UK Boarding Schools Target Nigerian Students in Abuja and Lagos Fairs

UK boarding schools are engaging with Nigerian families at fairs in Abuja and Lagos to promote academic and extracurricular programs. Led by Mark Brook, founder of Mark Brook Education, the event aims to provide insight into the holistic development offered by British boarding schools.
Schools like Bromsgrove School, Canford School, Cardiff Sixth Form College, and others are participating to showcase their academic excellence and diverse opportunities. Representatives like Alex Battison from Wellington School emphasize personalized student support, while Michael Punt from Bromsgrove School highlights the institution's popularity among West African students.
Henrietta Lightwood from Cardiff Sixth Form College notes the appeal of UK education to ambitious Nigerian students seeking top universities. The fairs are set to take place at Transcorp Hilton in Abuja and Georg Hotel Ikoyi in Lagos, offering a platform for Nigerian families to explore educational options in the UK.
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