Home / Secondary
Secondary: breadth, then depth
Six years that prepare young people for national exams, university and life, with real responsibility, strong sciences and a thriving debating culture.
Example figures for this demo.
The details that matter
Laboratories that work
Three labs with running water, gas, fume cupboards and a full-time technician.
Exam preparation
Mock exams twice a year and revision clinics run by subject teachers.
Leadership
Prefects, house captains, the student council and a peer mentor scheme.
University guidance
From SSS1, one-to-one guidance on courses, applications and scholarships.
A typical day
Times shift a little between year groups. Pupils arrive and leave on times chosen to miss the worst of the Ikot Ekpene Road traffic.
Assembly or form time
Lessons, periods 1 to 3
Break
Lessons, periods 4 to 6
Lunch
Lessons, periods 7 and 8
Clubs, sport and prep
When do students choose subjects?
At the end of JSS3, with advice from teachers and parents.
Can students join in SSS1?
Yes, where places allow, after an assessment in English, maths and their chosen science.
Are phones allowed?
Phones are handed in at the start of the day and returned at home time.
Is boarding compulsory?
No. About forty per cent of secondary students board.
Early years
Creche, Nursery and Reception in our garden wing. Children learn to listen, share, count and love books,.
02Primary
Six years to become a confident reader, a fluent mathematician and a curious, kind young person, with.
04Boarding
Two boarding houses, Bassey House for girls and Udo House for boys, each with resident house parents, a.
Come and see Brightwell for yourself
Walk the campus with our admissions team, sit in on a lesson and ask every question you have. Tours run on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings.
Or call admissions on +234 800 000 0153.