**Inside the Most Expensive School in Africa: Charterhouse Lagos – A Citadel for the Elite**
Let’s cut straight to the heart of the matter. Nothing screams power, prestige, and pure pedigree like the breathtaking establishment that is Charterhouse Lagos. This isn’t just another pricey educational institution; it’s a transformative powerhouse for the future elite of Africa and beyond. Forget about the run-of-the-mill schools you know. We’re talking about a league where only the creme de la creme dare to tread. And yes, it’s right on African soil – a monumental testament to the continent’s unwavering spirit of excellence and ambition.
Charterhouse, a name synonymous with prime ministers and political heavyweights in the UK since 1611, decided it was high time Africa had its own version of this prestigious hothouse. But this isn’t a copy-paste job. No, Charterhouse Lagos is a breed apart, tailor-made for Africa’s brightest minds, set to sculpt them into tomorrow’s global leaders.
Now, lean in closer, because here’s where it gets juicy. The price tag for this elite education? A cool $37,000 to $40,000. Before you balk at the cost, remember, its UK counterpart commands fees close to $60,000. That’s right. Charterhouse Lagos is offering the same sterling British education, at a fraction of the price. This is an absolute steal for those seeking unparalleled academic and extracurricular excellence, without crossing continents.
Charterhouse Lagos is not just a school; it’s a gateway. A gateway for your children to mingle with Africa’s finest youth, to become part of a network that spans captains of industry, innovators, and leaders of tomorrow. This is where legacies are forged. It’s a melting pot of culture, intellect, and sheer ambition. Every corridor, classroom, and courtyard in Charterhouse Lagos is a testament to a commitment towards crafting the forefront of the next generation.
Think about it. We’re standing on the brink of a new era in African education. Charterhouse Lagos isn’t merely a school; it’s a statement. A statement that Africa is ready to compete on the global stage, ready to offer its children an education that rivals, if not surpasses, the best of the West.
For the skeptics who question the worth of such an investment, let’s be clear. Education at this caliber isn’t a cost; it’s a priceless investment in the future. It’s about giving your progeny the golden key to global arenas, equipping them with the prowess to navigate and conquer the complexities of tomorrow’s world.
So, to the elite, the visionaries, and the game-changers of Africa and beyond, Charterhouse Lagos beckons. Are you ready to ensure your legacy and set your children on a path of unmatched excellence? Remember, in the arena of life, those equipped with the best tools invariably come out on top. Charterhouse Lagos isn’t just a school; it’s the breeding ground for the next dynasty of leaders. It’s time to claim your place at the pinnacle. Welcome to the apex of education – welcome to Charterhouse Lagos.
DEETS
The Primary School will open in September 2024 while the Secondary School (Year 7) will open in September 2025.
Each applicant for a place will be required to undertake an assessment. For students who are overseas, arrangement for testing can be made with their current school.
SCHOOL FEES: Approx $40000 a year
Non refundable Registration fee: Approx : $2000
Building on 70 hectares of land in Lekki and it will cost over $150 million at completion
Charterhouse is also located in Surrey UK, Edgeborough UK, Hong Kong, Malaysia and
Location
The school community is self-contained and lies in Ogombo on the Lekki Peninsula, south of mainland Lagos.
8b Kafayat Abdulrasaq Street, off Fola Osibo Rd
Lekki Phase 1
CONTACTS
Mr Damilola Olatunbosun
Director of Communications,
Admissions and Marketing
* admissions@charterhouselagos.com
* +234 916 997 6898
We're talking about a league where only the creme de la creme dare to tread.
A Citadel for the Elite
Nothing screams power, prestige, and pure pedigree like the breathtaking establishment that is Charterhouse Lagos
This isn't just another pricey educational institution; it's a transformative powerhouse for the future elite of Africa and beyond.
Forget about the run-of-the-mill schools you know.
We're talking about a league where only the creme de la creme dare to tread.
And yes, it's right on African soil
A monumental testament to the continent's unwavering spirit of excellence and ambition.
This isn't a copy-paste job
At the Launch Event left to right: Mr Andrew Turner (Senior Deputy Head, Charterhouse), Mr John Shaw (Director CMS Educational Services), Mr Gordon Zhao (Executive Chairman Huntington Education), Dr Alex Peterken (Head, Charterhouse), Mr John Todd (Director of Education, Huntington), Ms Pam Mundy (Chair of Advisory Board Charterhouse Lagos), Mr David Armitage (Director of Finance and Strategy, Charterhouse)
