The Hudson School

The Hudson School is located in Lekki Scheme I, Lekki, Nigeria. The address is 13B Bashorun R.I Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Scheme I. The Hudson School's Trust Council was formed in 2020 to provide learning centres in the community that inspire children to serve, lead and excel. The school serves families in the Lekki area.

The Hudson School offers early years through upper key stage 2, including Omo Ologo (0–3 years), Dan Daukaka (1–3 years), Nwa Ebube (3–4 years), Reception (4–5), Key Stage 1 (Years 1–2), Lower Key Stage 2 (Year 3), and Upper Key Stage 2.

Nigeria

Christian

The Hudson School follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and the English National Curriculum completely, with Nigeria and Africa referenced in topics to provide local relevance. Our subjects include Mathematics, English, Science, Geography, History, Arts & Design, Music, Design & Technology, Computing, Religious Education, Spanish, Yoruba, PSHE, P.E., and Drama. Reception marks the end of EYFS and the beginning of formal schooling, with a focus on emotional security and resilience. Progress and attainment are tracked through a skills framework assessment, and at the end of Key Stage 1 the children take the SATs. The curriculum follows termly themes across the curriculum, includes swimming as a life skill in the primary curriculum, Taekwondo is introduced in Key Stage 2, and Upper Key Stage 2 marks the transition toward secondary education.

The Hudson School embraces the whole child, nurturing self-respect, self-confidence and consideration for others. The school teaches students to be socially conscious, empathetic, and open to differences. Our teaching philosophy helps students develop the tools, self-awareness and advocacy skills necessary to become confident, active and independent learners. Counselors provide students with social, emotional, and academic counseling. The counseling department uses a solution-focused, student-centered approach and supports students through academics, clubs, travel, and a variety of student life events.

The Hudson School has a Learning Specialist on staff. Lower School includes a dedicated Learning Specialist. The school's small size and personalized approach enable accommodations to support diverse learning needs. Counselors provide social, emotional, and academic counseling to help students navigate their challenges.

ESL is offered as part of the world language program. ESL placement for international or exchange students is determined during the admissions process and takes the place of a world language. All modern languages are taught as immersion courses. Languages offered include American Sign Language (Elective), French, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, and ESL.

Counselors provide students with social, emotional, and academic counseling. The counseling department uses a solution-focused, student-centered approach. The aim is to nurture the heart and mind, helping students explore their passions and develop their sense of self through academics, clubs, travel, and student life events. The Hudson School's small size and supportive faculty contribute to a culture that fosters mental wellbeing and resilience.

The Hudson School prohibits discriminatory practices and promotes equal opportunities for employees and students. The school maintains a health infrastructure including a school nurse and medical information forms (Asthma Treatment Plan, Universal Health Record, and related documentation). A Parent-Student Handbook contains safeguarding-related policies and procedures. The school emphasizes a safe and inclusive learning environment aligned with its Courage, Compassion and Commitment values.

1. Now accepting applications for the 2026–2027 school year for PreK 3 through grade 12. To begin, create a profile on Ravenna, the online admissions platform. Applications are submitted through Ravenna to start the process. 2. The Hudson School offers three admissions pathways: Milestone Early Notification, Regular Decision (PreK–8), Regular Decision (Grade 9–12), and Rolling Admissions. Application deadlines vary by pathway: December 1, 2025 for Milestone; January 9, 2026 for Regular Decision (PreK–8); January 16, 2026 for Regular Decision (Grade 9–12); and rolling admissions with no fixed deadline. 3. Detailed timeline descriptions explain that Early Notification is not binding and enrollment can be confirmed by February 15; Regular Decision follows a traditional calendar with mid‑March decisions; Rolling Admissions provides flexibility for mid‑year enrollment. 4. Supplemental materials have specific due dates: December 15, 2025; January 23, 2026; and January 30, 2026, depending on pathway. Financial aid applications follow the same timelines. 5. Admission notifications are released within 2–3 weeks of completing the process, with dates of January 16, 2026; February 5, 2026; and February 19, 2026 cited for decisions. Enrollment contracts are due within two weeks of acceptance (January 30, 2026 for returning families; dates vary for new families), and the start date is Fall 2026. 6. The Apply Now option is available to begin the process.

The Hudson School offers financial aid based on demonstrated financial need. Financial aid awards are determined through the Clarity application, which is mobile-friendly, translated into Spanish, and carries a $65 submission fee that may be waived for families meeting certain income and asset criteria. Financial aid deadlines for the 2026–2027 year are January 9 for Lower & Middle School applicants (PreK 3–Grade 8) and January 16 for Upper School applicants (Grades 9–12). A signed enrollment contract and a $1,000 non-refundable down payment are due by February 2, 2026 for returning families; new families have grade- and date-based due dates. A $2,500 Building Fund fee is due July 1, 2026 for new students.