British Curriculum
The rigour and structure of England’s National Curriculum provide a strong foundation in core subjects, fostering deeper learning and future success.
Years 1–6
Traditional Values. British Academic Excellence.
British curriculum for Years 1 — 6
(5 — 11 years old) that provides the perfect preparation for Secondary School.

A global outlook
We believe in preparing your child for success in a globalised world. That’s why our curriculum is a rich tapestry, woven from the best educational programmes from around the globe.
The rigour and structure of England’s National Curriculum provide a strong foundation in core subjects, fostering deeper learning and future success.
Used in over 90 countries, the IPC brings an international perspective to enquiry-based learning, equipping students with critical thinking, collaboration, problem-solving and global competence skills essential for the 21st century.
Knowledge, identity and invention
Learning is rooted in context while opening doors to the world.
Through hands-on activities, project-based learning, and exposure to cutting-edge technologies, we equip students with the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to thrive in the 21st century.
In the pursuit of an all-round education, the students also benefit from a comprehensive program of study in Modern Foreign Languages, the Arts, Musical Education and Sporting endeavours.
Weekly learning
At Charterhouse Lagos, our students build knowledge, skills and understanding through weekly lessons in English*, Maths*, International Primary Curriculum*, ‘Values’ (PSHE)*, Art, French, Music, Nigerian and African Studies, Physical Education and STEM. *Class Lessons are taught by experienced international Teachers, supported by qualified Nigerian Assistant Teachers.
The timetabled curriculum is underpinned by a ‘Pastoral Platform’ of events, activities and programmes that support every student’s personal character development. Weekly Assemblies explore the school’s six Values: Excellence, Respect, Integrity, Courtesy, Service and Wellbeing, and all students are members of one of our four School Houses: Amazon, Everest, Nile and Sahara.
The school’s calendar also is sprinkled with important occasions of pastoral and cultural importance, including Nigeria Day, Anti-Bullying Week, Christmas Tree Lights, Chinese New Year, Safer Internet Day, Sports Day, Empathy Week, Swimming Gala and Speech Day.
Beyond lessons
The breadth of our Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs) reflects the depth of learning beyond the classroom, offering students diverse opportunities to explore creativity, leadership, sport, wellbeing, and intellectual curiosity across all age groups.
From Year 5
“Boarding at Charterhouse Lagos is where every student finds a second home.”
We offer: Weekly Boarding (Monday–Friday), and Full Boarding (24/7).
Boarding available for students from Year 5.
Our boarding staff combine pastoral care and academic support to ensure every boarder thrives emotionally, physically, and intellectually while enjoying the security of a nurturing environment.
“Boarding is more than accommodation—it is belonging, discovery, and growth.”

Care and protection
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare and well being of our students is a collective responsibility here at Charterhouse Lagos, and as such, is everyone’s responsibility.
Safeguarding is proactively protecting our children in every aspect of their emotional, intellectual, physical and moral development and welfare.
Keeping our students safe is central to everything that we do and we comply with State and National legal or other requirements for safeguarding as well as following international best practice.
We also meet all standards required for international accreditation.
Our Campus
Our world-class campus in Ogombo Road, Ajah embodies the quality of British independent education while celebrating Nigerian and African cultural traditions.
A world of opportunity
Charterhouse Lagos offers a rigorous British curriculum that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a global perspective. Our commitment to traditional Nigerian values ensures that students are rooted in their own cultural values and develop character, integrity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Our leadership team brings over 100 years of combined international education experience, ensuring a blend of global best practices with local relevance.
As part of the Charterhouse family of schools, established in 1611, we bring over 400 years of British educational heritage to Nigeria, blending tradition with innovation.
Beyond academics, we emphasise leadership, teamwork, and personal responsibility, helping students develop the confidence to thrive in any environment.