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Best 11 secondary schools in Lagos

Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. 
It is one of the best gifts a parent can give to his child in this present age, but it can't be possible if you don't send your wards to a good school. 

Education is the most 
powerful weapon which you 
can use to change the world. 
- Nelson Mandela

Out of the hundreds and thousands of secondary schools in Lagos State Nigeria,What are the best? 
Are you a parent and your child just completed his or her primary school education in a very good primary school within your neighborhood, then these are the list of private secondary schools in Lagos State for you to choose from. 

Top 11 Secondary Schools In Lagos

Secondary school education is very essential in our lives and you should choose a school with good reviews, high academic standard and qualified teachers for your wards if you truly want the best for them which I'm sure you do. 
Below is a list of some of the very good, if not the best schools in the whole of Lagos state chosen after a wonderful research from the Information guide Africa team. 

- Atlantic Hall School

The Atlantic Hall School was established in 1989 by the Atlantic Hall Educational Trust Council. It is a co-educational full-boarding secondary school that is committed to providing a well-rounded education, guided by a committed faculty and outstanding pastoral care. 
Wit it's over 650 students and a staff-student ratio of 9:1, the Atlantic Hall School will offer an equal and personal attention to each student in the school. 
Motto: Excellence and Integrity 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website: Atlantic-Hall.net 
Address: Atlantic Hall, Poka-Epe, Lagos, Nigeria 

- Albesta Academy

Albesta Academy, Lekki, is a school poised to nurture a godly generation and build enduring legacy, which posterity would benefit from and revere. It was adjudged by the office of Education Quality Assurance of Ministry of Education Lagos State as an OUTSTANDING SCHOOL on February 16th, 2016 due to its good academic standards. 
Since its establishment in 2006, the school has posed as a good option for parents seeking quality education for their wards. 
Motto: Knowledge is the ark of life 
Learning System: Co-education 
Official Website: AlbestaAcademyLekki.com 
Address: KM 0.4, Eleko Beach Road, Lekki, Lagos. 

- American International School

Founded in 1964, the American International School has rapidly increased from its 30 pioneer students to more than 700. They offer Pre-school through 12th grade, and their high school students can choose to graduate with either an American diploma or an International Baccalaureate diploma. 
Motto: 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website: AisLagos.org 
Address: Federal Estates, Victoria Island, Lagos 

- British International School

The British International School is a British international school in Oniru Private Estate in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. It was established in September 2001 and has since then, risen to a great height among the thousands of schools in Nigeria. 
British International School (BIS) is a multi-national, co-educational school offering a British style curriculum to students aged between 11 and 18 years. It serves both the Nigerian local community and expatriates looking for a British education within an international setting. 
Motto: For a greater tomorrow 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website: BISNigeria.org 
Address: 
1 Landbridge Avenue 
Oniru Private Estate 
P.O. Box 75133 
Victoria Island 
Lagos, Nigeria 

- Chrisland College

With its schools in VGC, Ikeja, Abuja, Lekki, Idimu and Festac, the Chrisland High School offers a great learning environment for both primary,secondary and pre-degree students. 
They develop and improve the creative and innovative abilities of students and teachers by expanding the level of science and mathematics teaching and learning. The school also has great provisions for preparing her students for the future by providing them with good entrepreneurship culture. 
Motto: Show forth the light 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Address: VGC, Ikeja, Abuja, Lekki, Idimu and Festac (visit the official website to know more about the location) 

- Corona Schools

Since its establishment in 1992, the Corona Secondary School is one of the best boarding schools in Lagos. The school is also reputable for their recent success in external examinations. Her students are also making it in the West African Examination Council (WAEC) exams making with 100% pass with 99% of grades being from A1 to C6. 
Motto: To provide world class education” as we aim to provide the students with a sound and solid education while at the same time developing the total child 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website:  CoronaSchools.org 
Address: 72 Raymond Njoku Street, S/W Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria.

- Day Waterman College

Established in 2008, the goal of the Day Waterman College is to provide world-class education and raise new leaders of the country. The Day Waterman College provides equipment and facilities for qualitative education. 
The college provides an extensive and varied co-curricular programme: 
- British National Curriculum at Key Stage 3 for students of 7 - 9 years old  
- British National Curriculum at Key Stage 4 for students of 10 - 11 years old 
- IGCSE  
Vision: Towards surpassing the most demanding standards available anywhere in the world 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website:  DWC.org.ng 
Address: Abeokuta – Sagamu Expressway, 
Asu Village Road, Abeokuta – Ogun State, Nigeria 

- Dowen College

Dowen College is a co-educational Secondary School that offers both day and boarding facilities. It was founded on the 6th of October 1997 and located at No. 18, Adebayo Doherty Road, Lekki phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria. The School offers both the Nigerian and British Curricula. 
Motto: To be the best 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website:  
Address: No. 18, Adebayo Doherty Road,  
Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria. 

- Greensprings School

Established in 1985, the Greensprings School is divided into Pre-school, Elementary, Secondary and Sixth form school. It is co-educational and offers sound education to Nigerian students. 
Motto: In love serve one another 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website:  
Address:  
Anthony Campus 
32, Olatunde Ayoola Avenue, Anthony, Lagos, Nigeria. 
Lekki Campus 
Ibeju-Lekki (After Crown Estate), Awoyaya, Lagos, Nigeria. 
Ikoyi Campus 
12a Reeve Rd, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria 

- International School, Lagos

International School, Lagos 
Since its establishment in 1981 the International School has been offering sound education to it's students. 
Motto: 
Learning System: 
Official Website: 
Address: 

- Lekki British International School

This is the first British Boarding school in Lagos, and one of the best. Lekki British International School is a co-educational Secondary School and offers both the Nigerian and British Curricula. 
Aim: To allow every child discover and develop their unique talents within a disciplined and caring traditional British environment. 
Learning System: Co-educational 
Official Website: 
Address: 
Victoria Arobieke St, Lekki Phase I, Lagos

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