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No. 7 Cyprain Ukpabia Street, Kubwa, FCT Abuja

0908 271 7199 info@pavescholar.com

Kubwa, Abuja · Est. 2019

Developing sound minds.


Crèche, nursery, and primary on the Kubwa campus, and a secondary branch. The British and Nigerian curricula, taught together.

Three Pave Scholars pupils in check uniform on the front field
On the front field
The white school building, red lower wall, painted entrance, and green front field

Kubwa campus

A white block, a red wall, and a green field.

No. 7 Cyprain Ukpabia Street. The early years use the painted ground floor. Primary classrooms are upstairs. The front field stays green through the term.

  • White block
  • Red wall
  • Green field
Children reading picture books in the nursery classroom
Inside class

The school


Pave Scholars Academy teaches children from 3 months, through crèche, nursery, and primary, and on into a secondary branch.

The Kubwa campus is at No. 7 Cyprain Ukpabia Street, FCT Abuja. Lessons follow the British National Curriculum and the Nigerian National Curriculum together.

The school opened in September 2019, for children of every nationality.

On this campus the ground floor is the Early Years Centre: crèche, pre-nursery, nursery, and reception. Upstairs, the classrooms are for primary, Year 1 to Year 6. Secondary is its own branch.

Read about the school

What you can count on

Clean rooms

Toilets are washed straight after use, as part of the clean-and-green routine.

Active learning

Classrooms are equipped for hands-on work, and e-learning is part of the day.

Teachers

God-fearing teachers who are comfortable with ICT, and who work to bring out the best in each child.

Security

Trained security staff are on duty around the clock.

Teachers in white shirts standing together on the front field
The teaching staff

The teachers


They gather on the same field the children use, in white shirts. Parents mention the staff first: qualified, and unwilling to drop the standard of the teaching.

They are comfortable with ICT, and the day includes hands-on work as well as e-learning. The school’s own words for the work are perseverance, responsibility, integrity, diversity, and excellence.

A visit starts at the table


Families sit down with the forms, the child’s books, and a member of staff. The table is set against the pink and red wall by the entrance.

Bring the questions you actually have. We will walk through the class that fits the child, from the toddler room up to secondary.

Parents and staff at the admission table with forms and exercise books
Admission day

From parents

Neat environment. The staff are well qualified to take on this cumbersome task of teaching.

David Mark Parent

I am very pleased and happy to say that it is a school with standards, that does not compromise on the quality of teaching.

Dr. Nnenna Okafor Parent

I am very pleased and happy to say that it is a school with standards, that does not compromise on the quality of teaching.

Engr. Fashola Parent