Structured learning
Full Curriculum Programme
Ongoing, structured teaching across all subjects of the Nigerian curriculum. Learners follow a dependable routine, build with peers, and receive regular progress reports.
Programmes
Practical, personalised and exam-ready.
Our robust curriculum is designed to be practical, personalised, and exam-ready. Follow the full Nigerian curriculum with structured, ongoing teaching, or pick up individual subjects and skills on their own, all taught live in small groups by experienced tutors.
Pick what you need
Individual Subjects and Skills
Choose a single subject or skill without enrolling in the full curriculum. Coding, video editing, exam preparation, or any subject taught live by a specialist.
How classes run
Sessions happen 3 times a week and last 1 hour, 1 hour 30 minutes, 2 hours depending on the subject and programme. Groups are small. Personalised online sessions are also available.
Focus area 1
Academic Catch-up and Excellence
Core subjects taught carefully, with close attention to gaps in learning. Whether a learner needs to catch up or push ahead, tutors match lessons to where they actually are.
Maths
Numbers, shapes, measurement and reasoning. Learners build a solid foundation and progress to algebra, geometry and data as topics deepen.
English Language
Reading, writing, comprehension and communication. Learners develop confidence with language at every level.
Science
Living things, forces, materials and how systems work. Lessons build curiosity and understanding through observation and structured practice.
Health Education
Physical and emotional wellbeing, healthy habits, safety and understanding how the body works.
Mental Maths
Speed, accuracy and mental strategies. Learners practise calculation techniques that build confidence in all numeracy work.
Physics
Forces, energy, waves and electricity. Learners explore how the physical world works and apply maths to real problems.
Chemistry
Matter, chemical reactions and atomic structure. Learners discover what things are made of and how they change.
Biology
Living organisms, cells, genetics and ecosystems. Learners study how life works at every scale.
Geography
Places, people and environments. Learners explore human and physical geography at local and global scales.
Literature
Close reading, analysis and appreciation of texts. Learners engage with stories, poems and prose from a range of voices.
Computer Studies
Digital literacy and how technology works. Learners use computers safely and purposefully.
French
Listening, speaking, reading and writing in French. Learners build practical language skills from the ground up.
Arts
Drawing, painting and design. Learners explore colour, texture and different creative techniques.
Creative Writing
Stories, essays and imaginative texts. Learners develop their own voice and write with purpose and clarity.
Music
Rhythm, melody and music theory. Learners listen, play and begin to create their own pieces.
Coding
Programming logic and practical coding skills. Learners build real projects and develop computational thinking.
Focus area 2
Entrance Exam Preparation
Proven strategies and past questions to help learners prepare for entrance exams with confidence. Tutors work through the specific papers and techniques that make a real difference on exam day.
Maths (Exam Prep)
Past questions and focused strategies for maths sections of entrance exams. Learners practise under timed conditions.
English (Exam Prep)
Comprehension, verbal reasoning and essay technique for entrance papers. Learners work through real past questions.
General Paper
Mixed-subject preparation for schools that set a general entrance paper. Tutors help learners identify and close gaps across all areas tested.
Focus area 3
Reading Mastery
Phonics, comprehension and fluency programmes that build strong readers. Learners progress from decoding individual words to reading with speed, understanding and enjoyment.
Phonics
Sound-letter relationships and decoding strategies that help learners read unfamiliar words confidently.
Comprehension
Understanding what is read. Learners practise finding information, making inferences and explaining their thinking.
Reading Fluency
Speed, expression and accuracy in reading aloud. Learners build the fluency that makes reading a pleasure rather than a task.
Focus area 4
Cultural Identity
Lessons and practice to help learners speak their local dialect fluently and stay connected to their roots. Language is treated as something to be proud of, not just a subject to tick off.
Dialects currently offered: Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo.
Yoruba
Speaking, listening and reading in Yoruba. Learners develop fluency and a genuine connection to the language.
Hausa
Speaking, listening and reading in Hausa. Lessons build practical communication and pride in the language.
Igbo
Speaking, listening and reading in Igbo. Learners reconnect with their roots through structured, engaging lessons.
Your child's next step
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A BOA team member will help you find the right programme and get your child started.