British-Nigerian Investors Launch Co-Educational Institution in Abuja

A team of British-Nigerian investors has introduced a new co-educational institution in Abuja, aiming to revolutionize Nigeria's education sector. The institution, as per a statement released in Abuja aims to provide students with access to quality education while addressing migration challenges.

The school will offer the Cambridge International Curriculum, intending to equip students with a competitive advantage for future academic pursuits at leading global universities. Renowned British educators, Mrs. Dominique Dyer and Mr. Joe Daly, have been appointed as the Executive Headteacher and Head of School, respectively, to leverage their expertise in basic education and contribute to students' educational enrichment.

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According to Mr. Joe Daly, the Head of School, Abuja World Academy envisions its students as inquisitive and independent learners who will emerge as proficient and innovative global leaders in the future. The institution aims to combine the best of British education within a Nigerian context, empowering students with a distinct advantage for success when advancing to top universities worldwide.

"Our mission at Abuja World Academy is to create an exciting, positive, caring, compassionate, and above all safe school environment," stated Mr. Daly. He emphasized the school's commitment to fostering inquiry-based learning and instilling ethical values in students to nurture them into innovative and capable global leaders.

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The launch of this co-educational institution represents a significant step towards enhancing educational opportunities and standards in Nigeria, potentially shaping the future of the nation's education sector.