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A Message from This approach links directly to our school vision: Discover, Develop, Deliver.
MR MURRAY • Discover: Children first discover new ideas through engaging, hands-on

experiences. By seeing how concepts work in real situations, they connect curiosity
with understanding.
HEADMASTER
• Develop: They then develop their skills by applying learning in meaningful

contexts — designing, experimenting, calculating, debating, or creating something
with genuine purpose.
• Deliver: Finally, they deliver outcomes that demonstrate learning in action —
presenting projects, leading campaigns, or solving real problems that benefit others.
In doing so, they learn that education is not confined to the classroom, but is
Discovering, Developing, something to be shared and used to make a difference.

Delivering: Learning with

Purpose at Abuja Prep

One of the greatest purposes of education is
to connect what children learn in the
classroom to the wider world around them.
When learning feels real, relevant, and
rooted in life, it becomes much more than

a series of lessons — it becomes a pathway
to understanding, curiosity, and growth. At
Abuja Preparatory School, we are proud that Real-world learning is about helping
this reality is lived out every day across our children see why they are learning
classrooms, playgrounds, and wider something. Since joining the school in
community. September, I have seen children measuring At Abuja Prep, these principles come alive in countless ways — from our
ingredients for a cooking activity in maths, enterprising Science Fair projects and vibrant performances that showcase creative
writing persuasive letters to local leaders in expression, to our leadership initiatives and service activities that connect learning
English, growing plants in containers, and to community impact. Even the smallest classroom moments - like a Year 2 child
“Tell me and I forget, running their own ‘stores’ in maths whilst applying reading strategies to follow a recipe or a Year 5 pupil using geography
performing all manner of calculations, such
teach me and I may as the amount of change due. These skills to map their neighbourhood - remind us that learning is most powerful when
it meets the real world.
remember, involve me experiences allow pupils to link the By anchoring education in relevance and purpose, we prepare our pupils not only
knowledge imparted here to a purpose

and I learn.” beyond school walls; when a child can see to pass exams, but to thrive - to think critically, act responsibly, and approach life
a connection to real life, their motivation

soars and their confidence grows. with the confidence that what they learn today can shape the world tomorrow.

– Benjamin Franklin.

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