St Teresa's College was founded by His Grace, Most Rev. Dr. Charles Heerey, Archbishop of Onitsha, in 1948 as a Grade II Teacher Training College, with Rev. Fr. William Butler as the founding principal. In 1952 it became a secondary school, to give a sound Catholic education to the boys of the vast Archdiocese of Onitsha.
Today the college is owned by the Catholic Diocese of Nsukka and is the talk of the town in discipline, sports and academic excellence. Its motto, Bonum Eligere, means "aiming at the highest good".
Eleven departments and a "fail and fail out" rule that keeps standards high.
Daily devotion, discipline and service, rooted in the Catholic faith.
Either you are or you are not. No two ways about it. Only the best is good enough.
Eleven teaching departments prepare every Teresan for the BECE and the SSCE, in theory and in the laboratories.
17 principals have led the college since Rev. Fr. William Butler founded it in 1948.
For more than seven decades, St Teresa's College has drilled, schooled and shaped boys into men who are the light of justice and peace.
Qualified graduate staff in eleven departments.
Daily devotion and Mass in the college chapel.
Boarding life built for total discipline.
STOBA branches across Nigeria, the UK and the USA.
News from St Teresa's College and the St Teresa's Old Boys Association.
Forms are sold at the college and at the Bulletin Office of the Catholic Diocesan Secretariat, Nsukka. The entrance examination holds on the first Saturdays of August and September.
Principals, students and old boys on the college that formed them.
The campus, our students and our old boys, from the college photo albums.