Why We Charge N42m as Primary School Fees-Lagos School

In response to the public outcry over the reported N42 million annual school fees for primary school students at Charterhouse, a newly established private British school in Lagos, the management has issued a statement.

Mr. Damilola Olatunbosun, the school’s Director of Communications, Admissions, and Marketing, stepped forward to address the criticism surrounding the hefty fees. He defended the pricing by underscoring Charterhouse’s commitment to providing a prestigious and value-driven education, which he argued justifies the high cost.

Olatunbosun emphasized that Charterhouse distinguishes itself as more than just a conventional educational institution; it is a world-class establishment that appeals to parents seeking top-tier education for their children.

He noted a significant interest from parents, both locally and internationally, who recognize the inherent value of Charterhouse’s educational offerings.

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Responding to concerns about the affordability of the fees, Olatunbosun pointed out that Charterhouse provides a level of quality comparable to leading schools in the UK.

He asserted that, in comparison to the expenses associated with sending children abroad for education, enrolling them at Charterhouse presents a more cost-effective option for parents.

Despite facing criticism, Charterhouse remains resolute in its dedication to delivering value for the investment in education. The institution highlights the unique opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities it offers to students as evidence of its commitment to excellence.