Esteem Learning Centre, Abuja - knowledge, faith and discipline

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International Excursions

Special Guest for the 2023-2024 Graduation Ceremony

Yariman Bakura Exchanging Pleasantries

Pre-Nursery

Esteem Pre-Nursery School welcomes every baby to a well-established independent co-educational school with specialist teachers from Nigeria. We provide standard curriculums as well as a reputation for equipping children from an elementary level to a secondary level for success in order to compete with other students nationwide.

Nursery & Primary

From the very first moment a child enters Esteem School, he/she benefits from an excellent academic education supported by highly qualified and experienced specialist staff and a large range of creative, sporting and artistic opportunities which are essential for children’s all-round education and development.

Boarding Secondary

Esteem Boy’s College integrates academic excellence, Islamic values, and discipline, earning its place among the nation's top international schools, renowned for its comprehensive educational approach encompassing academics, sports, and the arts.

Esteem Q

Esteem Q offers a unique program where students memorize the Holy Qur'an within a year. Our dedicated instructors and specialized curriculum ensure that students achieve this remarkable feat while fostering spiritual growth and a deep connection to the Holy Scriptures.

Exceptional Video Presentations

Esteem Q, Quran Recitation 2024

Quran Recitation 2024

What Parents Say About Us

Hauwa Adamu

"Esteem Learning Centre has been a game-changer for our family. The personalized attention and nurturing environment have truly helped our child excel academically."

Musa Usman

"I can't thank Esteem Learning Centre enough for their dedicated teachers and comprehensive curriculum. My child's confidence has soared since joining the school."

Muhammad Abubakar

"The team at Esteem Learning Centre goes above and beyond to ensure each student reaches their full potential. It's more than a school; it's a community where every child is valued."

A Well Rounded Education for Young Minds

Where Hope and Dreams are Achieved

Frequently Asked Questions

We don't allow visiting days, but when you come for a PTA Meeting in the fourth week, you have 15 minutes to speak with your son(s) and during the Open Day at the end of the sixth week. The students will also be going home after the Open Day for a week (7 days) midterm break.

We don't allow provisions of any sort. But you will pay a token of between N20,000 - N30,000 as upkeep for your child(ren) which they will be allowed to spend a maximum of N1,000 per week at the School shop.

NO. We believe phones are distractions to students'academic activities so therefore it's prohibited while the students are in the School for the session. Any student caught with NOT only a phone but all electronic devices such as a flash drive, SIM card, memory card, phone charger, Bluetooth etc will be confiscated and such student may be suspended or face EXPULSION depending on the gravity of the offence.

NO, once the students resume School, it's in the School policy NOT to release students for an occasion or event. We always advise our parents to carry out medical tests and honour any passport or data-capturing appointments ahead of resumption to avoid disrupting learners' academic periods with such avoidable disturbances.

The School has zero tolerance for bullies and we always have special sessions for our students at the beginning of every term to sensitize and enlighten them on the effects of bullying and the need for them to do away with it.

Yes. Our students start their daily learning activities from the Masjid after SUBH prayers with morning adhkar, after which they proceed to their Qur'an classes from 7:00 am to 9:00 am before the start of conventional classes at 9:10 am every day.

For students in JS 1 and JS 2, the School has laundry staff that wash and iron their clothes for them while JS 3 - SS 3 students do their laundry by themselves. This the School management believes will make them to be self dependent and handle things on their own.