Achievements

The results speak for themselves.

A growing record of academic achievement, and what parents say about it.

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Our record

Results and distinctions

100%
CEP pass rate
2023 · 2025 · 2026
100%
BEPC pass rate
2026
2024
English Challenge
Championship winners

What stands behind the figures

An institution shaped by experience, strengthened by results

Champions Schools has built a growing record of academic achievement, including strong performances in CEP and BEPC examinations, while our students have distinguished themselves in competitions such as the English Challenge Championship.

We have also embraced opportunities to contribute to the wider community, including our participation in initiatives such as the Pink Foundation’s cancer awareness programmes.

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From Champions to the next level

The results travel with them.

Our students carry their Champions experience with them wherever their educational journey takes them.

Whether transitioning into another curriculum, moving to a new country, sitting competitive entrance examinations or simply becoming more confident communicators, we are proud to see our learners thrive beyond the walls of our school.

Because the best evidence of a strong foundation is what happens when the learner builds on it.

What parents are saying

Six parents, in their own words

  • “My child didn’t just learn French. She mastered it.”

    Mama Hikmah — parent of a former Champions Schools student

    One of the things that impressed me most was seeing how well my child eventually performed in the French curriculum. What makes it even more remarkable is that she had been learning both English and French from the beginning. By the time she left Champions, her performance in the French programme was outstanding, even compared with students who had been following a French-only curriculum. It showed me that the bilingual system really works.

  • “The transition to Nigeria was much easier than we expected.”

    Mama Purity — parent of a former Champions Schools student

    When our child continued her education in Nigeria, we were initially concerned about how she would perform in the entrance examinations. Those concerns quickly disappeared. She performed exceptionally well, achieving scores as high as 100% in some of her examinations. It was reassuring to see that the education she received at Champions had prepared her to compete confidently in a different academic environment.

  • “I watched my child become confident in English.”

    Papa Samad — parent of a Champions Schools student

    When my child first joined Champions, English was not the language he was most comfortable speaking. But with daily interaction with other students, classroom activities and constant exposure to English, we began to see a remarkable transformation. He gradually became more confident and started speaking English naturally. It was one of the changes we appreciated most about his time at the school.

  • “Two curricula, one well-rounded education.”

    Papa Gift — parent of a Champions Schools student

    At first, I wondered whether learning both the English and French programmes would be too demanding for my child. But Champions showed us that it could actually become an advantage. The children learn to adapt between two languages and academic systems from an early age. Seeing how confidently they handle both has been one of the most rewarding parts of the experience.

  • “Champions prepared my child beyond the classroom.”

    Mama Chibuike — parent of a former Champions Schools student

    What I appreciate about Champions is that the focus is not only on completing the syllabus. My child developed confidence, communication skills and the ability to adapt. When it was time to continue her studies elsewhere, she was able to walk into a new academic environment and perform exceptionally well. That gave us great confidence in the foundation she received.

  • “The English transformation was remarkable.”

    Mama Aisha — parent of a Champions Schools student

    The change in my child’s English ability was something we noticed very clearly. Through classroom interaction and constant communication with other students, English gradually became part of everyday life. The confidence grew with it. Today, my child can express ideas and communicate in English much more freely than when they first arrived.

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