SCHEME OF WORK FOR THIRD (3RD) TERM

SCHEME OF WORK FOR 3^RD TERM

SS1 COMPUTER STUDIES

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision
2.	Computer Application Software: Types of Application software, categories of application software.
3.	Programming Language: Definition of programming language, levels of programming language, features of each level, example of programming language.
4.	Basic Programming: meaning of BASIC, BASIC character, BASIC statement, Arithmetic operators, evaluation of arithmetic expression and simple BASIC program
5.	Revision/Test
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Communication System: types of communication system, broadcasting methods, types of telecommunication systems, Data Network, types of Computer networks, benefits of computer network.
9.	Application Areas of ICT: ICT based gadgets; operations of ICT based gadgets. Basic Computer Operations: Booting Process, Types of booting, component of the Windows, running an application and shutting down process.
10.	Word Processing: Definition of word processor and Word Processing, Example of word processor, features of word processor, word processing environment and features of word processing
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SCHEME OF WORK FOR 3^RD TERM

SS1 DATA PROCESSING

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision
2.	Word Processing Practical:
3.	Spreadsheet: definition of spreadsheet, uses of spreadsheet, and practical using MS-Excel.
4.	Database Management System: Definition of DBMS, Examples of DBMS, basic terminologies in DBMS, and Practical using MS- Access.
5.	Revision/Test
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Computer Ethics: Computer Room Management, Ethics and laboratory rules and regulations.
9.	Safety Measures in Computer: safety measures for users, safety measure in computer room/laboratory.
10.	General Computer Practical/computer maintenance.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SS2 COMPUTER STUDIES

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision
2.	Handling Computer Files: basic operation on computer file, steps involved in file creation; file assessment, differences between computer file and manual file, merit/demerit, limitations of computer file.
3.	Word Processing: examples of word processing package; Ms office suite, application areas of MS-Word, facilities available in word processor, features of word processor.
4.	Practical: Word Processing: loading, exiting, creating, saving, and retrieving files
5.	Revision/Test
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-term Break
8.	System Development Cycle: SDC description, stages in SDC, precautions involved in each SDC stages, program development stages.
9.	Program Development: What is program, characteristics of a good program, precautions to writing a good program, steps involved in program development, description of each step.
10.	Algorithms and Flowchart: definition of Algorithm and flowchart, functions of algorithm, characteristics, writing a simple program, flowchart symbols and interpretation.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SS2 DATA PROCESSING

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision
2.	File Organization: definition of computer file organization, criteria for computer file organization, types of file organization, file organization determinant.
3.	Internet: Definition of internet, terminologies in internet, browsers identification, features of browsers, benefits of internet, abuses of internet, and internet security.
4.	Presentation Package: definition of presentation package, examples, features of presentation package, Practical: Loading Ms-Power Point, creating new presentation, inserting new slide contents running and closing the application.
5.	Revision/Test
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-term Break
8.	Web Design Package: meaning of web design, uses of web design package, components of web design package, and examples of web design packages.
9.	Graphic Design Package: definition of graphics, examples of graphic packages, features of graphic packages (Corel Draw), tools identification and Corel Design practical.
10.	Computer Maintenance: general computer maintenance, how to clean computer monitor, how to clean the keyboard and mouse component replacement.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

COMMERCE SS1

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Foreign Trade documents; types of international trade documents
2.	Terms of quoting price in international trade; functions of custom authority, NPA NEPC etc
3.	Commodity exchange
4.	CAT I: AND Sole proprietorship; meaning and features
5.	Sole proprietorship: sources of capital
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Partnership; meaning, features and types.
9.	Kinds of Partners; formation and sources of capital.
10.	CATIII: Money, meaning, evolution, qualities and functions of money
11.	Revision
12.	Examination

