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Nigeria, Lagos
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The school offers a broad and balanced curriculum for Years 7–9 and IGCSE years 10–11. Core subjects include Mathematics, English, and the Sciences, with History and Geography among the humanities. Language learning is integral, with every pupil studying a foreign language and French included as a modern language. The school supports intellectual growth through a rich enrichment programme, including participation in national and international competitions and lectures by visiting speakers.
The school teaches Music, Art, and Drama as core creative subjects within the curriculum, alongside Design Technology. Creative arts are integrated into the Years 7–9 and IGCSE programs, with dedicated facilities supporting practical work. Pupils study Music, Art, Drama, and Design Technology as part of the broader arts offering. They have opportunities to develop creative work through regular projects and presentations.
The school teaches every pupil to study a foreign language, developing confidence in global communication. French is offered as the modern language in the curriculum. Language study runs through Years 7–9 and continues at IGCSE, with French listed among the subjects on offer. The course content includes practical language work and cultural context.
The school runs Rugby 360, a community action and service programme that forms part of the Upper School experience. The programme engages students in community-oriented activities and service projects as part of the overall education. Through Rugby 360, students develop social responsibility and leadership as they participate in service initiatives.
A wealth of enrichment opportunities supplements the formal curriculum in the Sixth Form and Upper School. The careers programme provides guidance and preparation for university applications and future careers. The enrichment programme and Rugby 360 contribute to leadership development and real-world understanding.
Physical Education is part of the timetable, with a focus on fitness and movement. PSHE (physical, social, health and economic education) supports personal development and wellbeing. Library skills support independent learning and research. The Rugby Learner Profile underpins wellbeing and character development.
Rugby School Nigeria is the newest international branch of the Rugby School Group, located in Eko Atlantic City, Lagos. Affiliated with Rugby School UK, it operates on the British curriculum for pupils aged 11–18 and follows Rugby's Whole Person, Whole Point philosophy. The campus opened in September 2025 with Sixth Form (Year 12) and offers boarding from 2026, with the Senior School for ages 11–16 launching in September 2026. Founding Principal Dr Adam England leads the school, which has sister schools in Thailand and Japan. The 56‑classroom campus houses science laboratories, an adaptive learning department, a library designed to promote higher‑order thinking, and on‑site sports facilities with boarding houses planned. Core subjects include Mathematics, English, and the Sciences, with History and Geography and French as the modern language studied throughout, continuing at IGCSE and A Levels. Enrichment activities, partnerships with universities, STEAM Week, sport, debate, and the Rugby 360 community service programme broaden the learning beyond the timetable.
