HARMONISED SCHEME OF WORK COMBINED

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SACRED HEART CATHOLIC COLLEGE, IJEBU-ODE

HARMONISED SCHEME OF WORK COMBINED

GENERAL MATHEMATICS

JSS ONE - FIRST TERM

Wk Content Sub-topic Remarks

1 Whole

Numbers

Counting and writing numbers in millions.

Counting and writing numbers in billions

and trillions.

Approximation of large numbers.

2 Whole

Numbers

Word problems involving large numbers.

Place value of a digit in any given number.

Significant figures in approximation and

estimation.

3 Fractions Equivalent fractions.

Ordering of fractions.

Conversion of fractions to decimal and vice

versa.

4 Fractions Conversion of fractions to percentage and

vice versa.

Using fractions to share commodities

(word problems involving fractions).

5. International

system of

units

Introduction to S.I. units

Types of quantities: Length, Mass,

Capacity, Time, and Money.

6. Algebraic

processes

Open sentences.

Letters and symbols to represent numbers.

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Application of basic operations on

algebraic terms: Additions and subtraction,

multiplication and division of algebraic

terms, including word problems.

7. Geometrical

solids

Identification and classification of

geometrical solids.

Combination of basic geometrical solids.

8. Geometrical

solids

Faces, edges, and vertices of some basic

geometrical solids.

Drawing and making models of

geometrical solids.

9. Introduction to

statistics.

Definition of statistics.

Meaning and uses of statistics.

Types of statistics.

Purposes of statistics.

Sources of statistical information.

10. Revision

exercises on

weeks 1 -9

works.

Revision exercises on:

i. Whole numbers and fractions ii. International system of units. iii. Algebraic processes (use of

symbols). iv. Geometrical solids. v. Introduction to statistics.

JSS ONE - SECOND TERM


1. Basic operation

on numbers

Addition of whole numbers.

Subtraction of whole numbers.

Word problems on addition and

subtraction of whole numbers.

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2. Basic operation

on numbers

Addition and subtraction of fractions and

decimals.

Word problems on addition and

subtraction of fractions and decimals.

Illustration of directed number using

number line.

3. Binary number

system

Conversion of base ten numerals to base

two numerals.

Conversion of base two numerals to base

ten numerals.

Conversion of numbers in other bases less

than ten to base two.

4. Binary number

system

Addition of numbers in base two.

Subtraction of numbers in base two.

Multiplication of numbers in base two.

5. Algebraic

processes II:

simplification of

algebraic

expressions.

Collection of like terms.

Positive sign before the bracket.

Negative sign before the bracket.

Ordinary number before the bracket.

Word problems.

6. Geometrical

plane shapes.

Plane shapes.

Regular and irregular polygons.

Methods of varying basic properties of

geometrical plane shapes, triangles,

quadrilaterals and circles.

7. Angles Measurement of angles.

Intersecting lines.

Parallel lines.

8. Angles Angles in a triangles.

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Application of angles to bearing.

Applications of angles to angles of

elevation and depression.

9. Collection and

presentation of

data

Collection of data.

Presentation of data.

Cumulative frequency and curves.

Median.

10. Revision

exercises on

weeks 1-9.

Revision exercises on all the topics taught

in second term.

JSS ONE – THIRD TERM


1. L.C.M. and

H.C.F.

Least Common Multiples (LCM): finding

multiples of whole numbers.

LCM of whole numbers using different

methods.

2. L.C.M. and

H.C.F.

Highest Common Factor (HCF): finding the

factor of whole numbers.

Word problems on LCM and HCF.

3. Algebraic

process III:

simple

equations.

Equations: algebraic sentences.

Mathematical sentences.

Solutions of simple equations.

4. Estimation and

approximation.

Estimating the dimensions and local

distances within the school.

Estimation of calculation involving mass

and weight.

Estimation of calculation involving length.

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Approximating values of addition and

subtraction.

Approximating values of multiplication and

division.

5. Perimeter, Area

and Volume of

plane shapes.

Perimeter of regular and irregular plane

shapes.

Perimeter of a parallelogram.

Perimeter of arcs and sector of a circle.

6. Perimeter, Area

and Volume of

plane shapes.

Area of regular and irregular shapes.

Area of sector of a circle.

Surface area of geometrical solids.

Volume of geometrical solids.

7. Geometrical

construction.

Constructing perpendicular lines, parallel

lines, triangles and quadrilaterals; using a

mathematical set.

8. Introduction to

computer

Historical background of development of

computer.

Earlier systems of counting: fingers,

counting sticks and stones, abacus,

logarithm’s table, slide rule.

Calculating machine:

17th century invented calculators: the

pascaline, stepped (ready), recorner.

19th century calculating machines:

Jacquard’s loom Babbage’s difference

engine,

Hollerith’s machine.

Electronic computers: definitions, functions

and uses.

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Computer professional and users.

9. Revision

exercises on

topics 1 – 8

Revision exercises on:

LCM and HCF

Algebraic processes III: simple equations.

Estimation and approximation

Perimeter, area and volume of plane

shapes.

Geometrical construcgins.

Introduction to computer.

10. Revision

exercise on

first, second

and third terms

work

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JSS TWO- FIRST TERM


1. Whole numbers

and decimal

numbers

Whole numbers in standard form.

Decimal fractions in standard form.

2. Whole numbers

and decimal

numbers

Prime numbers and prime factors.

Perfect square.

3. Whole numbers

and decimal

numbers

Common multiples and lowest common

multiple (L.C.M).

Common factors and highest common factor

(H.C.F).

Square root of perfect square by factor method.

4. Fractions Expressing fractions as ratios, decimals and

percentages.

Expressing ration, decimals and percentages as

fractions.

5. Transactions in

homes and

offices

Household arithmetic.

Commercial arithmetic.

Value orientation.

6. Approximation Approximation of numbers to certain numbers of

decimal places.

Approximation to certain numbers of significant

figures.

7. Multiplication

and division of

directed

numbers.

Square of numbers

Square root of numbers.

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8. Multiplication

and division of

directed

numbers.

Charts, records and schedules.

Multiplication and division of directed numbers.

9. Expansion and

factorization of

algebraic

expression.

Expansion of algebraic expression.

Factorization of simple algebraic expression.

10. Expansion and

factorization of

algebraic

expression.

Factors of algebraic expression.

Highest common factor (HCF) of algebraic

expression.

JSS TWO- SECOND TERM


1. Algebraic

fractions

Equivalent fractions.

Least common multiples (LCM) of algebraic

expressions.

Algebraic fractions with monomial denominators.

2. Algebraic

fractions

(Contnd)

Simple equation involving algebraic fraction.

Word problems on algebraic fraction.

3. Linear

inequalities

Symbols of inequality.

Number line.

Representation of inequality on the number line.

4. Linear

inequalities

Linear inequalities in one variable.

Graph of inequalities.

Solution of inequalities.

Word problems involving inequalities.

5. Linear graph The x- axis and y- axis.

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Location of points on a plane.

The position of points on a number line.

The Cartesian plane.

6. Linear graph Straight line graph.

Linear equation in two variables.

Application of graph to real life situations.

7. Linear graph

contnd.

Plotting points from the table of value.

Conversion graphs.

8. Geometrical

plane shapes.

Properties of plane shapes.

Polygons: regular and irregular polygons.

Application to patterns and designs.

9. Angles in a

polygon

Polygon

Sum of interior angles of a convex polygon.

10. Angles in a

polygon contd.

Polygons

Sum of exterior angles of a convex polygon.

JSS TWO- THIRD TERM


1. Scale drawing

and bearing.

Meaning of scale drawing.

Length in scale drawing.

Choosing a scale.

2. Scale drawing

and bearing.

Bearings.

Bearing using scale drawing.

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3. Angles of

elevation and

depression.

Angles of elevation.

Meaning of angles of elevation.

Measurement of angles of elevation.

Use of angles of elevation, Pythagoras rule,

equilateral and isosceles triangle and scale

drawing in calculating measurement.

4. Angles of

elevation and

depression.

Angles of depression.

Meaning of angles of depression.

Measuring of angles of depression.

Uses of angles of depression in calculating

measurement.

5. Presentation

and pictorial

representation

of data.

Data presentation.

Arrangement of data in terms of magnitude.

Grouping of data.

6. Presentation

and pictorial

representation

of data.

Pictorial representation of data.

Pictogram.

Histogram, bar chart, and pie chart.

Properties of pie chart and bar chart.

Line graph.

7. Introduction to

probabilities.

Definition and meaning of probabilities.

Probability of other events and their calculation.

8. Introduction to

probabilities.

Occurrence of chance events in everyday life.

Probability of chance events.

9. Introduction to

computer II

Identification of modern computers.

Classification of modern computers.

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10. Introduction to

computer II

contd.

Computer hardware.

Computer software.

JSS THREE- FIRST TERM


1 Whole numbers and

decimal numbers.

Binary number system.

Basic operations in binary system.

2. Whole numbers and

decimal numbers.

Conversion of binary numbers to other

bases.

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3. Whole numbers and

decimal numbers.

Translation of word problems to numerical

expressions.

4. Expressions involving

brackets and

fraction.

Use of brackets in numbers.

Brackets and fractions in equations.

Word problems on numbers.

5. Direct and inverse

proportion.

Direct and inverse proportion.

Application of direct and inverse proportion

to practical problems.

6. Compound interest. Compound interest.

7. Approximation Decimal places.

Significant figures.

Concept of Pi (𝜋).

