Who We Are
Benbee Unique School, located in Awka, Anambra State, is the oldest private school in the city. Since its founding in 1984 by the late Chief B.C. Morah, the school has stood as a model of academic quality and moral discipline. From its humble beginning with only 9 pupils and 3 staff, it has grown into a full institution that now provides pre-school, nursery, primary, and secondary education.
Our Founder’s Vision
Chief B.C. Morah established the school with a simple but strong mission: to provide children with a quality education rooted in discipline and character. His passion for learning and community development set the foundation for what the school represents today. His legacy continues to guide every part of Benbee’s growth and development.
Our Core Values
- Discipline and integrity
- Academic excellence
- Respect for tradition and innovation
- Holistic growth of every child
- Commitment to community development
Our Mission
To provide a balanced education that combines academic excellence with moral discipline, preparing students to succeed in life and contribute positively to society.
Our Vision
To remain a leading educational institution in Awka and beyond, known for producing students of character, knowledge, and skill.
Our Brief History
Benbee Unique Schools, Awka, the oldest private school in Awka, was founded in 1984 by the late Chief B.C. Morah with just 9 pupils and 3 staff members. Established with a vision to provide quality education in the region, the school started as a small institution and gradually expanded over the years. Chief Morah, known for his dedication to education and community development, aimed to create a learning environment that would cater to the academic and moral growth of students.
Initially focused on nursery education, the school expanded to include primary education in 1991. Today, Benbee Unique Schools has grown in population with a staff strength of about 40.
Since its inception, Benbee Unique Schools has been committed to offering a well-rounded education, balancing academic rigour with extracurricular activities. The school has grown to become a notable institution in Awka, with a reputation for excellence in both nursery and primary education.
After the passing of Chief B.C. Morah, the school continued to uphold his legacy, maintaining high standards of education and producing graduates who excel in various fields. The institution remains a significant part of the educational landscape in the region, known for nurturing disciplined and academically sound students.
Continuing its legacy of growth, the school commenced offering secondary education in September 2024 and currently has both JSS1, JSS2 students, and JSS3 students will commence in September 2025.
