Branny High School is one of Nigeria's leading Cambridge International schools — we provide a well-rounded, internationally benchmarked education from Primary through Lower Secondary.
Branny High School was founded to prove that a Cambridge education could feel unmistakably Nigerian — rigorous by international standard, and rooted in the culture, ambition, and energy of Nigeria.
A group of Nigerian educators set out to design a school that treated creativity as a discipline, not a distraction — pairing the structure of the Cambridge curriculum with studio time, debate, and design thinking in every year group.
Full Cambridge Pathway from Primary through Lower Secondary, examined and moderated by Cambridge International.
Design, robotics, and the arts sit inside the timetable as core subjects — not electives squeezed into Friday afternoons.
Community placements, local mentors, and a campus calendar built around the country we call home.
Every school makes a promise to the families who choose it. Ours is simple: your child will be known here, and they will be stretched here — never one without the other.
When I walk our corridors between periods, I don't see a building full of students moving between subjects. I see young people who are becoming the adults they will spend the rest of their lives being. That is the responsibility we carry at Branny High School, and it is one every member of our staff — from our Cambridge-trained subject teachers to our tutors, coaches, and pastoral team — takes seriously every single day.
We chose the Cambridge Pathway because it gives our students a curriculum that is examined and respected anywhere in the world, and because it rewards the habits of mind we want to build in them: curiosity, precision, and the willingness to defend an idea with evidence. But a rigorous curriculum on its own does not make a complete education. That is why creativity is not an extra at Branny — it is timetabled, resourced, and taken as seriously as any examined subject.
None of this works without small classes and adults who genuinely notice. Our tutor groups are deliberately kept small so that no child moves through a term unseen. We see pastoral care not as a department, but as the foundation everything else at Branny is built on.
To the families joining us for the first time, and to those who have trusted us for years: thank you. I would be glad to welcome you to our campus and show you, in person, what the numbers on this page can only begin to describe.
Every stage builds directly on the last, so progress is visible, measured, and never left to chance.
English, Mathematics and Science taught alongside Creative Arts and first languages, with progression checked yearly.
A broader subject base introduces Global Perspectives and Design & Technology as core disciplines.
A dedicated fabrication lab where Lower Secondary students prototype, code, and build for open competition.
Weekly practice sessions building confident public speakers and critical thinkers, from Lower Secondary upward.
Individual support throughout Primary and Lower Secondary, tracking each student's progress and next steps.
Inter-house leagues, an athletics track, and fixtures against schools across Nigeria every term.
We offer the world-renowned Cambridge Curriculum (Primary & Lower Secondary), globally recognised and accepted.
We integrate technology into learning to develop digital skills, innovation, and future-ready minds.
A peaceful, well-equipped environment that promotes focus and academic success.
The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority.
Experienced, passionate, and committed to bringing out the best in every student.
A proven track record of excellent results and outstanding performance across our grades.
We build integrity, discipline, leadership, and strong values in every child.
Preparing students to compete and excel in a global world.
To nurture young minds to become bold thinkers through intellect, creativity, curiosity, skills, and confidence.
To produce students who are academically and morally equipped as future leaders through modern education technology and borderless collaboration.
Independent Biology, Chemistry and Physics laboratories equipped to Cambridge practical-exam standard.
A quiet-study library alongside a group-project floor, both open before and after the school day.
Laser cutters, 3D printers and a coding suite shared across Lower Secondary Computer Science.
A full-size field, athletics track, and covered courts for basketball, volleyball and table tennis.
A look at our learners on ordinary mornings and their biggest stages — from the walk into school to the podium at national competition.
Entry is by assessment and interview, with places offered across the academic year subject to availability by grade.
Share your child's age, current grade and the intake you're targeting.
Tour the school, meet the head of the relevant stage, and see a lesson in progress.
Age-appropriate assessment in English and Mathematics, plus a short interview.
Successful applicants receive an offer with two weeks to confirm a place.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with priority given ahead of each date below.
Complete the form below for Branny Kiddies School (Nursery & Primary) or Branny High School (Secondary). Our admissions team will follow up within two working days.
"The Cambridge structure gave our son a clear map of where he was headed. The studio time gave him a reason to enjoy the walk there."
"Our daughter came home talking about her coursework the way other kids talk about games — she was genuinely proud of the work."
"Small tutor groups meant someone actually noticed when my daughter was struggling — and said something before it became a problem."
"My daughter used to dread school projects. Now she comes home talking about her design thinking class like it's her favourite part of the day."
"What stood out to us was how balanced it is — the academics are rigorous, but he's also thriving in debate club. Branny gets the mix right."
"We moved her here in Grade 5 and the difference in her confidence has been remarkable. Teachers actually know her, not just her grades."