Lycée d'excellence de Niamey

The Lycée d'Excellence de Niamey is a public secondary school, located on the right bank of the Niger River in Harobanda within the École des mines, de l'industrie et de la géologie (EMIG) near Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey, pending the completion of its own premises, an unfinished project since the school's establishment.

Lycée d'Excellence de Niamey
Address
Niamey, Niger


Niger
Coordinates13.500823, 2.087435
Information
TypePublic Boarding School
MottoTemple of Knowledge, Crucible of National Unity
EstablishedOctober 10, 1996
FounderS.E.M Ibrahim Baré Mainassara
PrincipalDiambala Bourahima
Faculty25 (including administration)
GradesGeneral secondary education
Number of students150
CampusBuildings HD and HE (Upper) of EMIG
AffiliationsMinistry of Secondary Education of Niger
WebsiteBlog of the Lycée d'Excellence

History

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The Lycée d'Excellence de Niamey was founded by Ibrahim Baré Maïnassara in 1996 with the aim of providing the Nigerian nation with an elite in the civil domain, following the creation of the network of military Prytanées.

At the inception of the school, it was decided to temporarily install it within the EMIG until the completion of its own premises.

Admission conditions

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Admission to the tenth grade is through a competitive examination for candidates with an average score of 13/20 or higher in the ninth grade.[1]

Baccalaureate results

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Year Success Rate
2018 100 %
2017 100 %
2016 97.50 %
2015 100 %
2014 100 %
2013 100 %
2012 100 %
2011 100 %
2010 100 %
2009 100 %
2008 100 %

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Lycée d'Excellence de Niamey: A Model of Promoting Academic Excellence". fasoexcellence.org via Wikiwix. 2016-02-16. Retrieved 2023-11-18..
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