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School Calendar 
There are three terms in a school year. All school holidays are in accordance with the Lagos State Ministry of Education school calendar. All Federal and State declared public holidays are also observed.
School opens from Monday to Friday and starts at 8.00am to 2.00pm.
In the Crèche and Playgroup however, there are no holidays and the public holidays observed are the Federal Government declared holidays only. Opening hours here are from 6.45am to 6.30pm
After School Care 
After school care facilities are available for parents who require their children to remain in school from 2 - 6pm at a fee. After school ends at 6.00pm and any child still left in the school premises after 6.00pm will be required to pay a late pick up fee.
School Facilitiies 
Imaginations School provides modern facilities in and outside the classroom, which are utilized to give maximum benefit to the pupils in all academic and recreational activities.
Modern audiovisual teaching aids including VCDs and computer based equipment are made available for better understanding of some subjects. All classrooms are fully equipped such that class sessions are always practical, exciting and most fulfilling.
There is an ultra modern Closed Circuit TV available for monitoring the children all year round. There is also a Computer Room where the children are taught I.C.T.
School Curriculum 
Pre-School:
The Montessori method of teaching is used at Imaginations School. The Montessori method addresses children's basic needs and allows them to naturally develop and make the most of their innate capabilities.
Montessori education is a multi-age, child-oriented method of education designed to assist children in their natural process of growth and development. Based on a profound respect for children, Montessori provides a structured environment for individual learning. The classrooms are prepared environments equipped with a full range of educational materials. Children's natural curiosity leads to exploration and learning.
Primary:
For the Primary Section, a rich blend of the British and Nigerian curriculum is used. This is to ensure the children have an international exposure whilst still staying true to their Nigerian roots. A lot of emphasis is placed on reading and the Jolly Phonics synthetic method used to teach Literacy encourages early reading by the children.
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