8. Algebraic processes. Factorization of algebraic expressions.

9. Algebraic processes. Factorization by grouping.

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10. Algebraic processes. Factorization of quadratic expression.

JSS THREE- SECOND TERM


1. Simple equations

involving fractions.

Revision of simple equation.

Fractions with unknown denominator.

2. Change of subject

of formula

Introduction and definition of formulae.

Changing the subject of a formulae.

3. Simultaneous linear

equation.

Solving systems of linear equations by

graph.

Solutions of simultaneous linear equations

by graphic method.

4. Simultaneous linear

equation.

Solution of simultaneous linear equation by

elimination method.

Solution of simultaneous linear equation by

substitution method.

Word problems on simultaneous linear

equation.

5. Area of planes

shapes.

Area of triangles.

How to solve quantitative problems on

area.

Area of parallelograms.

Area of trapeziums and kites.

6. Area of plane

shapes.

Area of circles.

Area of semi-circles.

Area of quadrants.

Area of a sector.

Area of a segment.

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Area of land.

7. Variation. Direct variation.

Inverse variation.

8. Geometrical

construction.

Construction of perpendicular lines.

Construction of a perpendicular bisector of

a line segment.

Application to the construction of some

loci, medians, altitudes, and parallel lines.

Construction of the bisector of an angle.

Application to the construction of some

loci, inscribed and excribed circles.

9. Geometrical

construction

Copying an angle.

Application to the construction of parallel

lines and some loci.

Construction of special angles i.e. 300, 450,

600, 900.

Construction of other angles e.g. 150, 750,

1050, 1350, 1500.

10. Revision Revision of second term work.

JSS THREE- THIRD TERM


1. Trigonometry The trigonometric ratios.

Trigonometric ratios of complementary

angles.

Trigonometric ratios of special angles.

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2. Trigonometry Trigonometric ratios from four figure

mathematical table and scientific

calculator.

Trigonometric ratios for finding distances.

Application of trigonometric ratios to areas

of plane shapes.

3. Trigonometry Application of trigonometric ratios to

bearing.

Use of trigonometric ratios in angles of

elevation.

Use of trigonometric ratios in angles of

depression.

4. Similar shapes. Identification of similar shapes.

Properties of similar shapes.

Similar triangles.

Finding lengths in similar shapes.

5. Similar shapes. Bisector of an angle in a triangle.

Area of similar shapes.

Volume of similar shapes.

6. Measure of central

tendency (average).

Meaning of measures of central tendency.

Meaning and determination of mean.

Meaning and determination of median.

Meaning and determination of mode.

Comparison of mean, median and mode

of a given set of data.

7. Measures of

dispersion (spread).

Meaning of measures of dispersion.

Meaning and determination of range.

Meaning and determination of mean

deviation.

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Meaning and determination of variance.

Working of exercises involving measures of

dispersion.

8. Introduction to

computer III.

Introduction to number system in

computer.

Bits, nibble and bytes.

Conversion of base two numbers to base

eight and vice versa.

Conversion of base two numbers to base

sixteen and vice versa.

9. Introduction to

computer III:

computer

networking.

Major types of computer network.

Internet.

Network video and conferencing.

Information and communication

technology (ICT).

Computer Assisted Learning.

10. Introduction to

computer III:

introduction to

simple computer

operation.

Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS –

DOS).

MS – DOS commands.

Internal and external commands.

Getting into the MS – DOS environment.

Microsoft windows.

Windows environment.

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SS1 FIRST TERM 1. Fractions and Decimals 2. Indices and Indicial Equations 3. Logarithms and its Applications; Laws of Logarithms 4. Set Theory I 5. Set Theory II 6. Mensuration of Plane Figures: Triangles and Quadrilateral SS1 SECOND TERM 1. Mensuration of Plane Shapes II (Circles) 2. Mensuration of Solid Shapes I 3. Mensuration of Solid Shapes II 4. Number Bases 5. Trigonometry I 6. Trigonometry II SS1 THIRD TERM 1. Modular Arithmetic 2. Linear Equations and Formulae 3. Variation 4. Quadratic Equations (Factorization) 5. Quadratic Graphs; Equations of a Curve 6. Statistics SS2 FIRST TERM 1. Logarithms of Numbers Less than One 2. Sequence and Series I (Arithmetic Progression) 3. Sequence and Series I (Geometric Progression) 4. Quadratic Equations II 5. Simultaneous Linear and Quadratic Equations 6. Gradient of Straight Lines and Curves SS2 SECOND TERM 1. Properties of ChordS 2. Circle Theorem 3. Geometrical Ratios 4. Surds 5. Trigonometry: Bearings, Angles of Elevation and Depression 6. Construction SS2 THIRD TERM

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1. Algebraic Fractions 2. Linear Inequalities 3. Probability 4. Statistics (Measures of Central Tendency) 5. Statistics (Measures of Dispersion) 6. Financial Arithmetic GCE PREPARATORY CLASSES 1. Coordinate Geometry 2. Matrices 3. Longitude and Latitude 4. Graph of Trigonometric Ratios SS3 FIRST TERM 1. Binary Operations 2. Mapping and Functions 3. Differentiation 4. Integration 5. Revision 6. Revision

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JSS1 ENGLISH SHEME OF WORK

FIRST TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Speech sound: introduction to speech sound, grammar: parts of speech,

comp: The Zeal for Secondary School, writing: introduction to writing

composion, literature: introduction/definition of literature

2 Speech sound: introduction to vowel sound, Grammar: simple sentence,

comp: Diet and nutrition 1, Literature: Functions of literature

3 Speech sound: The Vowel sound /I:/ and /I/, Grammar: Verb, literature:

Introduction to Prose, Comp: The day school began

4 FIRST C.A TEST/ C.E.C

5 Speech sound: The Vowel sound /e/, Grammar: Using Singular and

Pronouns, Writing: Descriptive composition, Literature: Features of

Prose, Vocabulary Development: Family Register

6 Speech sound: The Vowel sounds /ae/ and /a:/, Grammar: Transitive and

Intransitive Verbs

7 MID TERM BREAK

8 Speech sound: The Vowel sounds /u:/ and /u/, Vocabulary Development:

Synonyms, Writing: Descriptive composition[ My School], Comp: Diet

and Nutrition 2, Literature: Reading and summary of Prose Text [So

much too soon]

9 SECOND C.A TEST

10 Revision

11/12 Examination

13 Collation of results/Vacation

Second Term

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Speech sound: The Vowel sounds /ↄ:/ and /ↄ/, Grammar:verbs,

Comprehension: The Jolly Good Friends, Entry Test.

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2 Speech Sound: The Vowel Sounds /ƛ/ and /Ʒ:/,Grammar: Verb Phrase,

Writing: Narrative Composition, Comprehension: The dog, Lit:

Definition/Introduction to Drama

3 Speech Sound: the vowel /ǝ/,Structure: The Present Simple and Present

Continuous Tenses, Writing: Narrative composition (Guided),Comp.: A

Fare Share, Lit: Types of Drama

4 First C.A Test/C.E.C

5 Speech Sound: The Vowel Sounds /ei/,/əu/,/iə/,/eə/, Grammar: The

Simple Past Tense, Register: Air Transport, Comp: Hard Work Has a

Reward Lit: Features of Drama

6 Speech Sound: The Vowel Sounds /ai/,/au/,/ↄi/ and /uǝ/, Structure: The

Future Tense, Writing: Narrative Composition (Guided), Comp:

Avoiding Accidents on our Roads , Lit: Reading of Drama Text ‘Fruits

of Tomorrow’

7 Mid Term Break

8 Speech Sound: Consonants /b/ and /p/, Grammar: Adjectives,

RegisteVocab. Dev: Farming, Comp: Page 96, Writing: Narrative

Composition

9 Second C.A Test

10 Speech Sound : Consonants /d/ and /t/, punctuation: punctuation marks,

comp: Page 104, Lit: Reading of prose text ‘Fruits of Tomorrow’

(contd)

11 Revision

12&13 Examination / Vacation

Third Term

Weeks Topics

1 Speech Sound: Consonant sounds /k/ and /g/,Grammar: Adverbs, Comp:

Page 118, Entry Test

2 Speech Sound: Consonant /f/ and /v/, Structure: Preposition, Writing:

Letter Writing, Comp: At the Entrance to the Stadium, Lit: Introduction/

Definition of Poetry

3 Speech Sound: /s/ and /z/,Lang. Structure: Conjunction, Writing: Informal

Letter, Comp: The Police, Lit: Types of poem

4 First C.A Test/ C.E.C

5 Speech Sound: Consonants/ð/ and /θ/, Lang. Structure: Active and Passive

sentences,Vocab.Dev: Teaching, Comp: Behavior of Students, Lit: Features

of Poetry

6 Speech Sound: Stress, Lang.Struture: Active and Passive sentences,

Writing: Informal Letter, Comp: The Taxi Driver, Lit: Figures of Speech

7 Mid Term Break

8 Speech Sound: Contrastive Stress, Structure: Punctuation, Comp: The

New Alhaji, Dictation

9 Second C.A Test

10 Revision

11&12 Examination

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13 Vacation

REFERENCE

Ayo Banjo et al (2014). New Oxford Secondary English Course for Junior Secondary School.

