Ages 2 – 5
Nursery
Play, story, song and gentle routine. Children learn to listen, share, count and love books — the real beginning of school.
- Numeracy
- Literacy
- Social Habits
- Health Habits
- Rhymes & Songs
- Creative Arts
- Basic Science
Academics
A curriculum with backbone
Four stages, one standard. We teach for examinations and, more importantly, for a mind that can think.
Primary 1 – 6
Primary
Literacy and numeracy are non-negotiable. Science, civic life and the arts sit beside them. Continuous assessment keeps parents informed each term.
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Basic Science
- Social Studies
- Civic Education
- Christian Religious Studies
- Computer Studies
- Physical & Health Education
- Creative Arts
- Vocational Studies
JSS 1 – 3
Junior Secondary
The junior-secondary years broaden the mind: basic technology, business studies and agriculture join the core, with BECE in view at JSS 3.
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Basic Science
- Basic Technology
- Social Studies
- Civic Education
- Christian Religious Studies
- Computer Studies
- Business Studies
- Agricultural Science
- Physical & Health Education
- Cultural & Creative Arts
SSS 1 · SS2 ART & SCIENCE · SS3 ART & SCIENCE
Senior Secondary
Senior students begin in SSS 1 and advance into specialized Art and Science classes — SS2 ART, SS2 SCIENCE, SS3 ART, and SS3 SCIENCE (each with Arms A and B) — while English, Mathematics and Civic Education remain common. WAEC and NECO preparation is careful and early.
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Economics
- Government
- Literature-in-English
- Christian Religious Studies
- Computer Studies
- Civic Education
Beyond the timetable
Clubs and houses
Isabella is a day school. There is no boarding or hostel. After-school clubs meet on campus and children go home.
Press and debating
Speech, current affairs and the habit of a clear argument.
Science club
Practical curiosity beyond the timetable, led from the laboratory.
Sports houses
Gold, Navy, Ivory and Laurel — athletics, football and march-past.
Choir and cultural dance
Assembly music, Speech and Prize Day, and the school’s own songs.
Assessment
How we measure progress
Each term, students complete continuous assessment (40 marks) and a terminal examination (60 marks). Reports are published on this website with the child’s admission number and result PIN.
| Grade | Range | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| A | 80 – 100 | Excellent |
| B | 70 – 79 | Very Good |
| C | 60 – 69 | Credit |
| D | 50 – 59 | Pass |
| E | 40 – 49 | Weak Pass |
| F | 0 – 39 | Fail |