COMMERCE SS2

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Banking system; meaning, origin of banking
2.	Commercial Banks; functions, types of accounts, and Roles of commercial banks
3.	Cheque: meaning and types
4.	CAT1: Central Bank; meaning and functions
5.	How Central Bank controls the commercial banks; Bureau de change
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Money: Evolution, qualities and functions of money
9.	Warehousing; definition, types and importance of warehousing
10.	CAT3, Revision
11.	Revision
12.	Examination

HISTORY JSS1

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Igbo-Ukwu culture
2.	Igbo-ukwu art and features
3.	Geo-political zones in Nigeria
4.	CAT1: and Pre-colonial Nigeria’s system of Administration
5.	Major Centralized states in pre-colonial Nigeria; meaning of centralized states, features and examples.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Major Centralized states II
9.	Kanem-Borno Empire
10.	CATIII
11.	Revision
12.	Examination

HISTORY JSS2

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Regions or sub-regions in Africa; Study the map of Nigeria Showing the regions and the Saharan.
2.	Trans-sahara Trade: meaning and Origin of trans Saharan trade.
3.	Organization and Nature of Trans Saharan trade; Factors that led to the development and declined of the trans Saharan trade
4.	CAT I:
5.	Effect of trans Saharan trade; positive and negative effects.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Brief history of colonization in Africa
9.	How Islam and Christianity entered Africa and Nigeria
10.	CATIII and Revision
11.	Revision
12.	Examination

SS1 LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	INTRODUCTION TO POETRY ü MEANING OF POETRY ü TYPES OF POETRY ü ELEMENTS OF POETRY
2.	THE POEM “A GOVERNMENT DRIVER ON HIS RETIREMENT” BY CHIBUKE ONU KINGSLEY. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTINGS OF THE POEM ü CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM.
3.	ü THEMES IN THE POEM “A GOVERNMENT DRIVER ON HIS RETIREMENT”. ü LITERALY DEVICES OF THE POEM ” A GOVERNMENT DRIVER ON HIS RETIREMENT”.
4.	THE POEM ” THE JOURNEY OF THE MAGI” BY T.S. ELIOT. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTINGS OF THE POEM ü CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM
5.	ü THEMES IN THE POEM “JOURNEY OF THE MAGI”. ü LITERALY DEVICES OF THE POEM ” JOURNEY OF THE MAGI”.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	THE POEM “THE SONG OF THE WOMAN OF MY LAND” BY OUMAR FAROUK SESAY. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTINGS OF THE POEM ü CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM
9.	ü THEMES IN THE POEM “THE SONG OF THE WOMAN OF MY LAND” BY OUMAR FAROUK SESAY”. ü LITERALY DEVICES OF THE POEM “THE SONG OF THE WOMAN OF MY LAND” BY OUMAR FAROUK SESAY “.
10.	THE POEM “DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT” BY DYLAN THOMAS. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTINGS OF THE POEM CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM.
11.	ü THEMES IN THE POEM ” THE POEM “DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT” BY DYLAN THOMAS”. ü LITERALY DEVICES OF THE POEM “THE POEM “DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT” BY DYLAN THOMAS”.
12	REVISION/EXAMINATION

SS2 LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	INTRODUCTION TO THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN” BY RALPH WALDO ELISON. ü ABOUT THE NOVELIST. ü ABOUT THE NOVEL ü SETTINGS OF THE NOVEL
2.	ü PLOT SUMMARY OF THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN” BY RALPH ELISON.
3.	ü PLOT SUMMARY OF THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN” BY RALPH ELISON. (CONT)
4.	ü PLOT SUMMARY OF THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN” BY RALPH ELISON. ü CHARACTERS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN”. THEMES IN THE NOVEL “INVISIBLE MAN”. NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES IN THE NOVEL ” INVISIBLE MAN” BY RALPH ELISON.
5.	THE POEM “RAIDERS TO THE TREASURE TROVE” BY LADE WOSORNU. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTING OF THE POEM. ü CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	THEMES IN THE POEM “RAIDERS TO THE TREASURE TROVE”. POETIC DEVICES IN THE POEM ” RAIDERS IN THE TREASURE TROVE”.
9.	THE POEM ” BAT” BY D. H. LAWRENCE. ü BACKGROUND OF THE POET/POEM. ü SETTING OF THE POEM. ü CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE POEM. THEMES IN THE POEM ” BAT” BY D. H. LAWRENCE. POETIC DEVICES IN THE POEM “BAT”.
10.	REVISION.
11.	REVISION/EXAMINATION.
12.