Toyin Ibitoye (2013). Basic Elements in Literature

J.S.S. TWO ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME

FIRST TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

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Reading Comprehension:The Ojo’s Family. Continuous Writing:Informal Letters Spoken English: Compound Words Structure:Adverbs - Purpose Grammar:Some Noun Clauses Continuous Writing: Formal Letters Punctuation: Punctuating Abbreviations Spoken English:Strong and Weak Forms of Words Structure:Active and Passive Sentences Vocabulary Development:The Media Reading Comprehension:Reading for Summary Literature: Poetry First C.A. Test Spoken English:Reading for Summary Structure:Direct and Indirect Speech – Reporting what someone else said Reading Comprehension: Reading for Summary Vocabulary Development: Mining Spoken English: Rhythm in Poems Continuous Writing:Letter Writing - - Formal and Informal Literature: Narrative Verse Comprehension Reading: Summary - Water Mid-Term Break Spoken English:Phrases commonly used in Speech Structure: Direct and Indirect Speech: Reporting what someone else said: Commands and Requests Reading Comprehension: Critical reading Literature: Drama Second C.A. Test Revision: Exercises on Topics Taught Examination Examination and Marking Vacation

SECOND TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Spoken English: Consonants /m/, /n/, /l/ and /r/

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Literature: Describing a Person- My Grandmother. Spoken English: Consonants /h/, /w/ and /j/ Structure: Present Continuous Tense, Present Perfect Tenses Grammar: More about Questions with Question Words Literature: Descriptive Prose: Describing a building- Mbari Houses. Reading Comprehension: Do you have a goal? Spoken English: Consonant Clusters Structure: Comparative and superlative Adjectives Vocabulary Development: Politics Continuous Writing: Argument (I) Reading Comprehension: The Atmosphere First C.A. Test Spoken English: Vowels and Diphthongs in Mixed Pairs; Consonant Clusters Structure: Conjunctions – contrasting Statements (I) Grammar: More about Questions with Question Words Literature: Short Fiction Reading Comprehension: Reading for Speed Spoken English: Falling and Rising Intonation in Statements Continuous Writing: Argumentative Composition Grammar: Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Revision Mid-Term Break Spoken English: Weak Forms Structure: Adverbs of Manner, Frequency, Place, Reason and frequency Vocabulary Development: Law and Order Punctuation: Apostrophes Second C.A. Test Revision: Exercises on Topics Taught Examination Examination and Marking Vacation

THIRD TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

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Reading Comprehension: The Ojo’s Family. Continuous Writing: Informal Letters Spoken English: Compound Words Structure: Adverbs - Purpose Grammar: Some Noun Clauses Continuous Writing: Formal Letters Punctuation: Punctuating Abbreviations Spoken English: Strong and Weak Forms of Words Structure: Active and Passive Sentences Vocabulary Development: The Media Reading Comprehension: Reading for Summary Literature: Poetry First C.A. Test Spoken English: Reading for Summary Structure: Direct and Indirect Speech – Reporting what someone else said Reading Comprehension: Reading for Summary Vocabulary Development: Mining Spoken English: Rhythm in Poems Continuous Writing: Letter Writing - - Formal and Informal Literature: Narrative Verse Comprehension Reading: Summary - Water Mid-Term Break Spoken English: Phrases commonly used in Speech Structure: Direct and Indirect Speech: Reporting what someone else said: Commands and Requests Reading Comprehension: Critical reading Literature: Drama Second C.A. Test Revision: Exercises on Topics Taught Examination Examination and Marking Vacation

Reference Book: Ayo Banjo et al(2017) ‘New Oxford Secondary English Course for Junior Secondary Schools. Published by University Press PLC. Ibadan.

JSS3 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK

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1ST TERM

WEEK 1.

• Long and short vowels /i:/, /i/, /a:/, /æ/

• Comprehension: The more you look,

• Structure: Averbials

WEEK 2.

• Writing an outline

• Figures of speech

• Consonant sounds

• Comprehension: cooperation

• More on adverbial

WEEK 3.

• Narrative writing

• Figures of speech2

• Long and short vowel contrast /u:/ /u/

• Structure: Tenses

• Comprehension: the fruit of perseverance

• Descriptive writing

WEEK 4. First C. A. Test

WEEK 5.

• Comprehension : the making of the new millionaires

• Affixation

• Indirect speech

• Element of literature

WEEK 6.

• Diphthongs /ei/ /ai/ /ɔi/ /əu/

• Noun phrases

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• Antonyms

• Class work on narrative writing

WEEK 7. MID TERM BREAK

WEEK 8.

• Letter writing – informal letter

• Classwork on antonyms

• Diphthongs- /ai/ /au/ /əu/ /iə/ /eə/

• Adjectives

• Prose

WEEK 9. SECOND C. A. TEST

WEEK 10.

• Classwork on descriptive writing

• Elements of Prose

• Exercise on structure

• Revision

WEEK 11. Examination.

WEEK 12. Collation of result.

WEEK 13. Vacation.

SECOND TERM

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WEEK 1

• Consonant cluster

• Comprehension: its so unfair

• Informal letter writing

WEEK 2.

• Active and passive voice

• Formal writing

• Comprehension:

• Intonation pattern I

• Reading of recommended prose text

WEEK 3.

• Consonant contrast /s-z/, //, //, //, //

• Argumentative writing

• Verbs

• Reading of recommended prose text

• Comprehension : before you build your house

WEEK 4.

• Intonation pattern II

• FIRST C. A. TEST

WEEK5.

• The verb phrase

• Question tag

• Comprehension: carnivorous plant

• Difference between formal and informal letters

• Analysis of the prose text

WEEK 6.

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• (Class work) Argumentative writing

• Modal Verbs

• Speech work: Silent letters

• Writing: Argumentative.

WEE 7. MID TERM BREAK

WEEK 8.

• Structure: Phrasal Verbs

• Comprehension: Comprehension passage

• Vocabulary Development: Environment

• Mechanics: Punctuation Marks.


WEEK 10. Revision.



WEEK 13. Vacation.

3RD TERM

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WEEK1.

• Week and strong forms I speech

• Conjunctions

• Revision of Antonyms

• Comprehension – A easy Job

• Reading of recommended drama text

WEEK 2.

• Stress pattern I

• Preposition

• Comprehension- Invention

• Reading of drama text

• Revision of active and passive voice

WEEK 3.

• Stress pattern II

• Revision on vowel sounds

• Comprehension: reading for summary (Blood)

• Revision Imagery metaphor, personification

• Writing: Creative writing (Drama).

WEEK 4. FIRST C. A. TEST

WEEK 5.

• Reading for summary (the roles of women in the society)

• Rhythm in poems.

• Answering of BECE past Questions

• Revision on prose text

• Revision on drama text

• BECE Examination

WEEK 6.

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WEEK 8.



WEEK 10. Revision.



WEEK13. Vacation.

Reference

Ayo Banjo etal(2013) New Oxford Secondary English Course JSS3. Ibadan, University

Press plc.

Stephen Avoseh (2015) Master Formula to Oral English, Stephenson publishers.

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SS 1 ENGLISH SHCEME OF WORK

1ST TERM

WEEK 1

• Adverbial phrases and functions

• Adverbial clauses and functions

• Entry test

WEEK 2

• Comprehension: unit 1

• Synonyms

• Narrative Essay I

• Vowel sounds I

• Full Stop

WEEK 3

• Consonant sounds I


• Proper Nouns

• Antonyms

• Narrative Essay II

WEEK 4

• 1st C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 5

• Summary Writing

• Common Nouns

• The Comma (,)

• Words Associated with Fishing

WEEK 6

• Consonant Sounds II

• Summary Writing: Exercise on page 77

• Countable and Uncountable Nouns

• Figures of Speech

WEEK 7

• Mid-TERM Break

WEEK 8

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• Summary Writing: Exercise on Page 84

• Comprehension: Unit 3

• Verbs I

• Stress Syllables

WEEK 9

• 2nd C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 10

• Revision

WEEK 11

• Examination

WEEK 12

• Examination

WEEK 13

• Marking and Vacation

2ND TERM

WEEK 1

• Verbs II

• Comprehension: unit 1 (term 2)

• Words Associated with Religion

• Entry test

WEEK 2

• Summary: Page 84

• Synonyms

• Punctuation Mark

• Descriptive Essay I

• Adjectival Phrases and Clauses

WEEK 3

• Stress Syllable: Exercise on Page 127 and 128

• Comprehension: unit 3 (term 2)

• Punctuation Mark: Exercise on Page 110

• Antonyms

• Descriptive Essay II

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WEEK 4

• 1st C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 5


• Modal Auxiliary Verbs

• Idioms

• More about Adverbial Phrases and Clauses

WEEK 6

• Consonant Sounds

• Phrasal Verbs

• Semi-formal Letters

• Punctuation Marks: Exercise on page 126

• Sentence Stress

WEEK 7

• Mid-TERM Break

WEEK 8


• More about Noun Phrases and Clauses

• Report Writing

• Sentence Stress

WEEK 9

• 2nd C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 10

• Revision

WEEK 11

• Examination

WEEK 12

• Examination

WEEK 13


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3RD TERM

WEEK 1

• Intonation Pattern

• Comprehension: Page 160

• Entry test

WEEK 2

• Contrastive Stress

• Synonyms

• Comprehension: Page 166

• Speech Writing

• More about Adjectival Phrases and Clauses

WEEK 3

• More about Adverbial Phrases and Clauses

• Comprehension: 172

• Punctuation Mark: Exercise on Page 170

• Antonyms

• Words Associated with Advertising – Page 173

WEEK 4

• 1st C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 5


• Contrastive Stress and Intonation

• Idioms

• More about Noun Phrases and Clauses

• Words Associated with Stock Exchange

WEEK 6

• Sentence: Simple and Compound

• Phrasal Verbs

• Summary:

• Article Writing

WEEK 7

• Mid-TERM Break

WEEK 8


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• Weak Vowels

• Sentence: Complex and Compound Complex

• Punctuation: Colon and Semi-colon

WEEK 9

• 2nd C A Test

• C E C

WEEK 10

• Revision

WEEK 11

• Examination

WEEK 12

• Examination

WEEK 13


REFERENCE

1. Ayo B., Ben E., Uzoma O. Kudi E and Ayo A. (2017); New Oxford Secondary

English Course for Senior Secondary School; University Press , Ibadan.

