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About our school

Grace & Gold School is a premier private day school in Calabar, providing excellence from Kindergarten through Senior Secondary. We are dedicated to nurturing the next generation of Nigerian leaders by blending rigorous academic standards with modern life skills. Our mission is to produce confident, capable students who are rooted in strong moral values and prepared for the future.

What Makes Us Different

We focus on three key areas that shape how your child learns and grows:

1. Learning for the world they are growing into

Your child learns how to research, think, and use technology in a guided, age-appropriate way, so they are not left behind in a fast-changing world.

2. Confidence, communication, and leadership

We help students speak clearly, share their ideas, and develop the confidence to participate, lead, and express themselves.

3. Strong academic results with structure

We maintain high standards in core subjects like English and Mathematics, supported by consistent teaching, regular assessment, and clear progress tracking.

Future Ready

From Kindergarten to Senior Secondary, our curriculum is designed to give students:

Strong literacy and numeracy skills
Clear understanding of key subjects
Preparation for WAEC, NECO, and future academic pathways
A steady, structured learning environment that supports progress

We believe that consistency, not pressure, is what builds lasting academic success.

A School You Can Trust

Parents choose Grace & Gold because of what they see and experience:

Long-standing, committed teachers who understand each child
A calm, structured environment where students are supported
A strong track record in academic performance
A school culture built on respect, discipline, and care

Your child is known here, not lost in the system.

Finding a school that prioritizes both academic excellence and character in Calabar was vital for our family. Grace & Gold has exceeded our expectations. Our son has grown immensely in confidence and tech skills.

— Mrs. Adebayo, Proud Parent