As the new academic session approaches for secondary and primary schools which is expected to begin September 9, Bradford College has maintained its reputation as one of the most disciplined institutions among private and voluntary schools in Kano State, Northwestern Nigeria.
The Executive Director and founder of the college, Alhaji Aminu Abdurrahman, emphasized that while parents invest significantly in their children’s education, Bradford College’s commitment to discipline and upholding moral standards is second to none among schools.
Abdurrahman also told Nigerian Tracker that the school operates a unique system known as BCTLS, which sets it apart from other schools in Nigeria. He noted that in addition to the theoretical knowledge imparted to students, the school emphasizes practical approaches to learning, ensuring that the knowledge gained stays with the students for life.
The Executive Director and founder added that they have not compromised on standards since the school’s inception.
One parent, Alhaji Haladu Ibrahim, praised the disciplined nature of the school, stating, “Apart from the unique aspect of practical skills imparted on students, what gives me peace of mind is the moral standard of the school. None of the children here is labeled as a spoilt brat.”
Located in Gandu Layout, Bradford College is known for its exceptional architecture, school uniforms, and other facilities, making it one of the top schools in Nigeria.
