Admissions open for the new session

Where every child is known, not just taught.

From creche through senior secondary, Priority Star Excel School gives your child small classes, teachers who notice, and a record you can follow from your phone — results, fees and reports, all in one place.

15Classes, creche to SSS 3
1:18Teacher to pupil ratio
12+Years serving families
A pupil reading in class Pupils answering a question Students in the science laboratory
Results online Termly reports, straight to parents
Government approved WAEC & NECO centre Qualified, vetted teachers Secure, gated campus
The head teacher
About the school

A small school, on purpose.

We cap our classes deliberately. A teacher with eighteen children knows which one is struggling with fractions and which one has gone quiet this week — and that is the difference between a child who copes and a child who thrives.

Continuous assessment every term, not just one exam at the end
Parents can see results and fee records online, any time
Moral instruction and character alongside academics
A safe, gated compound with supervised arrival and closing
Mrs. F. Adeyinka Head Teacher
Why parents choose us

What your fees actually buy.

No vague promises — here is what a term at Priority Star Excel School gives your child.

Teachers who stay

Qualified, vetted and paid on time, so your child is not meeting a new teacher every term.

Results you can see

Two tests and an exam each term, entered per subject and published to your portal with position and comments.

Fees without surprises

Every charge is itemised, every payment gets a receipt, and your balance is visible online.

A safe compound

Gated, supervised, with a register at arrival and closing, and a named contact for every child.

Computer studies

Hands-on lessons from Basic 1 upward, because typing and searching are now basic literacy.

Room to be a child

Sports, clubs, cultural day and inter-house competition — school should not only be desks.

Academics

Four stages, one continuous journey.

A child can join us at eighteen months and leave for university — without ever changing schools.

Creche and kindergarten children at play

Creche & Kindergarten

18 months – 4 years

Care, play and first words. Trained minders, a nap room, and daily feedback for parents.

Creche Kindergarten
Nursery pupils in class

Nursery

4 – 6 years

Numeracy, literacy, rhymes and health habits — the groundwork that makes Basic 1 easy.

Nursery 1 Nursery 2
Primary pupils writing

Basic / Primary

6 – 11 years

English, Mathematics, Basic Science, Social Studies, Civic Education and Computer Studies.

Basic 1 Basic 2 Basic 3 Basic 4 Basic 5
Secondary students in the laboratory

Junior & Senior Secondary

11 – 17 years

Full JSS curriculum, then Science, Arts or Commercial streams through to WAEC and NECO.

JSS 1–3 SSS 1–3
School life

A normal week, on our campus.

Assembly on Monday, sports on Wednesday, clubs on Friday — and lessons in between.

Admissions

Four steps, and your child has a place.

Admission runs all year, subject to space in the class you are applying to.

1

Visit the school

Come and see the classrooms, meet the head teacher and ask whatever you need to ask.

2

Fill the admission form

Child's details, parents' details, emergency contact, previous school and medical history.

3

Entrance assessment

A short placement test from Basic 1 upward, so your child starts in the right class.

4

Pay and resume

Settle the admission fee, collect your portal login, and your child resumes.

Admission fee

A one-off charge when your child is enrolled. Tuition and other charges are itemised separately and shown in full on your parent portal before they fall due.

Request the fee schedule
Creche, Kindergarten & Nursery₦1,000
Basic 1 – Basic 5₦1,000
JSS 1 – JSS 3₦2,000
SSS 1 – SSS 3₦2,000

Documents to bring

Passport photographs Birth certificate Previous school report Immunisation card Transfer certificate
From our parents

What families tell us.

I moved both children here after one term. What convinced me was that the form teacher called me before I had to call her — my son was struggling and she had already noticed.

Mrs. Adaeze Okonkwo Parent, Basic 3 and JSS 1

The portal settled it for me. I can see what my daughter scored in every subject and what I still owe, without driving down to the school to ask.

Mr. Ibrahim Suleiman Parent, SSS 2

She was shy and would not speak to anyone. One term later she is leading the rhymes at assembly. The nursery staff are patient in a way I did not expect.

Mrs. Bunmi Ogundipe Parent, Nursery 2
News & events

What is happening this term.

Resumption

First term resumes on Monday

All classes resume 7:45am. New pupils should report to the office with their admission slip.

Inter-house sports

Inter-house sports, term two

Four houses, one afternoon. Parents are welcome from 9am — come in your house colours.

PTA meeting

Parent–teacher meeting

Meet your child's form teacher and go through their first continuous assessment.

Questions

Things parents ask before applying.

How old must my child be to start?

Creche takes children from eighteen months. Nursery 1 from four years, and Basic 1 from six. For older children we place by assessment rather than age alone, so nobody is put in a class they cannot cope with.

Can I pay fees in instalments?

Yes. Part payments are recorded against your child's account and each one gets its own receipt. Your outstanding balance is always visible on the parent portal.

How do I see my child's results?

Sign in to the parent portal with the email and password the office gives you at enrolment. Termly results appear there once teachers have entered them and the school has published them.

Do you accept transfers mid-session?

We do, subject to space. Bring the previous school's report and transfer certificate, and your child sits a short placement assessment.

What is the school day like?

Assembly at 7:45am, lessons until 2pm for nursery and primary, and 2:30pm for secondary. After-school lessons run until 4pm for senior classes preparing for external exams.

Come and see the school for yourself.

Walk the compound, sit in on a lesson, and ask us anything. Visits run Monday to Friday between 9am and 2pm — no appointment needed.