Abbot Dayspring School is a day and boarding co-educational school established in Ipaja area of Lagos state, Nigeria with a conducive learning environment.
The school is approved by the Lagos and Ogun States Ministry of Education, WAEC and NECO.
The school believes in encouraging and assisting pupils/students to be the best. We adopt a system that gives overall optional performance to provide a solid educational bedrock to enable pupils/students to follow a “do it yourself” principle. This helps them to be able to stand independently in the future as they are taught to make maximum use of their time and other available resources. We’ve since been practising a special teaching programme to help dull and backward children in resolving their peculiar differences.
The educational style of Abbot Dayspring School is a combination of discipline and warmth. Staff/Student relationship is mature and friendly. Pupils and students are expected to work hard, play less and maintain a balance in relationship with their peers.
As an institution where the reading culture is given high priority, we provide an environment that encourages constant study.
The name “Dayspring” which means the springing up of light depicts the vision of the school to bring educational light to the darkened world.
The school life is complemented by a structural and purposeful framework for social and emotional development to build a complete child and eventually a fulfilled society.

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The school campuses are as located as follows..
LAGOS STATE CAMPUS:
2, 4 & 5 Emmanuel Street, Off
Camp Davies Road, Ayobo-Ipaja.
Plot 1-6, Riola Avenue,
Camp Davies Road,
Ayobo, Ipaja,
OGUN STATE CAMPUS:
21, Ayo Allen Avenue,
Victory Estate, Olugbode
Itele- Ota
CONTACT:
08170774672
E-mail: talktous@abbotschools.com
www.abbotschools.org
Facebook/abbotdayspringschool

Toddlers can be enrolled from two(2) years of age. The school has provision for babies as from 6 weeks old in the creche where they are well taken care of by experienced nannies till they're old enough to be admitted into the pre basic class.

The school's academic curriculum is divided into three basic segments:

The PRE-BASIC & BASIC School (Elementary segment): Pupils from age two(2) are taught from scribbling stage into basic identification and writing during through various PRE-BASIC stages. This leads them to the six years of basic education ( Basic 1 - 6), where they're taught social sciences, foundational sciences, creative Arts, various aspects of English language, mathematics, phonics, french & music.

The JUNIOR SECONDARY school: During the first three years in secondary school ( Basic 7 - 9), students offer general subjects which prepares them for the Basic Education Examination. Subjects offered here include Mathematics, English language, Social sciences, a Nigerian language, general sciences, religious studies, Information technology, french, Creative Arts/music, e.t.c.

The SENIOR SECONDARY school: This is the segment that balances the curriculum as it entails a wide range of courses that students are expected to choose from based on interest and ability. They are to settle in one of the four major departments in the school which are Science, Business, Technology & Humanities.

PRE-BASIC classes

BASIC 1 - BASIC 6

JS1 - JS3

SS1- SS3

The school has boarding facilities which are specifically designed for full-time study and occasional play. Students have options of full boarding or weekly boarding arrangement.

The school has transport facilities for picking day students from and to their respective homes. The transport fees depends on the distance from the pick-up point to the school. Parents can decide either the one-way or the two-way option for their wards.

As soon as you're offered admission, check the admission pack for the school account information. You can make payment through directly or via transfer to stipulated banks in the school. You can also pay through Point of Sale machines in the school's administrative office. Cash payments are not allowed.

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SEP: The school runs a vocational program that ains at developing entrepreneurship skills in learners. Learners retrained in vocational courses ranging from tailoring, catering & confectioneries, hairdressing, barbing, knitting, e.t.c.
Quizzes, Debates, LOTC( Learning Outside The Classroom), Sports, Athletics, Excursions, Aerobics,e.t.c.

The school has clubs and societies for extra learning. Some of them are Press club, Drama club, language club, Young farmers club, Red cross, Literary & debating society, JETS club, Home makers club, standard business club, e.t.c

To keep track of your child's performance, the school has a progress report card for parents triweekly. The school gate is also open for parents to speak to principal officers on issues concerning your child's performance. Open days are also organized regularly to communicate with teachers on learners' performance.

No. Use of mobile phones by learners is highly prohibited.

The school has various social media platform through which communication takes place with parents. The school lines are also open for such communications

The school doesn't triffle with discipline at all. Limits are set for learners so as to punish misbehaviours. There's however a balance that takes extra care not to allow discipline to lead to damage or injury.

The approved dress code for learners is Uniform + White socks + black shoes on Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursday. On Wednesdays & Fridays, sportswear + White socks + sneakers