Welcome to
First International Academy
ABOUT US
First International Academy (FIA)is a school founded in 1997. The school was formerly situated
along east west road close to St Jude Catholic Church Rumuokoro, before moving down to its permanent site, off Airport road-GU
Ake Road. Port Harcourt in 2011. The school has the nursery-primary section (reception class-nursery-primary) as well as secondary
section (JSS1-3 and SS1-3). FIA is one of the government
approved private schools in Rivers state authorised to present students to write external examinations.
OUR MISSION
To provide Quality and affordable education for purposeful living of the child.
CORE VALUES
- INTEGRITY & DISCIPLINE .
- TEAM WORK
- GOOD MORALS
- TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY
- CREATIVITY/INITIATIVE
CONTACTS
PARENTS, STUDENTS, & TEACHERS' RELATIONSHIP
It is not news that FIA does not advertise for new intakes on, television or radio like most schools do. This is not because the school cannot afford it, rather it would be right to say that the relationship that exists between the parents, students and teachers has evolved into FIA as a family. Parents, and students that have graduated from the school, do the adverts. Most new intakes come for enquiry via recommendations from parents that have their wards currently in FIA or have graduated.
FIA as a school treats concerns and requests of parents with regards to their children as top priority to ensure that the needs of students are met to a reasonable extent in the course of their learning experience.
DISCIPLINE/MORALS
FIA in partnership with parents is unrelenting when it comes to instilling discipline in our students. In FIA, there are no sacred cows. There is enforcement of school rules and regulations at all levels. Lateness to school, defaulting in doing assignments, inappropriate dress code etc. are seriously frowned at, and attracts punitive measures which sometimes include sending the student home.
We have also recorded some cases where some students were expelled from school for certain offenses, regardless of their parents or guardian's status. This was geared towards teaching the students certain consequences of unruly behavior. In this, FIA reinforces our belief in not allowing one bad egg spoil the rest.