At Jadasha International Academy, we believe Nigerian children living abroad should have the opportunity to understand their heritage, appreciate their culture, build strong academic foundations and remain familiar with the Nigerian educational system.

That is why the Nigerian Curriculum is an important part of our global curriculum offering.

It gives Nigerian families abroad an opportunity to bring a meaningful part of home into their child's education.

More Than Subjects. A Connection to Home.

For a child growing up outside Nigeria, some aspects of Nigerian education may gradually become unfamiliar.

The way certain subjects are taught may be different. Nigerian history, culture, civic responsibilities, literature and social values may receive less attention. Even basic academic concepts may be approached differently from what the child would experience in a Nigerian school.

Jadasha International Academy helps bridge that gap.

Through our Nigerian Curriculum, children can continue learning within a Nigerian academic framework while living anywhere in the world.

This means that if your family eventually returns to Nigeria, your child can have a stronger foundation for adjusting academically.

And if your child remains abroad, they can still understand the educational and cultural environment of their home country.

Building Strong Academic Foundations

Our Nigerian Curriculum provides structured learning across important areas of education, including English Language, Mathematics, Basic Science, Social Studies, Civic Education, Computer Studies, Creative Arts, Christian Religious Studies, Business Studies, Literature and other age appropriate subjects.

Each subject contributes to the development of the whole child.

Mathematics strengthens numerical reasoning and problem solving.

English develops communication, comprehension, vocabulary and effective expression.

Basic Science helps children understand the natural world and develop curiosity through observation and exploration.

Social Studies helps children understand people, communities, relationships and society.

Civic Education introduces children to responsibilities, values, citizenship and their role within society.

Computer Studies develops digital awareness and practical technology skills.

Creative Arts provides space for imagination, creativity and self expression.

Literature introduces children to stories, language, ideas and the richness of written expression.

Business related learning can help older children begin to understand enterprise, financial awareness, responsibility and the world of work.

Raising Children Who Know Where They Come From

Education shapes identity.

When children understand their history, culture, language, values and community, they have a stronger foundation from which to understand the wider world.

For Nigerian parents living abroad, this can be particularly meaningful.

• You may want your child to speak confidently and succeed internationally, but you may also want them to know Nigeria.
• You may want them to understand our values.
• You may want them to appreciate our culture.
• You may want them to understand Nigerian society.
• You may want them to feel connected to their heritage.
• You may want them to be able to return home without feeling like a stranger in their own country.

Jadasha International Academy provides an avenue for that connection.

The Best of Both Worlds

Your child does not have to choose between being globally exposed and being connected to Nigeria.

• They can experience both.
• They can learn about the wider world while understanding their own heritage.
• They can develop international confidence while maintaining Nigerian identity.
• They can receive modern digital learning while remaining familiar with Nigerian academic expectations.
• They can grow globally while remaining rooted.
• That is the balance we want to create.

Learning From Anywhere in the World

Whether your family lives in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Africa or anywhere else, your child can access the Nigerian Curriculum through our online learning platform.

There is no need to travel to Nigeria for your child to experience structured Nigerian learning.

There is no need to wait until you return home.

You can bring that learning experience into your home wherever you are.

For Parents Planning a Return to Nigeria

For families who may eventually relocate to Nigeria, maintaining familiarity with the Nigerian Curriculum can make the educational transition easier.

Instead of waiting until the child returns before introducing them to the Nigerian academic structure, parents can begin building that familiarity while they are still abroad.

This can help the child become more comfortable with Nigerian subjects, terminology, expectations and areas of study.

For Parents Who Want Their Children Rooted in Nigerian Values

Academic education is important, but education also influences character, worldview and identity.

At Jadasha International Academy, we want children to understand that being Nigerian is not simply about where their parents were born.

It can be expressed through knowledge, appreciation, responsibility, respect, cultural awareness and a meaningful connection to their heritage.

We want Nigerian children abroad to be able to confidently say:

• “I know where I come from.”
• Your Child Can Live Abroad Without Losing Home
• Let your child experience the world.
• Let them learn internationally.
• Let them explore new cultures.
• Let them develop global confidence.

But give them something that travels with them wherever they go.

A connection to home.

With the Nigerian Curriculum at Jadasha International Academy, your child can receive structured Nigerian learning from anywhere in the world while developing the confidence and skills needed to thrive globally.

JADASHA INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY

Nigerian Curriculum | Strong Foundations | Cultural Connection | Global Confidence

Rooted in Home. Prepared for the World.