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	SYSTEM UNIT: control unit, Arithmetic and Logic Unit, Main Memory
2.	FUNDAMENTAL COMPUTER OPERATIONS i: Booting (Types of Booting) ii: (Steps involved in booting a computer system)
3.	IDENTIFICATION OF ICONS. i. Steps involved in shutting down the computer system
4.	COMPUTER ETHICS I: Components of an ideal computer laboratory Ii: computer room and its management ethics.
5.	i: Rules and regulations guiding a computer laboratory. ii: Good conduct in a computer laboratory.
6.	Mid-Term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	WORD PROCESSING PACKAGE (WORD PROCESSOR) i. Word processing ii. word processor iii. Advantages of word processing
9.	i. examples of word processors ii. steps for loading Microsoft window
10.	i. Basic elements of Microsoft window ii. Simple operations in word processing
11.	Application of ICT
12.	Revision/ Exams

COMPUTER JSS1 2023.

COMPUTER JSS2 2023.

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. i. Introduction to computer programming languages ii. Types of programming languages
2.	i. Differences between high level and low-level programming languages ii. Translators
3.	i. Some high-level programming languages
	Ii. Steps involved in writing computer programs
4.	i. Introduction to BASIC programming-Definition
	ii. Examples of BASIC
5.	Representation of data in BASIC variables
6.	Mid-Term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8	i. Key Basic statements ii. writing of programs using LET statement in BASIC
9.	Graphic packages
10.	Information and communication technology (ICT)
11.	The Internet
12.	Revision/ Exams

SOCIAL STUDIES JSS1 2023.

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Cultism: Definition, causes and effects
2.	Ways of solving the problems of cultism
3.	HIV/AIDS: i. Definition i. Modes of Transmitting HIV/AIDS
4	i. Effects of HIV/AIDS ii. How to prevent HIV/AIDS
5.	i. Safety Measures in our communities (Definition) ii. Need for Safety
6.	Mid-Term Exam
7	Mid-Term Break
8.	i. Safety measures at home ii. Safety measures in school etc
9.	Safety measures at work place.
10.	Safety guide lines for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists.
11.	People and their environment (physical and social environment).
12.	Revision/Exams

CIVIC EDUCATION JSS2 2023.

1.	Functions and powers of government i. Functions of the executive
2.	The Legislative Functions
3.	The judiciary Functions
4.	Qualities of judges of the judiciary
5.	House of Representatives
6.	Mid-Term Exams
7.	Mid Term Break
8.	Checks and Balances in government
9.	Importance of checks and balances
10 .	Leadership i. Types and Nature of Leadership
11.	Roles/qualities of good leadership
12.	Revisions/Exams

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SSS2

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Grammar: Adjectival /Adverbial Order Composition: Narrative Essay (My Easter Holiday)
2.	Grammar: Concord – Definition, Rules of… Composition: Article Writing
3.	Grammar: Concord cont’d Composition: Article Writing.
4.	Grammar: Direct/Indirect Speech Composition: Speech Writing
5.	Grammar: Affixation (prefixes, suffixes) Composition: Speech Writing
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Grammar: Adverbs (adjuncts, disjuncts, conjuncts) Composition: Expository Essay
9.	Grammar: Homonyms, Homographs, Homophones, Synonyms, Antonyms Composition: Expository Essay.
10.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SSS1

