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Many of Atlantic Hall’s students will be leaving home for the first time and a number of them have families outside Lagos. Atlantic Hall ensures that all students have a home away from home, where they feel included, appreciated and part of a close-knit community.
Students at Atlantic Hall live in comfortable, fully air-conditioned rooms. Each year group has its own block consisting of 5 or 6 rooms with modern day conveniences. All hostels have common rooms, games areas, and study areas. The students share common rooms where they can relax, watch television, or entertain themselves.
House Parents have individual accommodation within students’ quadrangles in the hostels to ensure supervision at all times. The school’s medical personnel also reside within the hostel to provide First Aid treatment should the need arise.
Our students live in comfortable fully air-conditioned rooms. Each year group has its own block comprising 5 or 6 rooms with modern day conveniences. All hostels have; Common Rooms, Games Areas, and Study Areas. The students share common rooms where they; relax, watch television or entertain themselves.
House Parents have individual accommodation within students’ quadrangles in the hostels to ensure supervision at all times. Our medical personnel also reside within the hostel to provide first aid treatment should the need arise.
Atlantic Hall is committed to caring for the students and helping all children to realize their full potential. As stand-in parents, Atlantic Hall personnel establish meaningful relationships with all students, adopting a family style environment which is both warm and well disciplined. Students are taught to be responsible and also build foundational moral values such as discipline, respect, courtesy, diligence, and integrity.
The school ensures that students learn basic domestic work by integrating chores into their daily routine. Spiritual guidance and activities for Atlantic Hall students include daily morning and evening devotion in the hostels, regular Muslim fellowships on Fridays, and Christian services on Sundays.
We are committed to caring for the students and helping each child to realize their full potential. As stand-in parents, we have meaningful relationships with our students adopting a family style environment which is both warm but well disciplined. We teach them to be responsible and also lay foundational moral values such as discipline, respect, courtesy, diligence & integrity.
We ensure that they learn basic domestic work by integrating these chores into their daily routine. Spiritual guidance & activities for our students are daily morning and evening devotion in the hostels, regular Muslim fellowships on Fridays and Christian services on Sundays.
Atlantic Hall offers medical services and medical care for all of its students at all times. The school’s fully functional medical center has male and female wards, a consulting room, treatment room, quarantine room, nurse’s station and a fully stocked pharmacy. The clinic is also equipped with a fully functioning ambulance and includes the basic medical equipment necessary to perform basic diagnostic services and First Aid care in the case of any emergency. The school has established a formal working relationship with nearby hospitals to provide any medical services or care that is beyond the scope of the school’s clinic.
The medical center is staffed by resident doctors, nurses and health assistants. The school medical professionals would be pleased to discuss medical issues related to students with parents and happily liaise with a student’s regular GP, consultant, or other medical staff, (e.g. physiotherapists ) as needed.
An ambulance is on campus to convey students in an emergency situation to partner hospitals in referral cases. All emergencies are assessed on merit and referred accordingly. Minor /routine treatments are carried out at the school’s campus clinic.
All prescribed and non-prescribed medications or drugs must be handed over to the clinic’s medical team who will record the medication, quantify the contents, and arrange dispensing according to the prescription. All medications must be presented in a sealed clear plastic bag with the student’s name and year group clearly marked.
The dispensing and storage of prescribed medications is overseen by the dedicated medical team to cover a range of non-critical conditions such as malaria.
An Ambulance is on campus to convey students in an emergency to partner hospitals in referral cases. All emergencies are assessed on merit and referred accordingly. Minor /routine treatments are carried out at our clinic on campus.
Under no circumstance should a student be in possession of medication excluding Ventolin (for Asthma) and only if authorized by the Doctor. The dispensing and storage of prescribed drugs is overseen by the dedicated medical team to cover a range of non-critical conditions such as malaria.
All prescribed and non-prescribed medications or drugs must be handed over to the medical team who will record the medication, quantify the contents and arrange dispensing according to the prescription. All medications must be presented in a sealed clear plastic bag with the student’s name and year group clearly marked.
One of the several advantages of life in boarding school is the opportunity to participate in a wide range of extra–curricular activities. Activities offered at Atlantic Hall include opportunities related toSports, Arts, Science, Music, Service, Cultural and Leadership.
Most students who have attended Atlantic Hall have had many opportunities to get involved in extra-curricular activities outside the classroom. Students can participate in activities that interest them and they are encouraged to take part in activities they might not have considered previously. Participation in these activities tends to build confidence and tends to have a positive effect on a student’s overall progress and achievement.
Teachers and boarding house staff offer their time to plan and supervise these activities. Some activities offered incur an additional fee while others are free of charge.
Each student selects activities to participate in during the week and on weekends. Students are encouraged to select at least one sport. Practice sessions are held for students who are in a house or on the school team.
Each term allows for a level of diversity in and changes to the after school activity programme, and the students are encouraged to participate in at least one new activity each term, to try out something new.
These activities are especially important in teaching the benefits of teamwork, co-operation & involvement.
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