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I wanted a school that teaches good manners, not just ABC and 123. My twins now greet elders properly, tidy their own toys, and do their homework without being chased. Their teachers are qualified, caring and always reachable on WhatsApp. I’d recommend Royal Decency School to any parent in Meiran and old Ota Road.

My daughter barely spoke when she started. I was worried she’d be lost in the crowd. The teachers at Royal Decency School were patient, never rushed her, and celebrated every small win. Now she recites poems at our family gatherings. This school builds confidence, not just grades.

I visited six schools before choosing Royal Decency School. Some were expensive, but the classrooms were crowded. Here, the class sizes are small, the fees are fair, and my son gets real attention. In one term, he went from hiding behind me to leading his class in morning prayers. Every naira was worth it.

As a nurse working night shifts, I needed a nursery and primary school in Meiran where I could trust my child was safe until I got back. At Royal Decency School, the teachers treat the children like their own. They call me if he so much as sneezes. His phonics has improved so much that he now reads the signboards on our street out loud!

I wanted a school that teaches good manners, not just ABC and 123. My twins now greet elders properly, tidy their own toys, and do their homework without being chased. Their teachers are qualified, caring and always reachable on WhatsApp. I’d recommend Royal Decency School to any parent in Meiran and old Ota Road.

My daughter barely spoke when she started. I was worried she’d be lost in the crowd. The teachers at Royal Decency School were patient, never rushed her, and celebrated every small win. Now she recites poems at our family gatherings. This school builds confidence, not just grades.

I visited six schools before choosing Royal Decency School. Some were expensive, but the classrooms were crowded. Here, the class sizes are small, the fees are fair, and my son gets real attention. In one term, he went from hiding behind me to leading his class in morning prayers. Every naira was worth it.

As a nurse working night shifts, I needed a nursery and primary school in Meiran where I could trust my child was safe until I got back. At Royal Decency School, the teachers treat the children like their own. They call me if he so much as sneezes. His phonics has improved so much that he now reads the signboards on our street out loud!