Creche
Creche
A gentle, caring first experience of school for our youngest learners, with play, routine and early learning in a safe environment.
- Creche
Nigerian and British curriculum pathways from Nursery to Senior Secondary that build knowledge, skills and good study habits.
Our curriculum
Diamond Springs College offers an education drawn from both the Nigerian and British curricula. This combination gives our pupils and students a broad foundation and exposure to different approaches to learning.
Lessons aim to develop understanding, not just memorisation — encouraging students to think clearly, communicate well and apply what they learn.
Subject lists, examination arrangements and the academic calendar for each class are available from the school. Contact us for details.
Grounded in the national framework for nursery, primary and secondary education.
Drawing on British curriculum approaches to broaden learning and skills.
Academic programmes
Admission into the 2026/2027 session is in progress for all the classes below.
Creche
A gentle, caring first experience of school for our youngest learners, with play, routine and early learning in a safe environment.
Nursery 1 – 2
A warm, caring start to school life, where young children build curiosity, confidence and early literacy and numeracy skills through guided play and learning.
Primary 1 – 6
Strong foundations in reading, writing, mathematics and the wider curriculum, alongside good habits, values and a love of learning.
Grade 7 – 9
Students settle into secondary-school routines, deepen their knowledge across subjects and grow in independence and responsibility.
SS1
The start of senior secondary education, as students begin preparing for the subject choices and examinations that shape their next steps.
SS2 and SS3 will open in future sessions as our senior secondary section grows.
How we teach
Teaching that considers how each student learns, with encouragement and challenge.
Discussion, questioning and practical work that help students understand deeply.
Assessment and feedback that show students how to improve.
Good routines, punctuality and responsibility for one’s own learning.
Academic support
Every student learns at their own pace. Teachers pay attention to individual progress, offer guidance where students need extra help and stretch those who are ready for more.
We keep parents informed and welcome conversations about how we can work together to support each child.
Co-curricular learning
Sports, creative arts, clubs and assemblies complement classroom learning, building teamwork, leadership and confidence.
Explore School LifeOur team is happy to explain subjects, pathways and what to expect in each class.