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FAQ

Find Answers to Common Inquiries

Have questions about Aurora Schools? We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you find the information you need. If you have any other queries, feel free to contact us

Q1: What grade levels does the school offer?
A: 
We currently offer classes from Nursery/Kindergarten up to Grade 12, providing a complete pathway for students through their academic journey.

Q2: What curriculum does the school follow?
A: We follow the Cambridge International Curriculum (Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and A-Level), supplemented with the National Ministry of Education requirements.

Q3: When does the academic year begin and end?
A: The academic year runs from September to July, with breaks in December (winter break), March/April (spring break), and during Eid holidays.

Q4: What is the admissions process?
A: Families may apply by submitting the online application form, followed by placement assessments, an interview, and submission of required documents. Once approved, an offer letter is issued, and enrollment is confirmed upon payment of fees.

Q5: Are there any entrance exams?
A: Yes, applicants undergo placement tests in English, Mathematics, and (where applicable) Science to ensure proper grade-level placement.

Q6: Do you accept students mid-year?
A: Yes, subject to availability of seats and completion of required transfer procedures.

Q7: What makes your curriculum unique?
A: Our curriculum combines international academic standards with local cultural values. We emphasize critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving, ensuring students are well-prepared for higher education and future careers.

Q8: What qualifications do your teachers have?
A: Our teachers are qualified professionals with a minimum of Bachelor's degree with sufficient teaching experience, holding recognized teaching credentials and subject-specialist degrees.

Q9: Do students take international exams?
A: Yes, our students sit for Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE, and A-Level examinations, which are internationally recognized aside from the National examinations such as Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), West Africa Examination COuncil (WAEC), National Examination Council (NECO).

Q10: How do you support students who need extra help academically?
A: We offer remedial classes, one-on-one teacher support, after-school tutorials, and learning support programs tailored to individual needs.

Q11: What extracurricular activities are available?
A: We offer a wide range of activities, including sports (football, basketball, swimming), arts and music, STEM clubs, debate, Model United Nations, and community service projects.

Q12: How do you ensure students’ safety?
A: Safety is our top priority. We have trained security personnel, regular fire drills, a school nurse, and strict child protection policies in place.

Q13: Do you provide transportation services?
A: No. We currently do not provide transportation services due to a low demand.

Q14: Is lunch provided at school?
A: Yes, we have a cafeteria offering healthy meal options. Students may also bring their own packed meals.

Q15: How do you support students’ wellbeing?

A: We provide access to school counselors, mentoring programs, health and wellness initiatives, and a nurturing environment where students feel supported socially and emotionally.


Q18: Where is the school located?

A: We are located in Jankara-Ijaye, Ojokoro, Lagos. Our campus is easily accessible from neighboring cities like Agbado, Ango and Abule Egba.

Q19: What are the school hours?
A: Classes run from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday. After-school activities extend until 4:30 PM on selected days.