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Grammar: Tense – Definition, Types (present, past, future) Composition: Narrative Essay (My Easter Holiday)
2.	Grammar: Tense – Types (continuous, perfect) Composition: Expository Essay
3.	Grammar: Voicing (Active/ Passive); Affixation (prefixes, Suffixes) Composition: Expository Essay
4.	Grammar: Sentences – Definition, Types (declarative, imperative, interrogative) Composition: Formal Letter
5.	Grammar: Sentences (imperative, interrogative) Composition: Formal Letter
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Grammar: Sentences – Definition, Types (simple, compound) Composition: Descriptive Essay
9.	Grammar: Sentences(complex, compound-complex) Composition: Descriptive Essay.
10.	Grammar: Homonyms, Homographs, Homophones, Synonyms, Antonyms
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

ENGLISH LANGUAGE JSS1

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Grammar: Pronouns – Definition, Types (personal, reflexive, indefinite) Composition: Narrative Essay
2.	Grammar: Pronouns – Types (demonstrative, possessive, relative, interrogative) Composition: Formal Letter
3.	Grammar: Conjunctions – Definition, Types(coordinating) Composition: Formal Letter
4.	Grammar: Conjunctions – Types (subordinating, correlative) Composition: Expository Essay
5.	Grammar: Tense – Definition, Types Composition: Expository Essay
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Grammar: Synonyms/Antonyms Composition: Descriptive Essay
9.	Grammar: Homophones, Homonyms, Homographs Composition: Descriptive Essay.
10.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

JSS2 PHE

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Food, Nutrition and Health: the meaning of consumer health, components of consumer health, consumer right and information.
2.	Martial Arts (Judo): the general history of Judo, history of Judo in Nigeria
3.	Martial Arts (Judo) II: Skills and techniques, rules and regulations, importance of Judo.
4.	Basic Swimming Skills: types of swimming strokes, safety precautions, safety devices
5.	Human Trafficking: definition, types, health consequences or implications, causes and solution.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Sports and Society: the values of sports in the society—cooperation, crowd control, leadership etc.
9.	Sports Laws: the meaning, concept of sports laws— tort, negligence, legal liability and assault in sports.
10.	Career Guidance in PHE: Definition, branches, how to choose a career in PHE.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SS 1: Geography

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Mountains —– Meaning, types, mode of formation, importance.
2.	Weather and Climate 1 —- Meaning, element, weather records and importance.
3.	Weather and Climate 2 —- Factors that affects Climate, climatic region of the world.
4.	Nigeria —– Location, position, size, political division, physical features.
5.	Resources of Nigeria —– Meaning, types, economic importance.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Transportation —- Meaning, modes, means, importance, problems and solutions.
9.	Industry —– Meaning, classification, factors that affects the location of industry.
10.	Basic concept of Map Reading — Meaning, types, uses, scales, map distance and conversion.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SS 2 Geography

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Renewable and non-renewable resources: Meaning, types, advantages and disadvantages.
2.	Direction and Bearing: The major cardinal points, angular bearing, and compass direction.
3.	Representation of Relief Forms: Physical feature – knoll, conical hill. Methods of representing relief.
4.	World Population: Size, distribution patterns, population density, structure, factors affecting population distribution.
5.	Settlement: Meaning, types, factors of settlement location, settlement. Patterns.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Settlement Interaction: Types of interactions, interaction patterns: rural-rural, rural- urban, urban-rural, urban-urban,
9.	Geo-political Issues (Land Reclamation): Meaning of reclamation, reclamation methods, importance of land reclamation.
10.	GIS data: Identification, collection and sourced of data in GIS etc.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

JSS1 MUSIC

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	MUSICAL NOTES AND VALUES
2.	Duration of Notes in beats
3.	Musical Rests and their Values.
4.	Doted Notes and their Values.
5.	Method of extending note values.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Time signature (Symbols and uses).
9.	Baring of Music(Bar lines and double).
10.	KEYBOARD SETTING/ACCIDENTALS.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

JSS2 MUSIC

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	History of Western Music
2.	Music Before the 17th century
3.	some prominent Giovanny Palestrina
4.	Guilleemus Dufay, William Byrd and Jacob Arcadet.
5.	Baroque period (1600-1750AD).
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	History of J.S BACH.
9.	History of George Fredrick Handel.
10.	Henry Purcell.
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

