Sultan Hanafi Royal Schools is one institution operating five schools, and each of them keeps its own office. This page exists so that nobody has to guess which one they need: below are the school's own particulars, a directory setting out what every office actually decides, and three forms that reach the desk that can answer them. Every enquiry received here is entered on the register and answered by a named officer.
Sultan Hanafi Royal Schools
Established July 2016 · Ikorodu, Lagos State, Nigeria
The Campus15 Imowonla Road, AP Bus Stop, Off Gberigbe–Agura Road, Ikorodu, Lagos State, NigeriaOpen in Maps →
The hours below are the hours the offices actually keep, set out to the clock rather than described. The institution is open seven days a week: the long days carry the full school day and the evening administration behind it; Thursday and Friday close earlier for the Jumu‘ah observance and the week’s close; and the weekend keeps a shorter desk for the School of Islamic and Arabic Studies and for families who cannot come on a weekday. Telephone or send a WhatsApp message before travelling and the office will have the right officer expecting you.
Monday – Wednesday7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday & Friday7:30 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Out of termRegistrar & Admissions staffed
The Directory
Which Office Decides What
An enquiry sent to the wrong desk is an enquiry that waits. Every office of the institution is set out below with the matters it actually decides, so that a letter reaches the officer who can answer it rather than the officer who must forward it.
Where an enquiry concerns the safety of a child, it is treated as a safeguarding disclosure regardless of the desk it arrives at, and is escalated the same day under SW-01. Personal information sent through any form on this site is held and used under the Data Protection & Privacy Policy.
Write to the School
Three Ways to Reach Us in Writing
Each form below reaches a different desk. Choose the one that matches what you need, and the enquiry arrives with the officer who can act on it rather than the officer who must pass it on.
01
A General Enquiry
Anything not covered below — a question about a school, a programme, a facility, or the institution itself. It reaches the general office.
02
A Campus Visit
The surest way to understand a school is to stand inside it. Tell us when, and which school interests you, and the office will confirm the hour.
03
Detail in Writing
Ask for the particulars of any school, programme or facility — including current fees for the class you have in mind — and the office will send them in writing.
Getting Here
Finding the Campus
The school stands in the Imowonla community of Ikorodu, on the Gberigbe–Agura corridor, a short way off the main road at the AP Bus Stop. A family arriving for the first time should telephone or send a WhatsApp message from the bus stop, and someone will come out to meet them.
By road
Take the Gberigbe–Agura Road and turn at the AP Bus Stop into Imowonla Road. The campus is at number 15, on the left, behind the green gate carrying the school's name and its website.
By public transport
Ask for the AP Bus Stop on Gberigbe–Agura Road. Imowonla Road runs off it, and the campus is a short walk in. Telephone from the stop and the office will direct you the rest of the way.
Before you set out
Send a WhatsApp message or telephone ahead. The office will confirm the hour, tell you which officer will receive you, and have the papers you asked for ready when you arrive.
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