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Nigeria, Lagos
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Temple School offers a British-style curriculum across Early Years, Primary, Secondary, and College levels, with Nigerian local content. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving. Secondary clubs and enrichment activities extend learning beyond the classroom, with meetings held weekly for all pupils. Temple School operates on four sites across Lagos, including Ilupeju, Ikeja, and Allen Avenue, serving multiple campuses.
Secondary clubs include Contemporary dance, Drama, Art & Craft, Photography, Ballet, and Choir. Other creative pursuits include Poetry and Sewing, and Cookery is offered as part of the arts program. Drama focuses on empathy and self-expression, while performances and exhibitions provide opportunities for creative display. These clubs foster creative development alongside visual and performing arts.
Languages clubs develop students' interests in local languages. The co-curricular program includes a broad range of activities that promote cultural awareness. Field trips and foreign visits broaden cultural understanding and expose students to diverse settings.
A wide range of sports is offered, including Soccer, Swimming, Athletics, High Jump, Long Jump, Short Put, Javelin, Table Tennis, Volleyball, and Basketball. The school provides ample opportunities to practice and compete, with weekly clubs and team activities. Field trips and outdoor activities are part of the student experience.
Temple College's Enrichment program includes University Preparation, Guest Lectures, and Community Service. Community Service includes a Leadership Training program and a two-week minimum academic support plus a 10-day training camp. The program aims to instill leadership, responsibility, and independence outside the classroom.
Enrichment offers University Placement guidance and personal statements support, with weekly advisory classes preparing applications and scholarships. Guest Lectures feature industry professionals, current undergraduates, and Temple College graduates, with Education Fairs attracting universities regionally and internationally. The Community Service and Leadership Training program builds leadership, responsibility, and independence.
Temple School campuses include spacious fields and common areas that promote well-being and connection. A broad spectrum of clubs and sports supports physical fitness and teamwork, including dance, Taekwondo, and a wide range of team sports. The environment emphasizes safe, collaborative spaces and opportunities for social engagement.
Temple School is a private international school in Lagos, Nigeria, educating children from 0 to 18 across four campuses in Ilupeju and Ikeja. It blends the British National Curriculum with Cambridge programmes (Primary, Secondary, IGCSE and A Levels); AP where appropriate, alongside a bespoke curriculum. The primary section follows the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) for English, Maths, Science and ICT, with additional subjects including History, Geography, French from age 2, RE, Citizenship, Design and Technology, Art, Music and Physical Education. French is introduced early to support international perspectives. The school operates four campuses with a Sixth Form College offering on-site residential accommodation. Facilities include two 25m swimming pools, science and ICT labs, Design Technology labs, Art studios, Music rooms, a library, plus Cisco Teleconferencing and Live Video Streaming labs. Co-curriculars feature swimming, taekwondo, drama, debating and contemporary dance, and an emphasis on leadership and community service through enrichment programs.