SS1 MUSIC

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
2.	VOICE CLASSIFICATIONS
3.	TYPES OF CHOIRS
4.	MALE CHOIR.
5.	TRIADS AND CHORDS
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	PRIMARY TRIADS.
9.	TRIADS OF MAJOR AND MINOR KEYS
10.	TRIADS OF D MINOR (Harmonic form)
11.	Revision/test
12.	Examination

JSS 1 BASIC CHEMISTRY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision on (Periodic Table I)
2.	Periodic Table II (EC of 1st 10 elements)
3.	Periodic Table II (EC of 2nd 10 elements)
4.	Kinetic theory of matter I
5.	Kinetic theory of matter II
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Atomic Models
9.	Chemical symbols & formulae
10.	Revision/test
11.	Exams
12.	Closing

JSS 2 BASIC CHEMISTRY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revision (Separation techniques)
2.	Air pollution I
3.	Air pollution II
4.	Metals
5.	Non-metals
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Acids & bases
9.	Salts
10.	Revision/test
11.	Exams
12.	Closing

SS 1 CHEMISTRY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Salts II (Hydrolysis, characteristics & calculations of water of crystallization)
2.	Carbon and its Compounds I
3.	Carbon and its Compounds II
4.	Carbon and its Compounds II
5.	Chemical industries I
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Chemical industries II
9.	Chemical reactions (Definition & types)
10.	Revision/test
11.	Exams
12.	Closing

SS 2 CHEMISTRY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Electrolysis I
2.	Electrolysis II
3.	Oxidation-Reduction (Redox) reaction
4.	Solubility I
5.	Solubility II
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Radioactivity I
9.	Radioactivity II
10.	Hydrocarbons I
11.	Hydrocarbons II & Alkanols
12.	Examination/Closing

BASIC Geometry JSS1

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Construction: construction of parallel and perpendicular lines
2.	Angles: measurement of angles and classification
3.	Properties of angles: vertically opposite, adjacent, alternate and corresponding angles.
4.	Triangles: identification of angles at a point and angles on a straight line, sum of angles in a triangle
5.	Need for statistics: purpose of statistics
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Data collection: collection data in the class
9.	Data presentation
10.	Average: mean, median and mode
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

JSS2 BASIC Geometry

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	The Pythagoras’ rule: Right angle triangle and Pythagorean triples
2.	Application of Pythagoras’ rule to real life problems
3.	Data presentation: frequency table, pie charts
4.	Probability: Occurrence of chance events in everyday life
5.	Probability of chance events
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Construction: bisection of angles
9.	Construction of angle 60′, 30′ 90’etc
10.	Similar shapes: triangle, rectangles, squares etc
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

Further Mathematics

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Trigonometric ratios of compound angles and product formulae
2.	Differentiation: limit of a function, differentiation from first principle, differentiation of polynomials
3.	Differentiation of transcendental functions such as: SIN X, Exp AX, Log AX
4.	Rules of differentiation: product rule, Quotient rule, function of function
5.	Implicit differentiation
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Application of differential Calculus: Rate of change, gradient, maximum and minimum values, equation of motion
9.	Conic Section: The Circle, Equation of circle given centre and radius.
10.	Probability: classical, frequential axiomatic approaches to probability, sample space and event space, mutually exclusive, independent and conditional events
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

SS2 BIOLOGY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Ecological management: – types of association, tolerance, geographical range of tolerance
2.	Animal and plant adaptation. Pollution, types, effects and control of pollution.
3.	Conservation of natural resources. Methods, importance and problems of conservation.
4.	Pests and diseases of crops. Classification, life cycle and control of pest.
5.	Pests and diseases of crops. Classification, life cycle and control of pest.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Reproductive system in vertebrates. Eg reproduction in fish, reptiles, birds and mammals.
9.	Reproductive system in plants. Structures and functions of the reproductive organs, types of flowers, kinds of placentation
10.	Pollination in plants. Types and agent of pollination.
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

