Charterhouse Lagos is a British Curriculum / IPC (International Primary Curriculum) / Cambridge IGCSE / Cambridge A Levels school in Lagos, Nigeria. Founded in 2024. Annual tuition ranges from $9,471 to $27,059 USD.
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About
Charterhouse Lagos is a British independent international school on a 70-hectare campus in Ajah, Lagos, Nigeria, serving students aged 5–18 and part of the wider Charterhouse network. Opened in September 2024, it follows a British curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels, and offers both day and boarding options from Year 5. The school is undergoing phased expansion, with future plans including an 800-seat Performing Arts Centre, a STEM Centre, and an NBA Basketball Arena.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
Charterhouse Lagos is a brand-new British independent international school on a 70-hectare campus in Lagos, part of the established Charterhouse network. It offers full boarding from Year 5, a British curriculum through to Cambridge A Levels, and phased development including a future 800-seat Performing Arts Centre, NBA Basketball Arena, and STEM Centre. Founding Student discounts provide reduced fees and 50% off boarding for five years.
Fees & Financials
| Grade / Year | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| Year 9 | NGN 20,588 |
| Year 10 | NGN 25,294 |
| Year 12 | NGN 27,059 |
| Years 1 & 2 | NGN 13,529 |
| Years 3 & 4 | NGN 14,412 |
| Years 5 & 6 | NGN 15,294 |
| Years 7 & 8 | NGN 18,235 |
Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.
Original currency: NGN 16,100,000 - 46,000,000. Application fee: $1,176.
Admissions Process
- 1Complete and submit the online registration form with the registration fee, then submit the application form, application fee, and supporting documents. 2. Applicants undertake English and Mathematics assessments; Primary applicants meet the Head of Primary, Middle School applicants are interviewed by the Head of Middle School, and High School applicants are interviewed by the Head of School or IGCSE/A-Level coordinators. Overseas candidates may be assessed at their current school. 3. If offered, an invoice is issued and payment of one term's fees is required to secure the place. 4. If oversubscribed, applicants are placed on a waiting list with priority given to children of full-time faculty, siblings of current students, children transferring from another Charterhouse School, and children of alumni.
Admissions Details
Placement on a waiting list is determined by the date the application and fee are received, with priority given to children of full-time faculty, siblings of current students, children transferring from another Charterhouse School, and children of alumni. Waiting list positions are not disclosed. If a place is not obtained in the term applied for, the applicant transfers to the waiting list for the following term; applicants may reapply after six months.
Boarding Life
Boarding houses are available on campus for students from Year 5, offering both weekly boarding (Monday–Friday) and full boarding (24/7). The campus is self-contained with 24-hour security. Boarding safeguarding is overseen by the Safeguarding Review Committee.
Weekly Boarding (Monday–Friday) and Full Boarding (24/7) are available. Boarding is offered to students from Year 5.
Student Life
Housewears are part of the Years 7–11 uniform categories, reflecting the house element of student life.
Uniforms are compulsory. The Uniform Policy defines compulsory and optional items for boys and girls, including housewear categories for Years 7–11. Sizing samples are available on-site; uniforms are ordered through Charters Boutique and partners Ruff 'n' Tumble and Nike Sports Kit by TNGR UK. Uniforms are not included in tuition fees.
Lunch and morning snacks are provided on-site at Brooke Hall, a food court managed by the school's Food & Beverages Manager. Outside food is discouraged. Snacks are available for boarding houses at additional cost.
Facilities & Programmes
Wellbeing & Safety
Charterhouse Lagos integrates social and emotional development through a Pastoral Platform supporting personal character development. The timetable includes weekly Values (PSHE) lessons. The Speak Out, Stay Safe Programme encourages students to report abuse, neglect or online risks. The digital CPOMS platform records safeguarding concerns and staff receive regular safeguarding training.
Safeguarding Policy (C1.1) effective 01 September 2025, reviewed annually. Staff recruited under safer recruitment procedures and trained in safeguarding. A Safeguarding Review Committee monitors practices, develops action plans, and oversees boarding safeguarding. CPOMS is used to manage safeguarding reports. References Keeping Children Safe in Education (UK), Nigerian law and international conventions.
Student Demographics
School Background
Charterhouse Lagos is part of the Charterhouse family of schools, a British independent education network with a long heritage.