Success stories
From timid, to top of the class.In parents’ own words.
Written stories
The perfect balance for my girls in diaspora
“The Forge Academy is rooted in Godly principles and values, with tutors who are very patient and supportive. I love that they pray and read a Bible verse before most classes, and my 7 and 9 year olds often bring up what they learn in conversations with me. As much as I am keen on academic excellence, I appreciate the extra effort the tutor makes in keeping them grounded. I also love the mix of play and learning, which keeps the girls engaged. I highly recommend The Forge Online School to parents in diaspora who want to give their kids a touch of culture and exposure to their Nigerian roots.”
Mrs Chioma Ifionu
Parent in Diaspora
A remarkable transformation in reading
“My six-year-old son, Elijah, had a strong desire to learn how to read. With the support and structured approach of The Forge Online School, he did not only begin reading, he also developed a clear understanding of his letters and their sounds. Watching his confidence grow has been incredibly rewarding. If your child needs extra support to thrive in school, I highly recommend The Forge. Elijah is living proof that with the right guidance, patience and learning environment, children can achieve remarkable progress.”
Mrs Purity Chioma Ugwu
Parent of Elijah Ugwu, age 6
A beautiful transformation in spelling and writing
“My eight-year-old daughter, Deborah, struggled with letter writing and spelling. Through the patient teaching and engaging approach of The Forge, she developed a genuine interest in learning and made remarkable improvements in both. What stands out to me is their ability to identify a child's learning needs and give the right support. They don't just teach; they help children discover their abilities and build confidence in learning. Thank you, Forge Online School.”
Mr Lawrence
Parent of Deborah Ugwu, age 8
From bottom set to top three
“In Year 5 she was in bottom-set maths. Last term she came home with an 89% and asked if she could tutor her cousin. That's not the same child.”
Adaora N.
Lagos · Year 6 parent
Four hours here for one hour there
“For the price of one hour of London tutoring, we get four hours at The Forge, with better teachers. It shouldn't feel this obvious.”
David & Toyin
London · Year 7 parent
I finally know what he knows
“The monthly reports are the thing. I finally know what my son actually knows, not what his previous school hoped he did.”
Chidera A.
Houston · Year 6 parent
He raised his hand for the first time
“His teacher WhatsApped me on a Tuesday. He raised his hand. First time in three years. I cried at my desk.”
Ngozi & Emeka
Abuja · JSS2 parent
Common Entrance, first choice
“She got into her first-choice secondary. But what matters is she went into the exam believing she could.”
Uche O.
Port Harcourt · Year 6 parent
Both worlds, one child
“Now she can hold her own at her Manchester school AND at Sunday lunch with my mother. That's what we came for.”
Ifeoma R.
Manchester · Year 8 parent