The Abuja Schools Association (ASA), also known as the Association for Educational Leadership and Excellence (AELE), brings together schools serving learners across different stages of education.

The association’s member schools span early years, primary and secondary education, giving parents and education stakeholders a useful starting point for exploring schools in Abuja and nearby communities.

Member Schools of Abuja Schools Association

1. Abuja Prep School
2. Aduvie International School
3. Al-Hidaayah Academy
4. Bankys Private School
5. Beautiful Beginning Academy
6. Start-Rite Schools, Abuja
7. Bellanor International Community School
8. Blossom Hall International School
9. Brickhall School
10. British Nigerian Academy
11. Broadoaks British School
12. Cadebek International School
13. Cradle To Crayon
14. Cre8tive Corner Academy
15. Creative Learning International School
16. Crescent Pearls Leadership Academy
17. CTL Academy
18. Doveland High School
19. Doveland International School, Jabi
20. Doveland International School, Wumba
21. Fairview School, Abuja
22. Faith Hill International Academy
23. Glowing Ages Academy
24. Granny Murray School
25. Greenfields Pinnacle School
26. Greenridge Academy
27. Inspire Academy
28. I-Scholars International Academy
29. Kia-Lakeside Academy
30. Living Fountain International School
31. Milestone Academy
32. New Horizon College, Minna
33. Nigerian Tulip International School (NTIC)
34. Oakland International School
35. Oaks and Acorns Montessori School
36. Olivehall Preparatory School
37. Page Schools
38. Prime Scholars
39. Safehands School
40. SpringHall British School
41. Starfield College
42. Sunrise International School
43. Sure-Start Private Schools, Abuja
44. The Chalkwork School
45. The KNOSK Charity Secondary School, Kuje

Education Across Different Stages

The ASA member-school community includes institutions associated with different stages of a child’s educational journey. These include early-years and preparatory education, primary education, international and British-style programmes, and secondary education.

Early Years and Primary Education

Schools serving younger learners provide foundational education in areas such as literacy, numeracy, social development, creativity and independent learning. Schools in the directory include institutions such as Abuja Prep School, Beautiful Beginning Academy, Cradle To Crayon, Oaks and Acorns Montessori School and Sure-Start Private Schools, Abuja.

Secondary Education

The directory also includes institutions serving older students, including Doveland High School, Starfield College and The KNOSK Charity Secondary School, Kuje, alongside other schools offering broader educational programmes.

International and British-Style Education

Several schools in the list identify with international or British-oriented educational approaches. Examples include British Nigerian Academy, Broadoaks British School, SpringHall British School, Nigerian Tulip International School (NTIC) and Start-Rite Schools, Abuja. Parents should contact individual schools directly to confirm current curricula, year groups, admission requirements, accreditation and fees.

What does ASA stand for?

ASA stands for Abuja Schools Association.

What is AELE?

AELE refers to the Association for Educational Leadership and Excellence, the name also associated with the Abuja Schools Association.

What types of schools are represented by ASA?

Schools serving different educational levels, including early years, primary and secondary education.

The Abuja Schools Association provides a useful point of reference for exploring schools within Abuja’s diverse private-education landscape. Its member-school directory includes institutions associated with different educational levels and approaches.

For parents, educators and education researchers, the directory can serve as a starting point for identifying schools and learning more about educational opportunities in Abuja.