History

The school opened her doors to students on 9th October 1995 at plot 533, Wempco Road, Agidingbi, Ikeja with 4 students, 15 teachers, and 5 administrative staff. The four students were Korede, Oladimeji in JSS1, Tara Akinyemiju and Tola Adedunwon in JSS2 and Stella Aloamaka in SS 2. Today, all these four students are graduates and are standing out in their various disciplines. Korede, a pioneering JSS1 student in 1995, had the best result of his set in 2001 external examinations and is still the best in the history of the school. He is a first class student of a University in the United States of America.

Despite having only four students at inception, our students were not denied the opportunity of the experience of all the activities a more populated and matured school should have. These four students organized the very first carol service of the school. They also staged a drama depicting King Nebuchadnezzar and the Hebrew Boys. Academic and co-curricular activities were fully integrated into the lives of the students. And right from JSS1, our students knew they had to study to make an excellent result.

In January 1996, Lagos state and federal government approval to operate as an examination center was obtained. On 24th January 1996, we had the formal opening ceremony of the school, thus 24th January became our Founders Day.