Victorroti Private Secondary School

On God we build.

The motto on the school's gate. A private secondary school for boys and girls in Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, taking day students and boarders.

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  • Day and boardingBoth are on the school's official page
  • Boys and girlsAs described in school directories
  • Idi-Aba, AbeokutaOlokuta Street, Idiaba 7
The gate of Victorroti Private Secondary School in Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, with its blue sign and flags
The school gate, Idi-Aba

Two ways to attend

Day or boarding.

The school's official page says it takes both. The school confirms the details, so these are the questions to ask.

Day student

Home every evening. Ask about the school day, transport, and what happens before and after lessons.

  • School hours and prep
  • Uniform and books
  • Getting to Idi-Aba
Ask about a day place

Boarder

A bed and a routine at school. Ask how a boarder's week works and how the school looks after welfare, health and discipline.

  • Rooms, meals and rules
  • Visiting days
  • Who looks after boarders at night
Ask about boarding

Classes

Six classes, one road.

Junior secondary leads into senior secondary. The classes shown are the usual Nigerian secondary structure, to be confirmed by the school.

  1. JSS 1Junior
  2. JSS 2Junior
  3. JSS 3Junior
  4. SS 1Senior
  5. SS 2Senior
  6. SS 3Senior
Ask about JSS 1 to 3Ask about SS 1 to 3

Exams and subjects

Graduates who are educationally and morally sound.

That is the school's stated aim in its directory profiles, which also describe an approved school with certified academic staff and list it for the WAEC and NECO examinations. The school confirms its own details, results and examination centre status.

Subjects named in directory listings

  • Mathematics
  • Further Mathematics
  • English Language
  • Literature-in-English
  • Economics
  • Commerce

"Among others": the school confirms its full subject list.

Safeguarding

Safe, first.

A school is a promise to look after other people's children, and a boarding school keeps them overnight. Before anything else, ask these four questions. The school confirms its own policy and shares it at your tour.

  • Who collects my child?

    How pick-up is controlled, and who is allowed to collect.

  • Who do I talk to?

    The named person for a worry about welfare, health or behaviour.

  • How is discipline handled?

    The school's rules, how bullying is dealt with, and how parents are told.

  • Who looks after boarders?

    Who is on duty at night, how illness is handled, and how a boarder reaches home.

Practical

Parents ask.

The questions every parent has. Where the school has not yet confirmed an answer, it says so.

Fees
Not published here. The school confirms the fee for each class, and for boarding, and what it covers. Ask for the full list at your school tour.
Uniform and books
The school confirms what students wear, which books are needed and where to buy them. Ask for the list and any costs.
Boarding
The school's official page says it takes day students and boarders. Ask about rooms, meals, rules, visiting days and how a boarder's welfare is looked after.
The school day
Usually 8am to 3pm for day students, to be confirmed by the school. Ask about prep, games and weekends for boarders.

Four steps to a place.

  1. 1

    Ask

    Send an enquiry with the class, day or boarding, and a day for a school tour.

  2. 2

    Tour

    See the school and meet the people who will teach your child.

  3. 3

    Talk it through

    Ask about fees, boarding, uniforms, the school day and any entry assessment.

  4. 4

    Join

    Complete the school's admission steps and choose a start date.

These are the usual steps. The school confirms its own.

Come and see the school.

Olokuta Street, Idiaba 7, Abeokuta 110118, Ogun State.
Call or message to arrange a day.

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