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Millennium CityInternational School, Kaduna

Empowering Minds, Enriching Futures

From Creche to Senior Secondary: science labs, ICT and robotics, culinary and enterprise classes, Islamiyah and Quranic education, all on one bright campus in Millennium City.

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Creche to SSS 3

One campus from first steps to final exams, with the same values all the way through.

British & Nigerian

A blended curriculum with a strong STEM focus and small class sizes.

Labs, not just lessons

Science laboratories, an ICT suite and an AI, robotics and coding lab.

Islamiyah & Quran

Comprehensive Islamic and Quranic education within the school day.

About the school

Here, children look closer , build things , cook for others and celebrate who they are , taught by qualified, experienced teachers who know every child by name.

Smart classroomsLaptops, tablets and projectors in daily use

CCTV monitoredA secure, fenced and hygienic campus

School busesOptional transport across Kaduna

Breakfast & lunchOptional meals prepared for pupils

Programmes

Learning you can see.

Every photo here was taken in our classrooms, labs and kitchens. Choose a programme to look inside.

A nursery pupil watering a classroom plant

Nursery pupils raising their hands around a table of tablets

Young pupils proudly holding up their drawings

A bright early-years classroom with curved tables

Creche & Nursery

Small hands, big curiosity.

Our youngest pupils learn through play, stories and gentle routine in colourful classrooms built around them.

A shaded, fenced playgroundSoft turf, swings and climbing frames, right outside the classroom door.
Tablets used with a teacherShort, guided sessions for sounds, numbers and shapes.
Small groups, caring staffEvery child is known, noticed and encouraged.
Safe hand-over at home timeCCTV across the campus and a controlled gate at pick-up.

CrecheNurseryPrimaryJunior SecondarySenior Secondary

Our campus

Built for the next generation.

Bright blue buildings, green turf and room to grow, on Umaru Yar'adua Road in Millennium City.

The shaded early-years playground beside the classroom block — **Early-years playground**Shaded, fenced and laid with soft turf

Pupils playing football on the netted turf pitch — **All-weather turf pitch**Netted and lit for football and games

A full ICT class working on laptops — **ICT suite**A laptop for every pupil in class

Science laboratory with benches, sinks and taps — **Science laboratories**Benches, sinks and microscopes

Two branded school buses parked under a solar-panel canopy — **School buses**Parked under a solar canopy

Pupils walking through the gate towards the main building — **Main entrance**One controlled gate in and out

Powered by the Kaduna sun. Solar panels sit on our roofs and over the bus park, part of a campus designed for the future our pupils will inherit.

Beyond the classroom

Where learning meets the world.

Pupils watching a CNC lathe demonstration — **Inside a CNC workshop**Seeing how machines cut metal to the millimetre.

Pupils gathered in an automotive mechatronics workshop — **Automotive mechatronics**How modern cars are built, wired and tested.

An engineer in red safety overalls explaining equipment to seated pupils — **Meeting engineers**Safety, equipment and real jobs explained.

A pupil cutting wood on a band saw with a teacher — **Woodwork**Measuring twice, cutting once, with supervision.

A teacher measuring a pupil with a tape measure — **Tailoring**Taking measurements before cutting fabric.

Pupils and staff in Yoruba attire at the cultural day — **Cultural day**Dress, food and music from across Nigeria.

Pupils holding small Nigerian flags in class — **Independence Day**Green, white, green and proud of it.

Pupils and teachers in traditional attire under a canopy — **One school, many cultures**Learning to respect and enjoy our differences.

For parents

Questions parents ask us.

Can't see your question? Call or message the admissions office and we'll answer it directly.

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Which classes do you admit into?

We take children from Creche and Nursery through Primary to Junior and Senior Secondary. Call the admissions office to check space in a particular class.

What curriculum do you follow?

A blend of the British and Nigerian curricula with a strong STEM focus: science practicals, ICT, coding and robotics, alongside practical subjects like culinary arts and entrepreneurship.

Is Islamiyah part of the school day?

Yes. Pupils receive comprehensive Islamiyah and Quranic education as part of the timetable, taught alongside the main curriculum.

How do you keep children safe?

The campus is fenced and CCTV monitored, with one controlled gate. A pick-up system with authorised collector cards is being introduced so children only leave with the adults you approve.

Do you offer transport and meals?

Yes, both are optional. School buses run for families who need them, and breakfast and lunch can be provided. Ask the office about routes and costs.

How do I follow my child's progress?

Each child gets a login to the MCIS school portal. It starts with the pick-up system and will grow to include results, attendance and fees. Go to the portal.

Admissions open

Come and see us.

The best way to know a school is to walk through it. Book a visit, meet the teachers and see the classrooms, labs and playground for yourself.

VisitPlot C5, Umaru Yar'adua Road, Millennium City, opposite Urban Shelter Junction, Kaduna

Directions

Call0903 203 0909 · 0701 457 7340

Emailmillenniumcityinternationalsch@gmail.com

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