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Nigeria, Abuja
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There are two Regent Schools in Abuja: The Regent Primary School and The Regent Secondary School. The Regent Primary School was founded in 2000 to provide a British-style education to Nigerian children and to the children of expatriates living in Abuja. It has developed into a friendly, thriving day school offering a broad and balanced education for boys and girls aged 2–11. In 2007, a separate Secondary School was opened; Year 6 was retained at the Primary to become Year 7 and an additional Year 8 was started, and The Regent Secondary School moved to a new purpose-built campus in September 2009. The Regent Secondary School offers an adapted version of the National Curriculum for England and Wales in Year 7 and 8, Cambridge Checkpoint in Year 9, and Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10 and 11, and is a boarding school with a day-student option.
The Regent community is made up of students from 37 nationalities. The Regent Secondary School is a day and boarding school located in Mabushi, offering a British curriculum and a wide range of co-curricular activities and trips. The school hosts events and trips including a Ski and Educational Trip to Switzerland in December 2025, the Inter-House Glee Competition on November 4, 2025, and the Inter-School Football Competition on November 6, 2025. The Regent partners with Duke of Edinburgh, Microsoft, Cambridge Assessment, and University of Cambridge.
The Regent School Abuja comprises The Regent Primary School (ages 2–11) and The Regent Secondary School (ages 11–16), located in Mabushi District, Abuja. It is a British-curriculum school offering both day and boarding options, with EYFS, a British Curriculum and Cambridge IGCSE. In Years 7–8 the school follows an adapted National Curriculum for England and Wales, Year 9 uses Cambridge Checkpoint, and Years 10–11 deliver Cambridge IGCSEs in eight or nine subjects; the Nigerian curriculum is not offered. The community spans 31+ nationalities, providing an international atmosphere while maintaining Nigerian context in campus life. The campus includes a Digital Smart Hub and a Microsoft IT Academy to support modern learning. Outdoor facilities feature a natural grass football field and a multipurpose court. After-school activities are mandatory, and the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is available. Co-curriculars include Model United Nations, Chess, Robotics, Coding, Business Entrepreneurship, Chamber Orchestra, and School Production, among others.
