Age Groups
Junior Explorers: 7-11. Future Players: 12-17.
Holiday Learning Through Gaming and Technology
Play. Learn. Compete. Create.
A colourful school-holiday programme where children explore VR, racing, flight simulation, console gaming, teamwork and creative problem-solving in a supervised Player One environment.
VR discovery
Racing challenges
Flight simulation
Creative play
Team quests
Ages 7-17
Monday-Friday
Programme Time: 12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Check-in: From 11:30 a.m.
Pickup: 4:00 p.m.
Proposed from NGN 65,000
Play. Explore. Think. Move. Compete.
Structured holiday recreation for young gamers and technology explorers.
Quick Programme Summary
What parents need to know first
Supervised holiday discovery with guided play, station rotation, parent communication and clear safety expectations.
Weekly Cohorts
One cohort runs Monday to Friday during recognised school holidays.
Branch Options
Surulere, Yaba and Victoria Island are planned branch options.
Supervised Rotation
Children rotate through guided gaming, simulation, teamwork and creativity stations.
Food and Refreshments
Parents should ensure children have eaten before arrival. Information about refreshments or snacks will be confirmed before official registration opens.
Dates
Dates will be announced. Join the priority list to be contacted first.
What Children Will Experience
Guided activities with a learning-through-play structure
Each station turns play into practice: movement, confidence, communication, problem-solving and responsible competition.
Virtual Reality Exploration
Step into new worlds safely
Outcome: curiosity, focus and comfort with immersive technology.
Flight Simulator Experience
Control, attention and patience
Outcome: coordination and careful decision-making.
Racing Simulator Challenges
Speed is not the only goal
Outcome: control, reaction and improvement through practice.
Console Gaming and Esports Awareness
Compete with sportsmanship
Outcome: teamwork, fair play and responsible competition.
Nex Playground and Interactive Problem-Solving
Move, solve and respond
Outcome: movement, timing and group participation.
Team Games and Creative Activities
Create, reflect and celebrate
Outcome: confidence, creativity and shared memories.How the Week Works
A structured Monday-to-Friday rhythm
This timetable is provisional until final cohort dates and programme operations are approved. Final branch-specific details will be shared before each official cohort.
- 11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.Arrival and check-in.
- 12:00 p.m.–12:20 p.m.Welcome, safety briefing and team allocation.
- 12:20 p.m.–1:30 p.m.First guided activity rotation.
- 1:30 p.m.–1:50 p.m.Snack and social break. Refreshment details will be confirmed before official registration opens.
- 1:50 p.m.–3:20 p.m.Second activity rotation, challenges and team activities.
- 3:20 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Competition, project activity or supervised exploration.
- 3:50 p.m.–4:00 p.m.Wrap-up, recognition and pickup preparation.
Who It Is For
For children who enjoy active, structured discovery
Curious Beginners
Children trying gaming, VR or simulation in a guided environment.
Young Gamers
Players who enjoy games and need structure, sportsmanship and rotation.
Technology Explorers
Children interested in VR, simulation, movement technology and digital play.
Team Activity Lovers
Children who enjoy group challenges, team scores and friendly competitions.
Holiday Experience Seekers
Families looking for a more structured school-holiday activity.
Parents should share any relevant support needs during the full registration stage once official registration opens. This interest page does not collect those details.
Branches and Planned Cohort Sizes
Choose the branch you may prefer
These are planning figures from the GameEdu documentation. Official availability will be confirmed when registration opens.
Surulere Flagship Experience
Adeniran Ogunsanya Mall / Shoprite Mall, Surulere, Lagos.
- Planned size: 16-20 children
- Minimum cohort: 10
- Includes Flight Simulator and Nex Playground
Yaba Adventure Experience
E-Center Mall / Ozone Cinemas, Yaba, Lagos.
- Planned size: 12-15 children
- Minimum cohort: 8
- Includes Toy Car Crawler Challenge
Victoria Island Core Experience
Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island, Lagos.
- Planned maximum: 10 children
- Minimum cohort: 6
- Smaller, controlled premium environment
Programme Fees
Proposed fees from the approved GameEdu configuration
Payment is not currently accepted on this page. Parents who register interest will be contacted when official cohort dates and secure registration are available.
Proposed early interest pricing once official registration opens.
Proposed standard programme fee for one Monday-to-Friday cohort.
Deposit will reserve a provisional place only after secure registration opens.
Registering interest does not guarantee early-bird eligibility, a confirmed seat or a payment slot.
What Parents Can Expect
Clear structure, supervision and communication
Supervised Activities
Game Hosts guide participants through safe use, turns, rules and station goals.
Age-Appropriate Grouping
Junior Explorers and Future Players can be separated for selected activities and competitions.
Branch-Based Limits
Each branch cohort has a planned size so the experience can stay manageable.
Parent Communication
Official cohort information, arrival guidance and pickup procedures will be shared before commencement.
Register Interest
Be first to know when registration opens
This is not full registration. It only lets the GameEdu team know that you want updates when official dates and secure registration become available.
Sponsor a Future Player
Help a child discover gaming and technology
Individuals, schools, organisations and brands may support access to GameEdu. Sponsorship interest is collected first; payment and beneficiary handling will only happen through an approved secure process.
Schools and Organisations
Discuss a group or sponsored cohort
GameEdu can be discussed with schools, churches, youth organisations, NGOs, corporate sponsors and community groups that want structured holiday recreation.
Discuss a Group or Sponsored CohortParent FAQ
Simple answers before official registration opens
What is GameEdu?
GameEdu is Player One's supervised school-holiday gaming and technology experience for children and teenagers. It uses VR, simulation, console gaming, movement, creativity and teamwork to provide structured recreation.
Is GameEdu only for experienced gamers?
No. It is also for curious beginners and young people who want to explore technology and games in a guided environment.
Which branches will host the programme?
The planned branches are Surulere, Yaba and Victoria Island. Each branch can open independently for each holiday week.
How much will the programme cost?
The proposed fees are NGN 65,000 early bird, NGN 75,000 standard, and a proposed NGN 25,000 reservation deposit when official registration opens.
Does registering interest confirm a seat?
No. Registering interest does not confirm a seat, guarantee early-bird access or accept payment.
When will cohort dates be announced?
GameEdu runs during recognised school-holiday periods. Final dates will be announced before official registration opens.
Can I sponsor a child?
Yes. You can register sponsorship interest now. Sponsorship payment and beneficiary handling will be managed through an approved secure process later.
Will meals or refreshments be provided?
Parents should ensure children have eaten before arrival. Information about refreshments or snacks will be confirmed before official registration opens. This should not be treated as a full meal plan.
How will safety and parent consent be handled?
Full registration will collect consent, welfare, pickup and emergency information through a secure process before attendance. This interest page does not collect those details.
When will official registration open?
Final details will be provided before official registration opens.
Be first to know when registration opens
Join the GameEdu priority list for parents, sponsors, schools and organisations.