Relocation to the Permanent Site

Thoroughbred Schools has announced plans to relocate all of its operations from the current temporary site on Awgu Street Abakaliki to its purpose-built permanent campus, beginning with the September 2026 academic session. The decision follows a Parents-Teachers Forum (PTF) meeting, where the school’s Director explained that a health facility has commenced operations within the unused section of the current premises. In line with Ebonyi State Government regulations, schools are not permitted to operate within the same facility as a hospital. Parents at the meeting unanimously supported the relocation, citing both compliance and the advantages of the new site. The permanent campus, already approved for educational use, is expected to provide a more spacious and conducive learning environment for pupils. School management also assured parents of a smooth transition process, with measures in place to support students as they move to the new location.

JSS1 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

According to information released by the school management, the examination will be held at the institution’s temporary site on Awgu Street, Abakaliki, while the main campus is located at No. 1 Thoroughbred Road, along the Enugu–Abakaliki Expressway. The entrance exam is open to pupils currently in Primary 4 (Basic 5) and Primary 5 (Basic 6) who are seeking admission into Junior Secondary School 1. The school has set the entrance fee at ₦10,000, with payments to be made via First Bank (Account Number: 2041418176) in favor of Thoroughbred Schools. Parents and guardians interested in enrolling their children are encouraged to complete registration early, as registration will close 24 hours before the examination date. For further inquiries, the school has provided the following contact lines: 08036924626 and 08052258683. Thoroughbred Schools, known for its emphasis on competence, character, and creativity, continues to position itself as a leading institution in Ebonyi State, committed to nurturing well-rounded students built on strong academic and moral foundations.

Odumosu Schorlarship for the Indigent and Intelligent

Thoroughbred Schools has unveiled plans for its Odumosu Scholarship for the Indigent and Intelligent (OSII), aimed at supporting academically gifted pupils from financially challenged backgrounds. According to the school’s management, the scholarship program will be open to both current pupils of Thoroughbred Schools and students from other institutions who demonstrate strong academic potential but lack the financial means to access quality education. Successful candidates under the OSII scheme will benefit from a full tuition waiver throughout their level of education, offering a significant opportunity for bright students to thrive without financial burden. The application process is set to begin on July 6, 2026, with a non-refundable application fee of ₦1,000. The scholarship test is scheduled to take place on August 23, 2026, at the Main Hall of the Thoroughbred Schools Permanent Site, located off the Enugu–Abakaliki Expressway. School authorities noted that the initiative reflects their continued commitment to educational inclusion and excellence, ensuring that no talented child is denied access to quality learning due to financial constraints.

Thoroughbred Alumni Excel Internationally

Three of our graduating students from the 2024 set have secured direct, fully funded scholarship awards to study advanced artificial intelligence engineering and medicine at standard universities in Canada and the United Kingdom.

This bears testament to the solid foundation, digital capacity, and character grooming that Thoroughbred Schools Abakaliki instills in its learners from early childhood basic grades.

Annual Cultural Day Celebration Held Elegantly

Diversity in heritage, harmony in character! Our primary basic grades and college students wore colorful traditional attire representing various cultural groups across the nation, sharing standard cuisine, language facts, and folklore.

The event promotes respect for community structures, building empathy and social capacities key to our global leadership curriculum.