SS1 BIOLOGY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Tissue and supporting system: – Skeleton and supporting system in animals. Supporting system in plants. Biological significance, forms of supporting system eg, chitin, cartilage and bones. Joints, types and functions of joints
2.	Tissue and supporting system: – Skeleton and supporting system in animals. Supporting system in plants. Biological significance, forms of supporting system eg, chitin, cartilage and bones. Joints, types and functions of joints
3.	Basis ecological concepts. Ecosystem
4.	Food chain, food webs, tropic level, Pyramid of number.
5.	Microorganisms around us. Groups of microorganisms, concept of culturing.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Aquatic habitat: – characteristics of marine, estuary. Distribution of plants and animals in estuary. Adaptive features.
9.	Fresh water habitat. Characteristics of fresh water habitats, plants and animals in fresh water habitats and their adaptive features.
10.	Terrestrial habitat.
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

JS1 BASIC BIOLOGY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Drug abuse. Uses and side effects of drugs. Sources of drugs.
2.	Living things, plants and animals, characteristics of living things. Different between plants and animals.
3.	Living things, plants and animals, characteristics of living things. Different between plants and animals.
4.	Activities of living things: – movement, feeding, respiration, reproduction etc. And associated organs.
5.	Activities of living things: – movement, feeding, respiration, reproduction etc. And associated organs.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	The cell: – plant and animal cells, structure of plant cell, structure of animal cell. Different between plant and animal cells, similarities, functions of cell organelles.
9.	The cell: – plant and animal cells, structure of plant cell, structure of animal cell. Different between plant and animal cells, similarities, functions of cell organelles.
10.	The cell: – plant and animal cells, structure of plant cell, structure of animal cell. Different between plant and animal cells, similarities, functions of cell organelles.
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

JS2 BASIC BIOLOGY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Circulatory system: The heart, blood vessels, structure of blood, blood test, and blood grouping.
2.	Circulatory system: The heart, blood vessels, structure of blood, blood test, and blood grouping.
3.	Circulatory system: The heart, blood vessels, structure of blood, blood test, and blood grouping.
4.	Digestive system: Parts of digestive system. Digestion. Process and various stages of digestion. Absorption of digested food. Simple food test.
5.	Digestive system: Parts of digestive system. Digestion. Process and various stages of digestion. Absorption of digested food. Simple food test.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Reproductive system: Parts and functions of reproductive system. Puberty, importance of reproduction
9.	Reproductive system: Parts and functions of reproductive system. Puberty, importance of reproduction
10.	Excretory system. Excretory organs, and functions. Need for excretion, Excretory products.
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

JS3 BASIC BIOLOGY

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Resources from living things. Plants resources, animal resources. Economic importance of resources.
2.	Drug abuse 1 11-Healthy lifestyle. Drug control agencies Eg NAFDAC, NDLEA etc
3.	Metabolism in human body, forms in which excess food are stored in the body. Places of storage, problems associated with food storage.
4.	Revision and past questions.
5.	Revision and past questions.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Reproductive system: Parts and functions of reproductive system. Puberty, importance of reproduction
9.	Reproductive system: Parts and functions of reproductive system. Puberty, importance of reproduction
10.	Excretory system. Excretory organs, and functions. Need for excretion, Excretory products.
11.	Revision/Exams
12.	Closing

JSS1 CIVIC EDUCATION

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	CONSTITUTION: * Meaning of Constitution *Types of Constitution
2.	CONSTITUTION (cont.) * Sources of Constitution *Functions of Constitution
3.	Human Rights Meaning of Human Rights Types of Human Rights *Examples of Human Rights
4.	Human Rights (cont.) * Control on Human Rights
5.	Obligations of Citizens * Meaning of obligation * Types of obligations * Consequences of nonperformance of obligations
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	SOCIAL ISSUES (Traffic Rules and Regulations) * Meaning of Traffic Rules and Regulations *Road signs and Traffic Lights
9.	Traffic Rules and Regulations (cont.) Causes of Roads Accident Prevention, etc.
10.	Revision
11.	Test/Exams
12.	Closing

