Full List: UNILAG Releases New 2026 School Fees for International School Lagos Students

Full List: UNILAG Releases New 2026 School Fees for International School Lagos Students

  • The University of Lagos (UNILAG) announced the new 2026 school fees for students of the International School Lagos (ISL)
  • The institution, established on November 9, 1981, continues to play a key role in providing quality secondary education for the university community
  • The updated fees were structured to reflect different categories of parents, including staff, retired staff, and non-staff

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) announced the new 2026 school fees for students of the International School Lagos (ISL).

The school was established on November 9, 1981, to provide secondary education for the children of lecturers and other staff.

International School Lagos provides quality secondary education within University of Lagos.
UNILAG releases 2026 school fees for International School Lagos students. Photo credit: ISL
Source: UGC

At the time, UNILAG already had a primary school, but there was a clear need for a secondary school.

The movement of ISL to its permanent site in October 1983 was described as one of the high points in the history of the University of Lagos. The school has since grown into a reputable institution with 125 teaching staff and 29 non-teaching staff. The current Acting Principal of the school is Mr. K.O. Amusan.

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UNILAG 2026 school fees announcement

UNILAG confirmed that the new tuition fees for International School Lagos students had been released for 2026. The fees were structured according to categories of parents and guardians.

- Tuition for non-staff was set at N380,000.00.

- Tuition for LUTH/ULWS/retired staff was fixed at N300,000.00.

- Tuition for UNILAG staff was announced as N105,000.00.

Importance of International School Lagos

The announcement highlighted the role of ISL in supporting the academic community of UNILAG. The school was created to serve the children of lecturers and staff, and it continues to play a vital role in the university’s educational system.

Mr. K.O. Amusan, the Acting Principal, was reported to have emphasised the importance of maintaining quality education while ensuring that the fees remained structured to reflect the different categories of parents.

The release of the new 2026 school fees for International School Lagos is considered another step in the institution’s long history since its establishment in 1981.

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Acting Principal Mr. K.O. Amusan leads International School Lagos staff and students.
Parents pay structured tuition fees at International School Lagos in 2026. Photo credit: ISL
Source: UGC

University of Lagos changes colours of 19 faculties

Legit.ng earlier reported that the University of Lagos has officially released the designated colours for its newly expanded faculties, marking a vibrant new chapter in its academic evolution. The institution, which recently grew from twelve to nineteen faculties, described the initiative as a celebration of diversity, identity and unity within its scholarly community.

According to university officials, each faculty now carries a distinct colour that reflects its values, spirit and contribution to the university’s legacy. These colours will be incorporated into ceremonial regalia, faculty branding and official events, reinforcing a sense of pride and recognition across campus.

The university stated that the colour assignments were chosen with symbolic relevance in mind, aiming to visually distinguish each faculty while maintaining a cohesive institutional identity. University representatives noted that the colour-coded system is expected to become a defining feature of the institution’s academic culture, enhancing visibility and fostering unity among departments.

Source: Legit.ng

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