As schools across Nigeria resume for the third term of the 2025/2026 academic calendar, Bethel Heights British International School in Abuja, is attracting attention for its proactive alignment with newly introduced government education policies.
The school’s proprietress, Pastor Mrs Mary Akem, said the institution is committed to quality and innovation, with Computer-Based Testing (CBT) standing out as a major milestone in compliance with federal directives aimed at modernising assessment systems.
“Our goal is not just to comply, but to lead by example. We have invested in functional computer systems and created a conducive digital environment where students are trained consistently to navigate CBT platforms.
“This has significantly improved examination efficiency, minimised malpractice, and ensured accuracy in results processing,” she said.
The head of school, Mrs Temitope Nathaniel Imegwu, highlighted additional policy implementations, including full integration of digital literacy into daily teaching, strengthened continuous assessment systems, and inclusive education practices designed to provide equal learning opportunities for all learners.
“Teacher development remains a priority. Our staff actively participate in workshops and training programmes to stay aligned with evolving government standards and modern teaching methodologies,” she said.
She further stressed the school’s commitment to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment, noting that student welfare, health, and safety remain central to its operations.
With these strategic efforts, Bethel Heights British International School is positioning itself as a model institution for implementing government policies while advancing a technology-driven and inclusive education system.
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