Director
Dr. Mrs. Magret Ndoma-Egba
Founder and visionary leader committed to holistic child development.
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Bridge-End International School is a private co-educational school established in September 2001. Located within the Federal Housing Estate in Calabar, the school provides a calm and supportive environment where children can learn, grow, and discover their abilities.
The school serves children across the Early Years and Primary levels. Its educational approach exposes pupils to a broad range of academic, creative, practical, and extracurricular experiences designed to support the all-round development of every child.
Bridge-End maintains small class sizes to encourage closer interaction between teachers and pupils. In the Early Years section, classes are supported by two teachers to provide more individual attention.
Bridge-End International School was established in September 2001 in the Federal Housing Estate, Calabar.
Expanded facilities to accommodate growing Early Years and Primary sections.
Integrated digital tools and e-learning platforms across all classes.
Celebrated over two decades of academic excellence and character formation.
To provide quality education that ensures the all-round development of the child.
These values guide how our pupils learn, work, and relate to one another every day.
Bridge-End International School is committed to maintaining high academic standards through qualified and professionally trained teachers. Teaching staff receive ongoing guidance through internal and external supervision, workshops, seminars, and other professional-development programmes.
The school also recognises and rewards commitment, punctuality, dependability, long service, and excellence among members of staff.
Director
Founder and visionary leader committed to holistic child development.
Head of School
Oversees academic and administrative operations of the school.
The school maintains a sick bay where basic first-aid support is available during school hours. Parents or guardians are contacted promptly when a child requires further medical attention.
Children experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness should remain at home until they have recovered. Parents and guardians are encouraged to cooperate with the school’s health guidance to protect the wider school community.
Bridge-End International School has an active Parent-Teacher Association that meets at least once each term. Parents, guardians, teachers, and other relevant members of staff are encouraged to participate in PTA meetings and school-community activities.
Pupils are required to wear the official school uniform supplied or approved by Bridge-End International School. Uniforms produced outside the school’s approved arrangement may not be accepted.
From Monday to Thursday, the recommended footwear is black shoes with white socks. On Fridays, pupils wear the approved sportswear with white trainers and white socks.