Charterhouse Lagos, a newly established British school in Nigeria, has been met with criticism over its reported annual fee of N42 million for primary school students, along with a non-refundable registration fee of N2 million. This revelation has stirred debate among the public, raising questions about accessibility and affordability in the education sector.
In response to the outcry, Mr. Damilola Olatunbosun, the Director of Communications, Admissions, and Marketing at Charterhouse, has come forward to defend the school’s fee structure. Olatunbosun emphasized that Charterhouse offers a premium and value-driven educational experience, unlike any other institution in the country.
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Despite the hefty price tag, Olatunbosun highlighted the quality of education and facilities provided by Charterhouse. The school boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, with plans for further development on a sprawling 70-hectare campus in Lekki. Olatunbosun underscored that the fees reflect the investment made to ensure a world-class learning environment for students.
Furthermore, Charterhouse aims to provide a unique educational experience that combines British standards with Nigerian culture. Olatunbosun reiterated that while the fees may seem high, parents who choose to enroll their children at Charterhouse understand the value proposition and are willing to invest in their children’s future.
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Despite the criticism, Charterhouse remains resolute in its commitment to delivering excellence in education. The school believes that its fee structure is justified by the unparalleled quality of education and opportunities provided to students.
As the debate continues, Charterhouse maintains its position, confident in its mission to provide a top-tier educational experience for students in Nigeria.
Source: Tribune Online
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