2. Ayo A., Olabisi O. and Ukoyen V. (2012); Macmillan Mastering Series English

Language for Senior Secondary Schools; Macmillan Nigeria Publishers Limited,

Yaba, Lagos.

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SS2 ENGLISH SHEME OF WORK

1ST TERM

WEEK 1.

• Structure: A review of grammatical names and functions

• Comprehension: Comprehension passage,

• Speech work: A review of consonant clusters.

WEEK 2.

• Structure: Articles (Definite and Indefinite)


• Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with the Human Internal Body System

and Functions

• Writing: Speech Writing (Special Purposes).

WEEK 3.

• Structure: The Special use of auxiliary verbs

• Speech work: Emphatic Stress

• Summary: Summary passage

• Writing: Formal letters (Request).

WEEK 4. First C. A. Test

WEEK 5.

• Structure: Demonstrative and Relative Pronouns


• Speech work: Unstressed Vowels

• Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Health.

WEEK 6.

• Structure: Main and Subordinate Clauses


• Speech work: Word Stress

• Writing: Article Writing.


WEEK 8.

• Structure: Gerunds and Infinitives


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• Speech work: Stress in sentences

• Writing: Formal Letters (letters to the Press).


WEEK 10. Revision.



WEEK 13. Vacation.

2ND TERM TERM

WEEK 1

• Structure: Idioms


• Revision exercises on Vowel sounds.

WEEK 2.

• Structure: Passive sentences


• Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Sports

• Speech work: Diphthongs: Contrasting I and 2

• Writing: Report writing.

WEEK 3.

• Structure: Question tags


• Speechwork: Stress on the first and second syllable (Shifting stress)

• Writing: Report Writing continued.


WEEK5.

• Structure: Participle: Present and Past


• Vocabulary Development: Building and Building Construction

• Speech work: Five, Six and penultimate syllable words.

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WEEK 6.

• Structure: Compound and Complex sentences


• Speech work: Silent letters

• Writing: Argumentative.


WEEK 8.

• Structure: Phrasal Verbs


• Vocabulary Development: Environment

• Mechanics: Punctuation Marks.


WEEK 10. Revision.



WEEK 13. Vacation.

3RD TERM

WEEK1.

• Revision: Structure: Adverbs (Adverbial)

• Vocabulary Development: A review of prefixes and suffixes

• Summary: Summary passage.

WEEK 2.

• Structure: Word modifiers


• Vocabulary Development: Transportation (Road, Air, and Water)

• Writing: Introduction to Minute writing.

WEEK 3.

• Structure: Grammatical names and functions

• Speech work: Intonation


• Writing: Creative writing (Drama).

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WEEK 5.

• Structure: Prepositional phrase


• Speech work: Contrasting vowels (Monothongs)

• Vocabulary Development: Words related with Computers.

WEEK 6.

• Structure: Reported speech


• Speech work: Rhythm

• Writing: Creative writing (Prose).


WEEK 8.

• Structure: Antonyms and Synonyms


• Speech work: More on Emphatic stress

• Vocabulary Development: Law

• Writing: Creative writing (Poetry).


WEEK 10. Revision.



WEEK13. Vacation.

Reference

Ayo Banjo etal(2013) New Oxford Secondary English Course SS2. Ibadan, University

Press plc.

P.O. Olatunbosun (2009) Lexis and Structure for SSCE, Osogbo, Olatunbosun publisher.

Stephen Avoseh (2015) Master Formula to Oral English, Stephenson publishers.

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SS 3 ENGLISH SHCEME OF WORK

1ST TERM

WEEK 1—4

• G C E and Post G C E Test

WEEK 5

C E C, Revision on Word Stress

WEEK 6

• General Guideline on Comprehension

• Summary

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

WEEK 7

• Mid-TERM Break

WEEK 8

• General Guideline on Essay and Letter Writing

• Errors in Punctuation

• Words Associated with Cultures, Institutions and Ceremonies

• Stress Syllables

WEEK 9


• Summary Passage

• Revision on Prefixes and Suffixes

• Words Associated with Motor Vehicle and Travelling

WEEK 10

• Revision on Sounds Symbols

• Class Work—Structure (page 27)

• Idioms and Idiomatic Expression

WEEK 11

• General Revision/Examination

WEEK 12

• Examination

WEEK 13


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2ND TERM

WEEK 1

• Practice Examination Paper 1

• Continuous Writing

• Comprehension Passage

• Summary Practice

WEEK 2

• Class Work: Lexis and Structure Objective

• Test of Orals


WEEK 3

• Class Work: Continuous Writing

• Comprehension Passages

• Test of Orals

WEEK 4

• Class Work: Lexis and Structure Objective

• Test of Orals


WEEK 5

• Class Work: Continuous Writing

• Comprehension Passages

• Test of Oral

• Class Work: Continuous Writing,

WEEK 6

• Lexis and Structure,

• Test of Orals

WEEK 7

• Mid-TERM Break

WEEK 8

• Class Work: Comprehension Passage


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WEEK 9

• Revision

WEEK 10

• Revision

WEEK 11

• WASSCE Examination

3RD TERM

WASSCE

REFERENCE

1. New Oxford Secondary English Course for Senior Secondary School (Fourth

Edition), University Press , Ibadan.

2. Olatunbosun P. O. (2009), Lexis and Structure for SSCE, (Third Edition), Osogbo,

Olatunbosub Publishers.

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LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

SS 1

1st TERM

1. Definition of literature, Genres of literature, Functions

2. Prose: Definition, Types

3. Prose: Elements of prose

4. 1st CA

5. Drama: Definition, Types

6. Drama: Features of Drama

7. Mid Term Break

8. Poetry: Definition Types, features of poetry

9. 2nd CA

10. Revision

11. Examination

12. Marking/Collation

13. Vacation

2nd TERM

1. Literary terms

2. Literary terms

3. Introduction to African prose: Second Class Citizen

4. 1St CA

5. Thematic Analysis

6. Style and techniques, characterisation

7. Midterm

8. Non African Poetry: Black Woman by Leopold Senghor

9. 2nd CA

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10. Revision

11. Examination


13. Vacation

3rd TERM

1. Introduction to African drama: The Lion and the Jewel

2. Thematic Analysis in the text

3. Characterization, Style and dramatic techniques used in the text

4. 1st CA

5. African Poetry: The Grieved Lands

6. African Poetry: The Songs of the women

7. Midterm Break

8. Non African poetry: Do not go Gentle

9. 2nd CA

10. Revision

11. Examination


13. Vacation

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SS2

1st Term

1. Non African prose: Invisible Man

2. Thematic Analysis

3. Style and techniques, characterisation

4. 1st CA

5. Non African Poetry: Cage Bird

6. Non African Poetry:The Journey of the of the magi

7. Midterm Break

8. Non African Poetry: A Government Driver

9. 2nd CA

10. Revision

11. Examination


13. Vacation

2nd Term

1. Introduction to William Shakespeare: Midsummer Night's Dream

2. Act 2 - 3

3. Act 4 - 5

4. 1st CA

5. The overall summary of the text Context questions

6. Non African Poetry: Binsey Polars

7. Midterm Break

8. Non African Poetry: Bat

9. 2nd CA

10. Revision

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11. Examination


13. Vacation

3rd Term

1. Introduction to Non African Drama: Look Back in Anger


3. Characterization, Style and dramatic techniques used in the text

4. 1st CA

5. African Poetry: Raider of Treasure Trove

6. African Poetry: The Leader and the Led

7. Midterm Break

8. Non African Poetry: The Good-Morrow

9. 2nd CA

10. Revision

11. Examination


13. Vacation

SS3

1st term

1- 4 GCE

5. African Drama: Let me Die Alone

6. Significant events in the text

7. Midterm Break


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9. 2 nd CA

10. Characterisation

11. Examination


13. Vacation

2nd term

1. Review on African Prose

2. Review on non African Prose

3. Review on African Drama

4. 1st CA

5. Review on non African Drama

6. Review:NonAfricanPoetry

7. Midterm Break

8. Review: African Poetry

9. SSCE Mock

Reference

Soyinka, W (2001) The Lion and the Jewel, Ibadan, Mosuro Publishers

Emecheta, B. (1974) Second Class Citizen, Glasoow, William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd.

Sheakespeare, W (2018) A Midsummer Night's Dream, Ibadan Rasmed Publication

Bronte, E (1992) Wuthering Heights, Herfordshire, Wordswort Editions Limited.

