Asha International Model School

The school is committed to developing the whole student by instilling values such as discipline, confidence, integrity, respect, creativity, and excellence. It adopts a child-centered, activity-based approach to learning that emphasizes moral values and real-world experiences. The institution maintains a zero-tolerance policy for ethnic and religious sentiments.

The school offers a structured progression from pre-school (16 months to 5 years) using Montessori methodology, through elementary school (5 to 11 years), to secondary school (11 to 16 years). The elementary curriculum integrates the British National Primary Framework with the Nigerian curriculum, taught by subject specialists. The secondary programme includes a common course of study in early grades, followed by subject-specific pathways in later years, alongside a dedicated Islamiyya section.

Students in Grade 11 sit for the IGCSE, while those in Grade 12 prepare for the WAEC and NECO examinations. The school focuses on developing independent, self-reliant, lifelong learners with the character to contribute positively to society.

The school requests a copy of medical history for children with special needs during the admission process. It aims to provide personalized support to ensure each student achieves their best.

Admission is based on merit, requiring candidates to pass written and oral assessments with a minimum score of 60%. Applicants must submit a registration form, birth certificate, previous school records, and medical documentation, followed by a parent interview. The school maintains a non-discriminatory policy regarding race, color, gender, religion, and national origin.

The school operates a day-only campus that includes a library and dedicated spaces for learning. It emphasizes the provision of outstanding facilities to support its academic and extracurricular programmes.