Campus · Lower Mawoh, Limbe
Space, safety,
and clean water.
A secured campus in Lower Mawoh with a full football field, a large playground, a computer laboratory and classrooms with room to actually teach in.
- Walled & gated campus
- Full football field
- Large playground
- Computer laboratory
- Spacious classrooms
- Pipe-borne water
Security
One gate. Watched all day.
This is the first thing most parents ask about and the last thing they stop thinking about, so we put it first.
The campus is walled, with a single controlled entrance that is supervised throughout the school day. Children are inside the perimeter from the moment they arrive until the moment they are collected, and nobody wanders in off the street.
Security on its own is not safeguarding, so it does not stand alone here. Roll call is taken on the school system every morning, which means a child who does not arrive is noticed within the hour rather than at the end of the day — and someone calls home.
Sport
A full football field — not a corner of a yard.
Plenty of schools in town will tell you they do sport. Ask to see where. Goddy Tabi has a large football field, which is the reason the school can run a proper inter-class league — fixtures, tables, and something to play for — rather than a kickabout when there happens to be time.
Alongside it is a large playground for the younger classes. Physical education is timetabled for every class, every week, because a child who has run is a child who can sit still.
The football league & clubsClassrooms
Rooms with space to teach in.
The classrooms are genuinely spacious — room to group children for an activity, room for a teacher to reach any desk, and wall space to display the work children are proud of.
That sounds like a small thing written down. It is not. A cramped room forces a teacher to teach from the front to everybody at once, which is exactly the teaching that leaves the slowest and the quickest child behind at the same time. Space is what makes the literacy programme physically possible.
The literacy programmeComputer laboratory
Keyboards, from the early years.
The school has a dedicated computer laboratory, and computer studies is a full teaching subject rather than an after-school extra.
You can tell how seriously a school takes something by whether it appears in the fee structure. Computer and typing does — 1,500 FCFA a year, in every class from Pre-Nursery to Class 6. It is a standing line, which is precisely why it never becomes the thing that gets quietly dropped when the timetable is tight.
A child who leaves Class 6 here is comfortable at a keyboard. In 2026 that is no longer an advantage; its absence is a handicap.
Water & health
Clean pipe-borne water on campus.
The campus has clean pipe-borne water. It is the least glamorous thing on this page and one of the most important.
A school without reliable clean water is a school where children drink less than they should, wash their hands less than they should, and lose days to illness that was entirely avoidable. Days lost are lessons lost, and lessons lost are how a child falls behind and stays behind.
Visit
None of this is hard to verify.
Come during teaching hours on any ordinary school day and look at all of it yourself — the field, the lab, the classrooms, the gate. We do not run a special version of the school for visitors.
Registration is 5,000 francs.
For a secured campus with a football field, a computer laboratory and a 100% pass rate behind it.