Nwachukwu-Agbada J. O. J et al (2014) Exam Focus Literature in English 2016-2020 for

WAEC and Neco, lbadan University Press Plc

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BASIC SCIENCE UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS JS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Introduction to Science

2 Living Things and Non Living Things I

3 Living Things and Non Living Things II

4 Living Things and Non Living Things III

5 Family Health I

6 Family Health II

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Environmental Pollution

2 Living Things I (Habitat)

3 Living Things II (Uniqueness of Man)

4 Energy I

5 Energy II

6 Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Force I

2 Force II

3 Science and Development I

4 Science and Development II

5 Science and Development III

6 Science and Development IV

7 Laboratory and Chemicals I

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CLASS JS2

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Laboratory and Chemicals II

2 Work, Energy and Power I

3 Work, Energy and Power II

4 Types of Energy I

5 Types of Energy II

6 Thermal Energy

7 Crude Oil and Petrochemicals

8 Changes in Living Things and Non-Living Things

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 The Skeletal System

2 Human Respiratory System

3 Circulatory System

4 Human Digestive System

5 Human Reproductive System I

6 Human Reproductive System II

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Environmental Hazard I

2 Environmental Hazard II

3 Environmental Hazard III

4 Resources from Living Things

5 Resources from Non-Living Things

6 Sense Organs

7 Nervous System

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CLASS JS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Skill Acquisition

2 Family Traits I

3 Family Traits II

4 Light Energy

5 Sound Energy

6 Electrical Energy

7 Magnetism

8

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Radioactivity

2 Ethical issues in Science & Development

3 Elements and Compounds

4 Salts

5 Acids and Bases

6 Mixtures and Separation Techniques

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PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS JS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 General introduction to Physical and Health Education

2 Physical Fitness

3 Fundamental Human Movement/ Rythmic Activities

4 Recreation, Leisure and Dance Activities.

5 Athletics

6 Contact and Non-Contact Games

7 Swimming

8 Gender participation in sport.

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Ball Games: Soccer

2 Soccer

3 Volleyball

4 Food

5 Athletics –Hurdles and Relay

6 Personal, School and Community Health

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Basketball

2 Basketball

3 Wrestling

4 Athletics –Combined Events

5 Female Genital Mutilation

6 Judo

7 Gymnastics

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CLASS JS2

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Sports and Society

2 Computer Games

3 Posture and Postural Defect

4 Refuse and Sewage Disposal

5 Badminton

6 Triple Jump

7 Cricket

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Pathogen, Diseases and Prevention

2 Table Tennis

3 Table Tennis

4 First Aid Treatment

5 Hockey

6 Hockey

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Handball

2 Handball

3 Tennis

4 Tennis

5 Human Trafficking and Sports Laws

6 Shot Put

7 Discus

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CLASS JS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Human Body and Physical Exercises

2 Cardio respiratory functions during exercises

3 Family Life Education

4 Adapted Physical and Health Education

5 Contact Sports (Boxing)

6 Contact Sports (Taekwondo)

7 Body Types

8 Recreation: Dance

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 History of International Competition

2 Nigerian Sports Heroes

3 Physical Fitness and Body Conditioning Programme

4 Ageing and Death Education

5 Drug

6 Pole Vault

7 Javelin

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GEOGRAPHY UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS SS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Introduction to Geography - meaning, nature, scope and values of Geography

2 The Solar system /The Planet and their characteristics - meaning, galaxies group

and universe

3 The earth as a planet - The size, shape of the earth and the earth sphericity

4 Movement of the earth (Rotation and Revolution)

5 Latitude and Longitude

6 The structure of the earth

7 The rocks of the earth

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Mountain, plateaux and plain

2 Weather and climate – importance

3 Introduction to map reading

4 Direction and bearing

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Nigeria : location, position and size

2 Nigeria : relief and drainage

3 Nigeria : Climate

4 Nigeria : vegetation and soil

5 Nigeria : population

6 Nigeria : minerals

7 Nigeria : power (energy)

8 Nigeria : agriculture

9 Nigeria : Transportation and tourism

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CLASS SS2

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Soil – Definition

2 Earthquake - definition, impacts and effects

3 Vulcanicity - intrusive and extrusive landform of vulcanicity

4 Action of underground water

5 Limestone /Karst region

6 Action of running water and drainage basin

7 Action of wind - process of wind erosion

8 Action of waves - process of waves

9 Geographical representation

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Mass Movement

2 Effects of climatic elements

3 Effects of climatic elements

4 Major climatic types of the world

5 Ocean - Types of Ocean

6 Contour Representation

7 Map reduction and enlargement

8 Drawing of Relief Profile

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Introduction to Regional geography of West Africa

2 West Africa :Relief

3 West Africa : Climate and vegetation

4 West Africa : Minerals

5 West Africa : Population

6 Physical Geography of Africa :Introduction

8 Africa :Size and population

9 Drawing of relief profile: stages, identification of terminal points, height and

distance measurements

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CLASS SS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Plantation Agriculture in West Africa

2 Irrigation Agriculture in Nile Basin

3 Lumbering in Zaire

4 Manufacturing industries

5 Manufacturing industries

6 Trade

7 Mineral Exploitation in Africa

8 Major H. E. P project

9 International Economic cooperation within Africa

10 Elementary Surveying

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Settlement / Elementary Surveying

2 Environmental Interactions

3 Intervention within the natural environment

4 Environmental hazard / C. A. T

5 World Transportation

6 World Industry


8 Interpretation of topographical relief /map reading /Revision


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CHEMISTRY UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS SS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Introduction to Chemistry(Appreciation and hazards)

2 Familiarisation with the laboratory, diagrams of apparatus and their uses

3 Elements and their symbols, valency, classification of ions, radicals, formula of

compounds

4 Calculation of oxidation number, naming of inorganic compounds

5 Nature of matter, changes matter undergo

6 Standard separation techniques

7 Particulate nature of matter

8 Constituents of Atoms

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Mole as a unifying agent

2 Writing and balancing of chemical equations, chemical laws and their verification

3 Calculations of (I) Molar mass

(II) Percentage composition of elements in a compound

(III) Empirical and Molecular formula

4 Chemical Bonding

5 Kinetic theory of matter, Boyle's law, Charles law, General gas law and ideal gas

equation

6 Avogadro's law, Gay lussac's law of combining volumes, Graham's law of

diffusion

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Acids and Bases

2 pH calculations, Buffer solution

3 Salt

4 Carbon and its compounds, Allotropes

5 Oxides of compounds and sodium trioxocarbonate(iv)

6 Hydrocarbon and Crude oil

7 Chemical industry

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CLASS SS2

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Basic features of the periodic table and block classification

2 Periodic properties/ Variation applications of electronegativity values, Polarisation

in covalent and ionic bond

3 Families of elements (General properties), Diagonal relationships

4 Redox reactions, Balancing of redox reactions

5 Electrolysis, Definitions and Effect of electricity on substances, Preferential

discharge

6 Application of electrolysis, calculations

7 Electrochemical cells

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Rates of chemical reactions

2 Energy and chemical reactions I

3 Energy and chemical reactions II

4 Chemical equilibrium

5 Water

6 Solubility

7 Hydrogen and its compounds

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 General properties of halogens/ Revision/ Entry test

2 Chlorine, Laboratory preparation, Properties, Uses and test for Chlorine

3 Compounds of halogens ( Hydrogen chloride and halides)

4 Nitrogen and its compounds, preparation, properties and uses

5 Compounds of Nitrogen e.g. Ammonia (Haber process, uses, properties), Oxides

6 Trioxonitrate(v) acid

7 Extraction of Sulphur (Frasch process), Allotropes, Properties and Uses

8 Hydrogen Sulphide, Description of Kipp's apparatus, Tetraoxosulphate(vi)

(Contact process, Uses e.t.c)

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CLASS SS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Oxygen (Preparation, Properties and Uses)

2 Classification of organic compounds, Homologous series, Hybridization,

Hydrocarbons i.e. Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes

3 Alkanols, Alkanal, Alkanones, Alkanoic acid and Alkanoates

4 Amines, Amides, Amino acids and Fats & Oil

5 Soaps and Detergent, Carbohydrate

6 Macromolecules like protein, enzymes and rubber, Preparation of standard

solutions

7 Test for Anions

8 Test for Cations

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Nuclear Chemistry, Radioactivity, Characteristics of radiations, Balancing of

nuclear reactions, Decay, Half-life

2 Principle of metal extractions, Extraction of metals like Tin, Iron, Lead and

Aluminium

3 Properties of metallic oxide and compounds like Solubility, Reaction to heat e.t.c

4 Shapes of simple molecules

5 Bio-technology

6 Principles of titration

7 Calculations of (I) Mole ration

(II) Percentage purity and Impurity

(III) Percentage water of crystallization

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BIOLOGY UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS SS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Biology and living things: Biology as an inquiry in Science

2 Classification: Classification of plants

3 Classification: Classification of Animals

4 Organisation of life

5 Human Reproductive: Anatomy & Physiology: i.e. male reproductive organ, female reproductive organ

6 Structure & Function of Chromosomes / Determination of sex of baby

7 Puberty: Pubertal changes, pubertal delays, body image, feeling about body changes during puberty, pubertal changes that affect the individual feeling about body image

8 Energy: First and second law of thermodynamics

9 Plant nutrition and Animal nutrition

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Energy – sources and forms of energy, sun as the ultimate source of energy, catabolism, anabolism, energy requirement of biological activities, laws of thermodynamics

2 Plant Nutrition

3 Mineral requirement of plants

4 Animal nutrition

5 Mode of nutrition

6 Relevant of Biology to Agriculture

7 Pests and Agricultural importance

8 Disease of Agricultural importance

9 Food production and storage

10 Human Reproduction

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TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Pest of Agricultural importance. Disease of Agricultural importance

