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The school has 8 arms across all classes, with an average of 30 students per class.

The school is registered with WAEC (approved June 2011) and NECO (approved October 2011). The computer laboratory is also an accredited JAMB CBT examination centre.

Science students study Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Further Mathematics, alongside core subjects. The science laboratories are well equipped to support practical learning.

Arts students study Literature in English, History, Government, Christian Religious Studies and Fine Art, among other subjects. The Arts arm trains students who are expressive, analytical and culturally aware.

Commercial students study Commerce, Accounting, Economics and Office Practice. This arm builds the entrepreneurial and financial foundation that students need to lead in business and the economy.

Yes. All subjects at PJP are handled by qualified and experienced teachers. The school maintains a high academic standard and any student wishing to stand out must be prepared to go the extra mile.

Students are assessed through continuous assessment tests, mid-term examinations and end-of-term examinations. Results are published at the end of each term and can be accessed through the school's online result portal.

Yes. The school prepares SS3 students thoroughly for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The school's computer laboratory is an accredited JAMB CBT centre, giving students the advantage of practising in a familiar environment.

Results can be checked on the school's result portal at app.pjp.school. You will need the student's registration number, class, term and session. A scratch card pin may be required depending on the school's current policy.

The school has separate hostels for boys and girls. The hostels are well ventilated with good toilet facilities and a treated water supply.

The school is fully fenced with security guards and modern security gadgets installed around the premises. Optimal security measures are in place at all times to ensure the safety of every student.

Yes. The school maintains a steady supply of both electricity and treated water to ensure a comfortable and conducive environment for students at all times.

Yes. The school has a well-equipped library stocked with textbooks, reference materials and supplementary reading resources to support students across all arms and classes.

Yes. As a Catholic institution, the school has a chapel where students attend Mass and engage in spiritual formation. There are also provisions for students of other Christian denominations.

The school has a robust ICT and Microsoft suite as well as an accredited JAMB CBT computer laboratory. Students are exposed to digital skills as part of their overall formation.

The school provides primary and secondary health care services through the school health centre. For cases requiring higher medical attention, the school liaises with standard hospitals close to the school.

Visiting day is every last Sunday of the month. Parents and guardians are warmly welcome to visit their children on this day.

Yes, the school observes public holidays. However, students are not permitted to go home during public holidays if the school is in session.

The school provides meals for its boarding students. Students are fed within the school premises as part of the boarding arrangement.

A full list of boarding requirements — including bedding, toiletries, clothing and stationery — is provided during the admissions process and at the start of each academic year. Parents are advised to follow the official list strictly.

The school is a strictly coordinated co-educational institution. Housemaster and housemistress staff supervise students in the hostels and maintain discipline in line with the school's code of conduct. The school's slogan — "You must be different to make the difference" — is lived out in hostel life as much as in the classroom.

The use of mobile phones by students is regulated by the school's policy. Parents are advised to check the current policy with the school office before sending phones with their children.

Yes. PJP students participate in inter-school sporting and academic competitions at the local government, state and sometimes national level. These competitions build teamwork, confidence and healthy competition.

Yes. The school encourages students to participate in various clubs and societies that support their intellectual, spiritual and social development. These complement the academic programme and form a key part of the PJP experience.

Yes. The school actively develops students' public speaking, critical thinking and argumentation skills through debate and quiz activities. These are seen as key tools in raising confident and articulate future leaders.

Gifted student-athletes are identified and given opportunity to develop and represent the school. However, the school maintains that academic excellence and moral formation must go hand in hand with any co-curricular talent.

Admissions are primarily into JSS1 (Junior Secondary School Year 1) and SSS1 (Senior Secondary School Year 1), subject to availability. Applications into other classes may be considered based on space and academic standing.

Yes. All prospective students must sit and pass the school's entrance examination as part of the admissions process. The examination tests the candidate's readiness for the level they are applying to.

Typically required documents include: birth certificate, primary school leaving certificate (for JSS1 applicants), most recent report card, passport photographs, and a completed application form. Please confirm the full list with the admissions office as requirements may be updated.

PJP was founded on the vision of making quality education accessible and affordable to children of middle and low income families. The school's fee structure reflects that founding commitment. Contact the school office for current fee information.

Mid-term admissions are considered on a case-by-case basis depending on availability of space and the student's academic records. Prospective parents should contact the school office directly to discuss their situation.