Learning that builds, year on year.
From Nursery to Grade 12, every stage of a B. W. Harris education is designed to develop confident, capable and principled young people.
Four stages, one continuous journey.
Early Childhood
Our early childhood classes give children a caring, structured start: early reading and number skills, songs and play, and the confidence and habits they need for elementary school. Each year ends with a preschool graduation celebrated with families.
Elementary School
Pupils build strong foundations in English Language, Mathematics, General Science and Social Studies, with Christian education and a full programme of activities alongside.
Junior High School
Students deepen core subjects with specialist teachers and begin to explore the sciences, languages and technical subjects that shape their senior high pathway.
Senior High School
Senior students prepare for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), higher education and the world of work, with sciences, humanities and practical electives.
Subjects taught across the school.
Following the Liberian national curriculum, our teachers deliver a broad programme of academic, technical and faith-based subjects.
- Languages & Humanities
- English · French · History · Geography · Civics · Economics
- Mathematics & Sciences
- Mathematics · Biology · Chemistry · Physics · Computer
- Technical & Vocational
- Accounting · Drafting · Electricity · Cosmetology · Home Economics
- Faith & the Arts
- Doctrine (Christian education) · Art & Craft · School Choir
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teachers and staff, with qualifications ranging from certificates and diplomas to bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
WASSCE preparation
Senior high students are prepared for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination through focused teaching and revision.
Learning beyond class
Quiz competitions, spelling bees and academic tournaments, including a runner-up finish in the 2026 District Inter-High School Quizzing Competition.
Entrance assessments.
New students sit an entrance assessment suited to their age. Early childhood applicants complete an age-appropriate assessment, while elementary and junior high applicants take papers in English Language, Mathematics, General Science and Social Studies.
Admissions guide