2 Food production & storage

3 Human Reproduction. (Menstruation, ovulation, fertility period, difficulties in predicting ovulation, female sexual maturation

4 Basic Ecological Concept

5 Biomes

6 Population study

7 Functioning ecosystem

8 Ecological Management

9 Adaptation

10 Pollution

11 Conservation of natural resources/Revision

CLASS SS2

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Micro Organisms around us

2 Micro Organisms in action

3 Common diseases

4 Sexually Transmitted Infections

5 HIV and AIDS

6 Towards a better health

7 Maintenance of good health

8 Cell

9 Cell as a living unit of an organisms

10 The cell and its environment

11 Osmosis in living and non-living things

12 Cellular Respiration

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TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Growth

2 Irritability / Cell Reaction to its environment

3 Reproduction

4 Sexual Reproduction

5 Reproduction Health

6 Excretion

7 Tissues and Supporting Systems

8 Components of the Mammalian Skeleton

9 Appendicular Skeleton

10 Joints

11 Supporting Tissue in Plant

12 Human Digestive System

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Feeding Habit

2 Transport System

3 Circulatory Systems in Mammals

4 Mechanism of Transportation in Higher plant

5 Respiration

6 Mechanisms of Respiration

7 Aquatic Habitant

8 Estuarine Habitat

9 Fresh water Habitat

10 Terrestrial Habitat

11 Forest

12 Grass Land

13 Arid Land

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CLASS SS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Ecology of Population/Ecological Succession

2 Food Shortage

3 Regulation of Internal Environment

4 Hormones

5 Nervous Co-Ordination

6 Reflex and Voluntary Action

7 Sense Organs

8 Reproductive System

9 Reproductive System in Plant

10 Reproductive Behaviour

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Development of new organisms

2 Metamorphosis in Insect

3 Process of development in zygote in flowering plant

4 The Fruits

5 Variation in Populations

6 Adaptation for Survival

7 Structural Adaptation

8 Adaptive Colouration in Plant and Animal and their functions

9 Evolution

10 Genetics

11 Revisions and Practicals

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PHYSICS UNIT

HARMONISED SCHEME

CLASS SS1

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Introduction to Physics/Measurement of length, mass, weight & time

2 Motion in nature :- types, causes, forces, frictional laws, vector and scalar quantities

3 Distance/displacement – time graph

4 Density/Relative density, up thrust, Archimedes’ principle, law of floatation

5 Work, energy, power and work done

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Force field, types of energy and conversion

2 Heat energy, concept of heat & temperature & thermometers

3 Expansion of solids, effects, application of expansion

4 Linear Expansivity, Area, Volume, anomalous expansion of water, real and apparent

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 HEAT TRANSFER :- conduction, convection and radiation

2 Electric charges, production and distribution. Gold leaf electroscope and lightening

conductors

3 Fields :- magnetism, electric & gravitational

4 Electric field lines of forces, properties of lines of force, description and force fields,

conduction of electricity (ohm’s law)

5 Safety device, detecting faults in electric circuits. Electrical energy and power

6 Structure of matter and compressibility of gas

7 Crystal structure and surface tension

CLASS SS2

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TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Derivation of equations of motion

2 Projectiles and falling bodies

3 Equilibrium of forces, parallel forces, moments, couples and forces

4 Newton’s laws of motion and conservation of linear momentum

5 Simple harmonic motion, linear and angular acceleration

6 Energy of strings forces

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Machines, types and calculation

2 Temperature and its measurement

3 Absolute zero temperature and pressure law

4 Heat capacity and specific heat capacity

5 Latent heat of fusion and vaporization

6 Effects of pressure and impurities on boiling points

7 Gas laws

TERM THIRD

S/N TOPIC

1 Waves, generation and propagation of waves

2 Properties of waves

3 Light waves and reflection on plane and curved mirrors

4 Refraction through glass, critical angle and total internal reflection

5 Dispersion of white light

6 Application of light waves, optical instruments

7 Sound waves and forced vibrations

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CLASS SS3

TERM FIRST

S/N TOPIC

1 Electromagnetic waves

2 Gravitational field and laws of gravitation. Escape velocity

3 Electric field, electric field intensity and coulomb’s law

4 Electric cells-primary cells and secondary cells

5 Electrolysis, application, Faraday’s law

6 Electric measurement :- Resistivity, conductivity

7 Magnetic field: - magnets & magnetic materials. Magnetic field around a current-

carrying conductor. Fleming’s left hand rule

8 Electromagnetic induction, d.c motor

TERM SECOND

S/N TOPIC

1 Alternating current

2 Models of Atom

3 Radioactivity

4 Quantum Radiation

5 Conduction of electricity in gases

6 Wave-particle duality

7 Alternative to practical

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Animal Husbandry

SS1

1st term

Wks

1.Meaning of Animal Husbandry, Classification of animals,importance of farm animals

2. Classification of various classes of farm animals

3. Problems confronting farm animals production

4. Farm animals breeds / 1st C.A Test.

5. Digestion in monogastric animals e.g Pig

6.Digestion in monogastric animals e.g Pig

7.Mid term Break

8. Digestion in ruminant animal e.g Cattle

9.2nd C.A Test

10. Digestion in ruminant animal

11. Revision

12/13 Examination

2nd Term

1. Respiratory system in farm animals

2. Nervous system in farm animals

3. Excretory System

4.1st C .A Test

5. Liver of farm animals

6. The structure of animal skin

7. Mid Term break

8. Reproduction in farm animals

9. 2nd C.A Test

10. Respiratory in farm animals

11. Revision

12/13 Examination

3rd Term

1. Reproduction in poultry

2. Reproductive hormones and their function

3. Management of pregnant farm animals

4. 1st C.A Test

5. Livestock management system

6. Livestock management system

7. Mid term Break

8. Management practices in livestock

9. 2nd C.ATest

10. Management practices in livestock

11. Revision

12. Examination

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SS2

First term

Wks

1. Processing of animal product

2. Processing of animal product

3. Marketing in animal production

4. C.A test

5. Meaning and classes of animal feeds

6. Meaning and classes of animal feeds

7. Mid term break

8. Animal feeds and feeding

9. Livestock rations/2nd c.a test

10. Formulation of livestock rations

11. Revision

12. Examination

2nd term

1. Pasture management practices

2. Pasture management practices

3. Characteristics and importance of rangeland

4. 1st C.ATest

5. Characteristics and importance of rangeland

6. Methods of farm improvement

7. Mid term break

8. Method of farm improvement

9. 2nd C.ATest

10. Merits and demerits of method used in farm animal improvement

11. Revision

12. Examination

3rd term

1. Artificial insemination

2. Method of artificial insemination

3. Advantages of artificial insemination

4. 1st C.ATest

5. Farm animal disease and pathogen


7. Mid term break


9. 2nd c.a test

10. Livestock parasites

11. Revision

12/13 examination

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SS3 Animal Husbandry

First term


2. Effects of parasites on farm animal

3. Prevention and control of farm animal disease and parasites

4. C.A test

5. Prevention and control of livestock parasites

2nd term

Practical exercise on the required topics

Practicalexerciseontherequiredtopics

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Agricultural Science

JS1

FIRST TERM

1. Introduction to Agricultural science

2. Types of Agriculture

3. Scope and Branches of Agriculture

4. Plant forms ( monocotyledons and Dicotyledons )

5. Plant forms ll ( flowering plants)

6. Farm Animals

7. Terms Use in describing Farm animals

SECOND TERM

1. Classification of crops base on their life cycle.

2. Classification of crops base on their uses.

3. Uses and Distribution of crops in Nigeria.

4. Simple farm Tools

5. Care and maintenance of simple farm tools.

6. Fishing Tools.

THIRD TERM

1. Weeds

2. Crop Pest

3. Marketing of Agricultural Produce

4. 1st CA Test.

5. Economic Empowerment through Agriculture

6. Meaning, Composition and Types of Soil

7.2nd C A Test

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8. Soil formation and soil Properties

9. Farm Structures and Farm buildings

JSS2

1ST TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Soil and its properties

2 Soil and its properties

3 Soil fertility and management

4 1st CA test

5 Cultural practices I

6 Cultural practices II

7 Mid-term break

8 Farm machinery and implements

9 2nd CA test

10 Tractor coupled implements

11 Revision

12 Examination

13 CEC

2ND TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Animal nutrition

2 Feeding tools

3 Farming system

4 1ST CA test

5 Cropping system

6 Animal husbandry

7 Mid-term break

8 Farm animal parasite

9 2ND CA test

10 Revision

11 Examination

12 Examination

13 Vacation

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3RD TERM

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Animal diseases and control



4 1ST CA test

5 Crop plant diseases

6 Storage of farm produce

7 Mid-term break

8 Forest and forest uses

9 2ND CA test

10 Roles of science and technology in agriculture

11 Development of agriculture in Nigeria

12 Revision

13 Examination

JSS3

First Term

Wks

1. Packaging of agricultural produce.

2. Pricing and Advertising of Agricultural produce

3. Records and Book keeping

4.1st C.A Test

5. Records and Bookkeeping

6. Cooperative Societies in Agriculture

7. Mid Term Break

8. Management of Societies in Agriculture

9. 2nd C.A Test

10. Channels for distribution of Agricultural produce

11. Revision

12/13. Examination

2nd term

Wks

1.Channels for distribution of Agricultural produce

2.Agriculture in Stock Exchange

3.Export promotion in Agriculture

4. 1st.C.A Test

5.Revision

6.Revision

7.Mid Term break

8.Revision

9.2nd C.A Test

10. Revision

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11.Examination

12.Examination

13.Collation of results

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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

