Lekki British International High School is a leading independent school for boys and girls aged eleven to eighteen. Founded in September 2000, it is a British curriculum day and boarding school situated on extensive grounds in a tranquil area of Lekki Peninsula Phase One (the school is purpose built on twenty-five acres of land). Educational facilities include a library, a music room, an art studio, a fully equipped Information Technology laboratory and well organised science laboratories. All classrooms and laboratories are air-conditioned. Sporting facilities already include outdoor courts for tennis and basketball, a multi-purpose hall that allows for indoor sporting activities such as judo and badminton and a semi-Olympic sized outdoor swimming pool. A Board of Governors comprising highly accomplished individuals from Nigeria and abroad manages the school. Our pupils come from a wide variety of backgrounds in Nigeria and abroad, which adds to the diversity of school life.

LBIHS is basically concerned with the development of young people and their preparation for later life. We believe that to provide our pupils with a healthy education, we must:

1. Give each of our pupils a sense of belonging.
2. Enable our pupils to achieve the highest possible academic qualifications.
3. Maintain a variety of channels: intellectual, cultural, technical, social, spiritual and physical, each allowing the particular talents of its members to emerge, and each carrying a certain status in the eyes of the community.
4. Develop a sense of the value of service to the community
5. Play our part (as must the individual family unit of each pupil) in fostering positive values in our pupils for later life.

At LBIHS the following values underpin our educational ethics:

• Responsibility
• Civility
• Tolerance
• Perseverance
• Honesty
• Service
• Punctuality
• Respect
• Fairness

We are a full member of the Association of International Schools in Africa. We are also a registered sub-centre for Cambridge International Examinations.

Please do not hesitate to visit the school to see us at work.We hope that parents will become closely involved with the school and its work. We maintain an open-door policy and like to meet with parents over any problems that arise. In addition, we hold "Parents Evenings" at least twice each school year. These events are an opportunity for all parents to visit the school and meet with the teachers to discuss the progress of their child or children. To arrange a meeting with any teacher at any other time, kindly contact the Principal in the first instance.