Schools that offer foreign exposure

Foreign field trips are important moments in learning. Children learn best when their curiosity is piqued and a field trip is an unparalleled social experience that provides the opportunity for students to encounter and explore new things in their authentic setting. Despite learning, field trips make them realize that there is a great big world waiting for them to conquer.

Nigerian schools have long since realized the importance of foreign field trips  for their students but  not all of them have the facilities to make it happen. These listed schools possess the facilities and have successfully carried out and are still carrying out foreign field trips for their students.

New Hall International School Lekki

New Hall International School perceived that children learn better when their curiosity is piqued and what better way to arouse curiosity than new people, language and surrounding. Taking their students to Ghana improved their observation skills generally. Trips are consistently organised by administration for students to help them adjust better in a world where civic literacy is an essential attribute.

Caleb British International School

Virtue of an organised and efficient running students of Caleb British International School visited Switzerland. A trip like this, so far from home, incomparably boosts independence in students. Visits to places within and outside Nigeria are regularly organised by Caleb British International School, you can find out more here

Skiing in Switzerland has never looked so fun

Topmost International School

All the way from Ipaja, Lagos Topmost International School flew their students to china because they know the importance of global awareness in today’s world. This global appreciation is an ongoing feature in Topmost International School you can find out about it all here

Happy faces enjoying China’s rich culture

Pinefield Schools Lekki

Visiting a place as old and as rich in history as Jerusalem was a feat attained by Pinefield Schools Lekki. Students observing other cultures and history makes them appreciate their own culture more. Pinefield Schools Lekki make sure students learn as much about other cultures within and outside the country as possible, you can view them here

Students proudly appreciating the holy land

There are many more schools here that offer foreign field trips to students. If your school was not listed, kindly contact us here.

 

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