First term begins
Classes resume for the 2026/2027 academic year across all eight classes.
Est. 2010 · Lower Mawoh, Limbe · Bilingual
A 100% pass rate.
Registration is
5,000 francs.
Goddy Tabi has consistently sent every single candidate through the First School Leaving Certificate and Common Entrance. On a secured campus with a full football field, a computer laboratory and spacious classrooms — in English and French, from age two.
100%
Pass rate, public exams
5,000F
Registration, all classes
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Years in Limbe
3yrs
Reading & writing from age
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- 100% pass rate maintained in the First School Leaving Certificate and Common Entrance
- Walled, gated campus with a single controlled entrance
- Full football field and a large playground
- Computer laboratory with typing from the early years
- Clean pipe-borne water on campus
- Fully bilingual — English and French from age two
The record
Every candidate. Every year.
Goddy Tabi has consistently maintained a 100% pass rate in the First School Leaving Certificate and Common Entrance — the two examinations that decide which secondary school a Cameroonian child walks into.
That is not luck and it is not selection. Class 6 pupils follow a dedicated examination preparation programme of remedial and revision classes, carried as its own line in the school's fee structure so that it is properly resourced rather than squeezed into the margins of the day. The school registers every candidate itself, so no place is ever lost to a missed deadline or a form filled in wrongly.
100%
Pass rate
First School Leaving Certificate
& Common Entrance
& Common Entrance
The literacy promise
Every child reads and writes. From age three.
This is the promise the school is least willing to break. It does not matter what level your child arrives at, or where they are coming from — our literacy programme carries every child to reading and writing, in both languages, starting at three years old.
Most schools quietly accept that a few children in every class will fall behind and stay there. We treat a child who cannot yet read as a problem the school has not solved, not a problem the child has. The weekly reporting exists partly for this: a child who is slipping is visible in the same week, to the teacher and to you, while it is still a small thing to fix.
Inside the literacy programmeThe campus
Room to learn, room to run, and a gate you can trust.
Space is the thing parents notice first and photographs never quite capture — so here it is in plain terms.
A gated, supervised campus
A walled campus with one controlled entrance, supervised through the school day. For a parent leaving a small child, this is the thing that lets you go to work and stop thinking about it.
A full football field
Not a corner of a yard. A proper field, which is why the school can run real inter-class leagues rather than a kickabout at break.
Spacious classrooms
Rooms with genuine space to move, to group children for an activity, and to display their work — the difference between a classroom and a holding pen.
A computer laboratory
A dedicated lab, with keyboard and typing work running from the early years as a standing part of the fee structure so it never gets cut.
Clean pipe-borne water
Pipe-borne water on campus. Unremarkable until you have seen what its absence does to a school day, and to a child's health.
A large playground
Because a child who has run is a child who can sit still, and because break is the part of school they will actually remember.
Clubs & programmes
Where a child finds the thing they are good at.
A primary school that only teaches lessons has only found out what half its children are good at.
- Majorette & band club — the school's own marching band and majorette corps. Discipline, performance and a great deal of pride, on public display.
- Football club & leagues — a real league played on a real field, with tables, fixtures and something to play for.
- Entrepreneurship programme — children learn to make something, cost it and sell it. In Cameroon that is not an enrichment activity; it is a life skill taught early.
- Literacy programme — reading and writing for every child from age three, whatever level they start from.
What it costs
Add all that up, then look at the price.
A 100% pass rate, a secured campus, a football field, a computer laboratory, a band, and bilingual teaching from age two. Here is the whole cost of a year, published in full.
Registration
5,000FCFA
Once, at the start. The same in every class, from Pre-Nursery to Class 6.
Tuition for the year
60,000FCFA
Payable in three instalments — or five in Pre-Nursery and Nursery 1. Never demanded as a lump sum.
Computer & typing
1,500FCFA
The computer laboratory programme, for the year.
Goddy Tabi Connect
Your child's week, on your phone, every week.
Most parents find out how the term went at the end of it. Ours find out on Friday. Goddy Tabi Connect is the school's own parent application — not a group chat, but the system the teachers actually work in.
- A written report every week — what your child did well, what needs work, and what you can do at home.
- Attendance the same morning — an absence is never a surprise a fortnight later.
- The week in pictures — Spotlight sends the classroom's best moments straight to you.
- Fee reminders before a deadline, not after it.
Included for every family at no charge. It installs from the browser — no app store, and it works on the connections we all actually have.
Watch
A few minutes is worth a thousand words.
Video from around the school — the band, the league, a lesson in the computer laboratory.
Come and stand in it.
The field, the band, the classrooms, the laboratory — all of it is fifteen minutes of your afternoon away.
What's on Live
Term dates and school news.
The 2026/2027 academic year began on 7 September 2026. Dates below are published from the school calendar.
Registration open for 2026/2027
Places remain in selected classes. Registration is 5,000 FCFA and secures the place.
Class reports to parents
Every class publishes a written report to parents through Goddy Tabi Connect each week.
Knowledge & wisdom for a successful future.
Come and see it for yourself.
Walk the field, look into the classrooms, meet the teacher your child would have. Registration for 2026/2027 is 5,000 FCFA and takes an afternoon.