SS1 CIVIC EDUCATION

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	HUMAN RIGHTS (UDHR) ” Meaning of UDHR * Historical Background of UDHR
2.	HUMAN RIGHTS (cont.) The seven core freedoms of UDHR Responsibility of individuals, government/ groups in the UDHR
3.	CULTISM * Meaning of Cultism The activities of cult groups in our society Cult names/cult symbols Female cult groups *Secret cult groups in Secondary Schools
4.	Cultism (cont.) * Origin of Secret Cults in Nigerian Schools * Reasons for establishing cults Reasons why Students join cults Consequences of Cultism * Prevention’s
5.	LAW & ORDER * Meaning of law Institutions empowered to enforce the law Purpose of law
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	LAW & ORDER (cont.) Meaning of Orderliness Forms of Orderliness * Virtue of Orderliness * Roles of Orderliness in our lives * Characteristics of a society exhibiting law and order
9.	RESPECT for CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY * Meaning of Authority Meaning of Constituted Authority Meaning of Respect for Constituted Authority Causes of Roads Accident Prevention, etc.
10.	Respect for Constituted Authority (cont.) * Forms of Constituted Authority * Types of Constituted Authority * Functions of Authority.
11.	Test/Exams
12.	Closing

SS2 CIVIC EDUCATION

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	DRUG TRAFFICKING * Meaning of drug trafficking * Reasons for drug trafficking * Prevention’s * NDLEA/ NAFDAC * Functions of NDLEA/ NAFDAC.
2.	RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD * Meaning of Responsible Parenthood * Roles / Importance of Responsible Parenthood * Consequences of Irresponsible Parenthood
3.	TRAFFIC RULES and REGULATIONS. * Meaning of Traffic Rules and Regulations * Traffic Signs
4.	TRAFFIC RULES and REGULATIONS (pedestrian) * Who is a pedestrian? * Traffic rules for pedestrian * Reasons for obeying traffic regulations
5.	Traffic Rules (cont.) * Ways to obey traffic rules * Traffic offences * Roles of Individuals/ Government in Maintaining Traffic Rules and Regulations * Prevention’s * FRSC) other Road maintenance Agencies and their functions.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Relationship (Inter personal Relationship) * Meaning of Interpersonal Relationship * Types of Interpersonal Relationship * Obligations of a man to his wife in a social set up and vice versa * Factors to consider before entering into marriage * Benefits of Marriage * Skills that promote Interpersonal Relationship
9.	Inter – communal Relationship * Meaning of Inter- communal Relationship * Levels of Inter- communal Relationship
10.	Inter-communal Relationship (cont.) Importance of Inter- communal Relationship Skills for resolving conflicts, etc .
11.	Test/Exams
12.	Closing

SS1 ALGEBRA

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Joint/Partial Variations
2.	Factorization of Quadratic Expressions
3.	Factorization of Quadratic Equations
4.	Solutions of Quadratic Equations of the form ab = 0, a = 0 or b = 0 and formation of Quadratic Equations.
5.	Quadratic Equations from given roots
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Logical Reasoning; simple statements
9.	Logical Reasoning; compound statements
10.	Logical operations/symbols. Revision
11.	Test/Exams
12.	Closing

SS2 ALGEBRA

WEEKS	TOPICS
1.	Revisions/ Logical Reasoning; simple statements.
2.	Logical Reasoning; compound statements
3.	Linear inequalities in one variable
4.	Linear inequalities in two variables/CAT1
5.	Word problems leading to inequalities.
6.	Mid-term Exams
7.	Mid-Term Break
8.	Range of values of combined inequalities
9.	Algebraic Fractions; simplifications and operations in Algebraic Fractions
10.	Equations involving Algebraic Fractions/ CAT2
11.	Test/Exams
12.	Closing