SS1

First Term

Wks. Topic

1. Definition of Agriculture and importance of Agriculture commercial and subsistence

Agriculture

2. Problems of Agriculture and their possible solutions

3. Roles of Government and Non governmental organizations in Agricultural Development

4. Roles of science and Technology in Agricultural Development

5 . Crop Production

6. Cultivation of pulses (grain legumes) e.g cowpea,soybeans, melon,groundnut e.t.c.

7. Land and its uses

8. Farm power

9. Farm Mechanization

Second Term

1. Rock Formation and Rock types

2. Rock Weathering/Processes of Soil Formation

3. Factors of Soil Formation

4 .Cultivation of Vegetable e.g tomatoes ,onions e.t.c

5. Cultivation of fruits e.g Citrus and banana

6. Cultivation of beverages e.g cocoa ,tea, coffee

7. Management of poultry: Housing, feeding

8. Management of at least one man-gastric animal

9. Management of at least a Ruminant Animal

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3rd Term

1. Management of Rabbit

2. Animal by -product e.g hides and skin ,wool,fur horns ,tail,milk,feather ,hooves and

beaks

3. Routine Management practices in Farm animals e.g culling, dehorning

4. Cultivation of spices e.g pepper, gingers, oil crop

5. Cultivation of fibre crops e.g cotton ,jute,sisal

6.Cultivation of latex e.g rubber

7. Organs of farm animals and their functions e.g kidney, liver ,lung ,skin,heart e.t.c

8. Digestive System of farm animals

9. Animal Reproduction

SS2

1ST TERM

1. Environmental physiology

2. Anatomy and physiology (continued)

3. Farm machineries and implements:Tractor, bulldozers,shellers e.t.c.

4. Surveying and planning of farmstead

5. Environmental factors affecting crops and animals, distribution and production

6. Plant Nutrients and nutrient cycle

7. Factors influencing nutrients availability inthe soil

8. Farming practices:- Effects of the on the soil Bush burning.

9. Irrigation and Drainage

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2nd term

1. Agricultural laws and reforms

2. Pastures and forage Crops

3. Forest Managements: Forest regulations, selective exploration, deforestation,

regeneration, afforestation and taungya System

4. Definition and importance of ornamental tress ,shrubs and flowers

5. Range land

6 . Diseases of crops

7. Pests of Crops

8. Common weeds found in farm

9. Crop improvement

3RD TERM

1. Agricultural Economics

2. Basic Economic principles

3. Agricultural financing

4. Farm records

5. Farm accounts

6. Marketing of Agricultural produce

7. Agricultural Extension

8. Animal Nutrition

9. Types of ration /diet and their uses Components of balanced diet......

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SS3

FIRST TERM

1. Feeds and Feeding

2. Malnutrition

3. Fish Farming

4. Animal Improvement

5. Artificial Insemination

6. Principles of Animal Health Management


8. Principles and methods of control of pest and diseases.

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DEPARTMENT: HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT

SUBJECT: CATHOLIC THEOLOGY

JS1

FIRST TERM Weeks Topics

1. Introduction to catholic theology

2. Traditional creation story

3. Apostle’s Creed

4. God the creator (Who is God)

5. Meaning of God’s name

6. Biblical creation story

7. Importance of creation and man’s place

8. Faith in the Christian God

9. The fall of man (sin of disobedience)

10. The devil and evil

SECOND TERM Weeks Topics 1. Theory of God’s existence

2. Christian Trinitarian God

3. The mystery of incarnation

4. The mission of Jesus Christ

5. The call of the Disciples

6. The Holy Spirit :mission and place

7. The Church

8. The four marks of the Church

9. The epochs of the Church

10. Praying in the name of Jesus

THIRD TERM Weeks Topics 1. What is prayer

2. Prayer in the life and mission of Christ

3. Forms of prayer

4. Expression of prayer

5. The Lord’s prayer (Model of prayer)

6. The Holy Mass :the greatest prayer

7. Devotions in the church

8. The Holy Rosary

9. The Divine office

10. The praying of the psalm

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JS2


1. The meaning of commandment

2. The Ten Commandments: its reception

3. First and second commandments

4. Third and fourth commandments

5. Fifth and sixth commandments

6. Seventh and eighth commandments

7. Ninth and tenth commandments

8. The golden rule

9. The summation of all commandments

10. The seven commandments of the church

SECOND TERM Weeks Topics

1. Introduction to the sacrament ( matter and form)

2. Impact of sacramental grace

3. Baptism: meaning and origin

4. Types of baptism

5. Celebration and rite of baptism

6. What is Confirmation

7. Celebration and rite of confirmation

8. Holy Eucharist (the holy mass)

9. The real presence

10. Transubstantiation

THIRD TERM Weeks Topics

1. Penance and reconciliation: meaning 2. Necessity and rite of Penance

3. Anointing of the sick: meaning and origin

4. Viaticum( the last sacrament)

5. Holy orders

6. The grades of holy orders

7. Religious profession

8. Holy matrimony

9. Sacramentals

10. Minister and recipient of the sacraments

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JS3


Week 1: Liturgy: Meaning and Origin

Week 2: Forms of Liturgy

Week 3: Liturgical Year and Time

Week 4: First C.A.

Week 5: Liturgical seasons and colours

Week 6: Advent season

Week 7: Mid-term break

Week 8: Christmas season

Week 9: Second C.A.

Week 10: CEC/Revision

Week 11: Examination


Week 13: Collation of results/Vacation proceedings


Week 1: Ordinary season

Week 2: Lenten season

Week 3: Holy week celebration

Week 4: First C.A.

Week 5: Easter season

Week 6: Introduction to Virtue


Week 8: The Cardinal virtues

Week 9: Second C.A.

Week 10: The Theological virtues

Week 11: Revision/Examination


Week 13: Collation of results/Vacation proceedings


Week 1: Conscience formation

Week 2: Kinds of conscience

Week 3: Christian morality

Week 4: First C.A.

Week 5: Freewill and Intellect

Week 6: Acts of man


Week 8: Human acts

Week 9: Second C.A.

Week 10: Character and Habit

Week 11: Revision/Examination


Week 13: Collation of results/Vacation proceedings.

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SUBJECT: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE

JS1


1. God the Supreme Being – who is God? Names of God in different Nigerian languages

2. Biblical account of the creation.

3. Marriage – Meaning, types and functions

4-5) Disobedience

6-7) Call to Repentance

8) John the Baptist calls for Repentance

9) King David obeyed God call to Repentance

10) Call to Obedience

11) Revision

12) Examination


1. Call to Service

2-3) Call to Freedom

4. Relationship with God – Prayer, ways God talks to us

a. Relationship in the Family

7) Mid Term break

8) Relationship in the Church

9) Relationship in the Community

10) Revision

11) Examination


1-2) Reconciliation

3-4) The Birth of Jesus

5. Jesus and his family

6. Jesus’ Attitude to his Parents

7. Mid Term Break

8. The Baptism of Jesus

9. Temptation - Meaning, types, Jesus temptation, Overcoming temptation

10. Temptations in Nigeria today and ways of overcoming them

11. Revision

12. Examination

Reference books:

1) A.E. Osubele, et al (2009), Fundamentals of CRK, and Moral Instructions, (Basic 7), Doves

Publishing Company

2) Bible: The Revised Standard Version

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JS2


1. Call of the Disciples.

2. Mission of the Disciples.

3. Sermon on the Mount.

4. Sermon on the Mount.

5. Parables of Jesus.

6. Parables of Gods love.

7. Mid Term Break.

8. The miracles of Jesus.

9. Jesus subjected himself to civil and religious law.

10. love as the supreme law.

11. Revision.& Examination.


1. Love as the law qualities.

2. The Passion of Christ.

3. The last supper.

4. The Trial and Peter’s denial.

5. The crucifixion and death of Jesus.

6. Mid Term Break.

7. The Resurrection.

8. Records of appearances of Jesus.

9. Ascension of Jesus.

10. Revision.

11. Examination.

THIRD TERM

Weeks Topics

1. The Holy spirit.

2. Effects of the Holy on

3. Fellowship in the early church.

4. Togetherness in the early church.

5. Persecution of the early church.

6. Arrest and Martyrdom of Stephen

7. Mid Term Break.

8. Ministry of Peter.

9. Peter in Ceaserea.

10. Ministry of Paul.

11. Revision& Examination.

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JS3


1) Ministry of Paul: Paul’s early life: the conversion of Paul

2) Reaction of the Jews and the disciples in Jerusalem to Paul’s conversion

3) Ministry of Paul: Paul’s first missionary journey- Church in Antioch of Syria

4-5) The church in Lystra

6) Controversy in the early church- The controversy in Antioch of Syria

7) Mid Term Break

8) Controversy in the church of Corinth

9- 10) Conflict in the society- how to resolve conflict in the society

11) Revision

12) Examination


1) Paul second missionary journey – Paul in Troas

2) Paul in Philippi

3) Paul second missionary Journey- Paul in Philippi (cont.)

