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Diversity, Equality and Inclusion. At Charterhouse Lagos, we want everyone to feel valued, appreciated, and free to be who they are at work, whilst remaining true to the culture and laws of Nigeria. Our recruitment processes are designed to prevent discrimination regardless of gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion ...
20 de mar. de 2023 · Press Statement. Gordon Zhao, Dr Alex Peterken and John Todd at the signing ceremony between Charterhouse School and Charterhouse Lagos. March 20, 2023. Charterhouse opens its first international school in Africa. Charterhouse is pleased to announce the opening of its first international school in Africa, Charterhouse Lagos, in September 2024.
Year 9 Admissions. An outstanding education for boys and girls aged 13 to 18. Inclusivity sits at the heart of life at Charterhouse and each year we welcome children from all over the world and from all educational backgrounds, as either a boarder or a day pupil . Charterhouse is an academically selective school and admission is by competitive ...
Charterhouse has a long-term strategy to create a family of schools, and Lagos will be its second international school (it opened its first international school in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2021). There is a clear opportunity in Lagos, which has a growing economy and new infrastructure investment underway (including a new airport and deep-water port), and the city is attracting international ...
At Charterhouse School it matters to us that our students acquire skills and opportunities to become self-sufficient and live a good life. Our approach focuses on a student’s individual academic, behavioral, social and emotional needs while addressing the four developmental needs of the Circle of Courage™—belonging, independence, mastery and generosity.
Under School Curriculum Sixth Form Curriculum Charterhouse’s pupils are amongst the most future-ready young people in the world. The School’s pioneering FutureU curriculum is central to the Charterhouse experience. It ensures that each child develops the transferable skills, knowledge, experiences and mindset required to thrive throughout ...
Charterhouse School. Thomas Sutton’s bequest of 1611 made provision for both the care of 80 ‘Poor Brother’ and the schooling of 40 boys from poor backgrounds on the site in Clerkenwell. The School moved from London to Godalming in 1872, but the association between the School and the Charterhouse almshouse has continued to this day.
