deposit slips are available at the school reception desk, and copies of the deposit showing payment made should be forwarded to the School accounts office. 4. Primary enrollment documents. Completed Enrolment Application Form; Photocopy of child's Birth Certificate; Original birth certificate for sighting; Two recent passport photographs (taken not more than two months prior to submission). In case of a school transfer, include Last School Result and Transfer Certificate. 5. High school admissions. Application Forms can be purchased from the school. Upon completion and return of the forms, the child sits for the Assessment Test for the academic year of their choice. A child seeking admission into Year 7 (JSS 1) must be 11 years old by the start of the academic year; the applicant sits for the entrance exam and must obtain an acceptable score before provisional admission is offered. Classes for admission are Year 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11. Admission is subject to vacancies and applicants who satisfy the admission requirements. 6. High school application fees. Application forms cost a non-refundable fee of N10,000. Downloaded and printed forms from our process can be submitted to the school along with the fee, which is also available at the school front desk. 7. High school payment details. All fees should be paid into Access Bank Branch nationwide using Account No. 010839441; Bank Name Access Bank. Bank deposit slips are available at the school reception desk, and copies of the deposit showing payment made should be forwarded to the School accounts office. 8. High school enrollment options. Enquiries can be made via the provided form and a WhatsApp chat link is available on the site. The High School Form is downloadable via the “DOWNLOAD HIGH SCHOOL FORM” option. 9. Enquiries and enrollment. There is an enquiry section with fields for Names, Email Address, Enquiry, and Phone Number to request information.
Scholarships
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FAQs
Where is Living Fountain International School located?
The school is in Abuja, Nigeria, at Plot 3214, F Road, CITEC Mount Pleasant Estate, off Airport Road, Mbora District, FCT. The mailing address references Jabi By-Pass, Mbora District, Abuja, and the campus is accessible via major roads in the Federal Capital Territory.
What levels does LFIS offer and what curriculum does it follow?
LFIS offers Crèche, Early Years, Primary (Year 1–6), High School, and Pre-University programs. It follows a British-Nigerian incorporated curriculum and emphasizes leadership, service and character development as core values.
Is LFIS a day school or does it offer boarding?
LFIS is a co-educational Christian school that provides both day and boarding options, including full and flexi boarding. The campus includes on-site house parents and pastoral staff to support students.
What is the application fee and is it refundable?
The application form costs NGN 10,000 and is non-refundable. There is no published information about other application-related refunds; the fee is the only explicitly non-refundable charge.
How are fees paid and what are the bank details?
Fees are paid by bank deposit or transfer to the school's bank accounts. For primary admissions, use Ecobank account 0129606713; for high school admissions, use Access Bank account 010839441. After payment, copies of the deposit slips should be forwarded to the school accounts office.
What is the admissions process for primary and high school?
For primary admissions, applicants complete the form and sit for an Assessment Test for Nursery 2 to Primary 6; passing the test leads to an offer depending on vacancies and admission requirements. For high school, applicants sit for the Assessment Test for the academic year; Year 7 applicants must be 11 years old by the start of the academic year; admission is subject to vacancies and satisfactory scores.
What curriculum is used and what is the Pre-University arrangement?
The school runs a British-Nigerian incorporated curriculum and offers Crèche to Pre-University. The Pre-University program is in partnership with Canadian Independent College Nigeria to facilitate university placements outside Nigeria.
What exam boards or accreditation does LFIS have?
LFIS operates with NECO accreditation for BECE and SSCE, enabling secondary students to sit these national exams. It also participates in the Pre-University arrangement with Canadian Independent College Nigeria for university placement pathways.
What higher education opportunities exist after LFIS?
The Pre-University program, in partnership with Canadian Independent College Nigeria, is designed to facilitate university placements outside Nigeria and support students pursuing higher education abroad.
What learning facilities does LFIS provide on campus?
The campus features a fully ICT‑compliant environment, a modern state-of-the-art library, and classrooms equipped with white and electronic boards. Laboratories are fully equipped for practicals and research, and some spaces are air-conditioned for comfort.
Does LFIS offer boarding, and what are the facilities for boarding?
LFIS offers full and flexi boarding with on-site house parents, pastoral staff, and a full-time nurse. Meals are prepared by international chefs, and transport is supported by shuttles and long buses. The campus also includes a dedicated student hangout green area.
Are there recreational or outdoor spaces?
Yes—the campus includes a student hangout green area and a range of clubs and extracurricular facilities. There are also spaces that support learning outside the classroom, including an ICT suite and a modern library.
What clubs and extracurricular activities are offered?
LFIS offers educational clubs, sporting activities, and other games as part of daily life. The school also provides music theatre opportunities and home economics projects as practical arts options.
Is leadership or service a focus at LFIS?
Yes, leadership and service are core values; the school aims to raise leaders for global relevance and encourages voluntary service among graduates.
What is the Summer Camp offering?
LFIS runs a Summer Camp program for recreational activities and enrichment, complementing the regular clubs and community life on campus.
How does LFIS approach wellbeing and personal development?
LFIS focuses on developing the whole person, fostering a love of learning, independent thinking, moral values, self-confidence, and social awareness. It emphasizes virtues like tolerance, understanding, respect, and courtesy to help students contribute locally and globally.
Is there information on SEN, EAL, safeguarding, or mental wellbeing?
There is no published information on SEN, EAL, mental wellbeing services, or safeguarding in the available materials. The school emphasizes broad wellbeing through co-curricular activities, but specific support services are not listed.
Is there a house system and how does it work?
LFIS has a house system with inter-house competitions, which supports community building and healthy competition among students.
What about uniform and meals?
Uniform details aren't published. Meals are prepared by international chefs, offering local and international options in a hygienic kitchen.
Who governs LFIS and what religious affiliation do they have?
LFIS was founded by Barr. and Mrs. Bello and operates as a Christian school with a British-Nigerian curriculum. It is a member of the Association of Christian Schools International.
