Our mission is to provide world class education to children. We inculcate high moral and ethical values in our students as we prepare them for lifelong learning, service and fulfilment.

Upon admission into the school each student signs an acceptable behaviour contract as well as the student handbook. Students understand there are consequences for disciplinary misconduct.

The Reward System is one means by which students are consistently motivated. The student body, represented by the Students Representative Council (SRC) plays an active role in setting policies that define approaches to health and safety.

There is a functional homework schedule which is strictly monitored. This ensures operational standardization.

We have a physical library that has in excess of 10,000 books and periodicals. We also have access to 500 e-libraries across the world and our students can borrow books from these online libraries.

Corona Secondary School is the first e-learning school in Africa. Teaching and learning is done via the Moodle platform (VLE). Every student comes to school with his/her laptop and the school has a 24- hour Wi-Fi coverage. In each classroom, there is an Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) or an interactive board used for lessons.

There is a school choir, band and orchestra. They entertain the school community and guests at every school event including graduation ceremonies. Also, our students are prepared for the ABRSM and MUSON examinations each year. Commendations pins in Drama, Visual Arts and Music encourage students’ buying into the school’s vibrant art culture.

Sporting activities available for students include football, basketball, swimming, volleyball, badminton, tennis and table tennis. Viable clubs available are Gavel, Unveiling Africa, Chess, Writers Club, Homemakers, ICT Club and many more.

Each year group has an adopted charity home where they are able to affect lives positively through donations of relief materials. The school also has an adopted school. Team Corona is a force to reckon with in the Association of International Schools Educators of Nigeria (AISEN), in competitions and a host of others.

Bullying in whatever form is viewed seriously and our policy has zero tolerance for it. Consequences vary depending on the gravity of the offence and include expulsion as the ultimate.

Yes. Intellectually gifted students are encouraged and exposed to serious competitions with other schools. They also attend Yale Scholars Program and Cambridge…

In Year 12, we position them for scholarships and awards such as the MasterCard Scholarship Foundation, United World College Scholarship, African Leadership Academy Scholarship, Lester B. International Scholarship, Minerva Schools Scholarship, etc. For the artistically inclined, the list is endless.

The school has a Students’ Learning Enhancement Programme (SLEP) which is coordinated by the counselling unit. The aim of this programme is to provide support to students in these areas (academic, social and emotional) by working with teachers who interact with the individual students.

Teachers are exposed to professional development programmes within and outside the school. There are periodic in-service trainings and external programmes depending on the general or individual needs of the teachers.

Collaboration as members of the CSS community takes place within and across departments. It is important to the school that teachers seek to establish connections among subjects/areas of studies that learning is seen by the student as a whole.

The school offers Physical Education Classes with team of qualified Physical Education Professionals. P.E is offered from Year 7- Year 12.

Being able to produce students who are not only academically sound but also emotionally and socially grounded in whatever contexts, climes or capacities they find themselves.

The tuition is in line with the existing fee structures of Corona Secondary Schools. For more specific details please call 08090565470, 08188072489, 08174829326, 08188072467.

The average class size is 20 but no class has more than 25 students.

The school is responsible for every student from the time of arrival (drop off time is 7:00a.m) to the time of departure at 4:00 p.m.

Parents/Guardians of students who are on the waitlist will be notified once there is an opening in the class in which admission is sought.

CSS, Agbara is on a rolling basis and prospective students are free to apply any time of the year. Parents/Guardians will be notified of the admission decision based on the candidate’s performance, as well as other pertinent considerations

A typical school day starts at 7.00 a.m and ends at 4.00pm