4 -5) Paul in Athens

6) Paul in Corinth

7) Mid Term Break

8) Paul’s third Missionary Journey- Paul in Ephesus

9) Paul and the civil Authority – Paul before Governor Felix

10) Paul before Governor Festus

11) Revision and Examination

12) Examination and Vacation

THIRD TERM

Weeks Topics

1) Paul before King Agrippa II

2) The Christian Church today –Growth of the Church

3-4) Some teachings of Paul

5) Revision of JS 1 Topics

6) Revision

7) Mid Term Break

8) Revision of JS 2 Topics

9-10) Revision

11) Examination

12) Vacation

Reference books:

1) A.E. Osubele et al (2009), Fundamentals of CRK, and Moral Instructions, (Basic 8), Doves

Publishing Company

2) Bible: The Revised Standard Version

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SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

JS1


1. Introduction to Civic Education

2. Reasons for studying civic education

3. Citizenship

4. Values

5. Importance of values in the society

6. Honesty

7. Self-reliance

8. Rights and citizenship


1. Objectives of national consciousness

2. National values (integrity, contentment, discipline and courage)

3. Examples of people of integrity in the society

4. Contentment

5. Discipline


1. Nigeria as a federation

2. Characteristics of a federation – sharing of powers between central and state

government

3. Differences among the three tiers of government

4. Rule of law

5. Punishment for breaking the law

6. Protection of human rights and the rule of law

7. Groups that assist in protecting human rights of citizens

8. Consumer rights and responsibility

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9. JS2


1. Democracy

2. Democratic institutions and their functions

3. Pillars of democracy I

4. Pillars of democracy II

5. Election and voter’s responsibilities

6. Basic qualification for election

7. Procedure for voting

8. Electoral malpractices


1. Meaning of constitution and supremacy of the constitution

2. Constitutional development in Nigeria I

3. Constitutional development in Nigeria I

4. 1960 Independence constitution and post-Independence constitution

5. Second republican constitution of 1979

6. 4th Republican constitution of Nigeria (1999)


1. National values

2. Attributes of right attitude to work

3. Reward and importance of reward

4. Consequences of not having right attitude to work

5. Negative behavior

6. Effect of negative behavior on the society

7. Promoting positive behavioral changes

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8. JS3


1. Elections and electoral bodies in Nigeria

2. Citizenship

3. Illiteracy

4. Consequences of illiteracy

5. Solutions to the problem of illiteracy

6. Citizenship education on importance of literacy, mobilization of citizens

7. Road accidents

8. Self-employment

SECOND TERM

Weeks Topics

1. Electoral laws

2. Obligations of citizens

3. Protection of human rights

4. The current Nigeria constitution

5. National security

6. Democratic process

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SUBJECT: FRENCH LANGUAGE

JS1


1. L'alphabet français Épeler un mot

2. Saluer et prendre congé Présentation, auxiliaires et verbes du premier groupe

3. Décrire les traits physiques Adjectifs qualificatifs, description

4. Demander et répondre Les objets de classe, articles définis

5. Parler des caractéristiques personnelles, morales Nationalités

6. Parler du temps Pronom personnels

7. Décrire son meilleur plat et comment le préparer Nombres


1. Les chiffres Nombres ordinaux

2. Parler de ses loisirs, exprimer ses goûts et ses préférences

adjectifs possessifs

3. Demander quelque chose à quelqu'un Prépositions

4. Décrire la vie rurale

5. Acheter et vendre


1. Décrire les professions Pluriel des noms

2. Exprimer les attitudes, (jugement et appréciation) Corps humain

3. Demander et donner l'heure Jours et mois

4. Dire les dates situer un évènement par rapport à un autre, Temps présent, passé, futur simple

5 Parler des voyages Les moyens de transport

6 Dire ce que l'on fait tous les jours de la semaine et chaque mois

7 Parler des loisirs

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JS2


1. Demander et expliquer la position des personnes, des choses les unes par rapport aux autres

Prépositions

2. Exprimer les attitudes :jugement et appréciation La forme négative

3. Savoir démander et indiquer le chemin Verbes du deuxième groupe

4. Dégager les caractéristiques de la vie rurale Mon village

5. Dégager les caractéristiques de la vie urbaine La ville

6. Parler des ressemblences et différences entre la ville et le village

Comparaison


1. Établir la liste des objets de classe et les inventaires Articles définis, indéfinis

2. Savoir dire ce que l'on veut acheter et demander le prix Verbes du troisième groupe

3. Identifier les choses nouvelles dans la communauté

4. Identifier les différents types de personnes dans la société Adjectifs démonstratifs

5. Décrire les grandes fêtes de la communauté

6. Maladies et médecins spécialistes Corps humain


1. Les voies de communication, Conjugaison des verbes :voyager, aller, prendre...

2. Nommer les sports principaux Verbes faire(+de, du,...), jouer...

3. L'importance du sport Adjectifs possessifs

4. Demander poliment Verbe s'excuser

5. Introduction aux expressions idiomatiques

6. Savoir préciser la quantité nécessaire à la réalisation d'un plat

Verbe préparer au présent de l'indicatif

7. Savoir faire une réservation et demander l'addition

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JS3


1-2: Parlerdesprofessionsvariées :Tempsprésentdesauxiliairesetdesverbesréguliers

3. Décrirelesqualitésadmirablesd’unepersonne :Lesmaladies

4. Devoirsurveillé2

5. Lescausesdesmaladies

6. Lapharmacie

7. Mid-Term break

8. Lesprofessionnelsdelasanté

9. Devoirsurveillé2/révision

10. Compositiondupremiertrimestre


1. Parlerdelapharmacie :lapharmacie 2. Parlerdesprofessionnelsdelasanté :hygiène 3. Devoir1 4. Racontercequis’estpassé :passécomposé 5. Devoir2–Ecrireunelettreinformelle 6. Téléphoner 7. Midterm break 8. Compositiondusecondtrimestre 9-10: Congédepâques


1-3: Récapitulation:lesnombres–lesverbesirréguliers– 4: Devoir 5-6: Lespronoms–lesarticles 7: Midterm 8-10. LesépreuvesdeBECE

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JS1 HISTORY FIRST TERM SCHEME OF WORK

WK TOPIC

1 MEANING OF HISTORY& STORY TELLING

2-3 SOURCES OF HISTORY

4. FIRST C.A.TEST

5. IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY

6. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA (NOK)

7. MID-TERM BREAK

8. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA.(ILE – IFE)

9. SECOND C.A. TEST

10. REVISION

11. EXAMINATION

12. EXAMINATION

13. MARKING/COLLATION

14. VACATION

SECOND TERM SCHEME OF WORK WK TOPIC

1. REVISION OF FIRST TERM WORK/ENTRY TEST

2. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA (ILE-IFE)

3. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA (BENIN ART & CULTURE)

4. FIRST C.A.TEST

5. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA (IGBO-UKWU ART I)

6. HISTORICAL SITES IN NIGERIA (IGBO-UKWU ART II)

7. MID-TERM BREAK

8. MAJOR CENTRALISED STATE IN PRWE-COLONIAL

NIGERIA

9. SECOND C.A. TEST

10. REVISION

11. EXAMINATION


13. VACATION

THIRD TERM SCHEME OF WORK WK TOPIC

1. REVISION OF SECOND TERM WORK/ENTRY TEST


NIGERIA II


NIGERIA III

4. FIRST C.A.TEST

5. NON-CENTRALISED STATE IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA I

6. NON-CENTRALISED STATE IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA II

7. MID-TERM BREAK

8. NON-CENTRALISED STATE IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA III

9. SECOND C.A. TEST

10. REVISION

11. EXAMINATION


13. VACATION

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SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES

JS1


1. Introduction to Social Studies/Component of Social Studies

2. History of Nigerian Social Studies Education

3. Agents and processes of socialization

4. Social groups

5. Family bond and living as one family

6. Cooperation

7. Science and technology


1. Roles of the extended family members in child’s development

2. The consequences of large/small family size

3. Our School I

4. Our School II

5. Accidents in the school

6. Our roles in promoting safety in our community


1. Marriage I

2. Marriage II

3. Road safety club as agent of socialization

4. National Unity and Integration I

5. National Unity and Integration II

6. Religion

7. Communication

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8. JS2


1. Culture I

2. Culture II

3. Common social problems in Nigeria I

4. Common social problems in Nigeria II

5. Leadership and followership

6. Harmful substances

7. Drug abuse


1. Drug trafficking

2. Common crimes, causes and effects

3. Observing and reporting common crimes

4. Emergency management

5. Savings

6. Transportation


1. Human trafficking

2. Group behaviours

3. Promoting peaceful living in our society

4. Social conflict

5. Managing and resolving conflict

6. National population census

7. Traffic rules and regulations

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8. JS3


1. People and their environment I

2. People and their environment II

3. Environmental problems

4. Harmful traditional practices

5. Cultism

6. Global international cooperation


1. National security

2. The national economy

3. The sectors of the Nigerian economy

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SUBJECT: YORUBA LANGUAGE

7. JS1

FIRST TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Alifabeeti ede Yoruba / Entry test 2. Iro faweli ede Yoruba / Silebu ede Yoruba 3. Iro konsonanti / Ise Agbe 4. Ise ilu lilu / 1st C.A 5. Awon eya Yoruba ati ibi ti a ti le ri won / Litireso ede Yoruba 6. Isedale ati itankale awon Yoruba 7. Isinmi Idaji Taamu [Mid Term Break] 8. Oge sise ni ile Yoruba 9. Bi ede Yoruba se di kiko sile 10. Onka Yoruba [1-300] 11-13 Atunyewo eko, idanwo ati isinmi opin saa.

SECOND TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Akoto ede Yoruba / Welcome test 2. Isori oro: Oro-Oruko 3. Litireso ede Yoruba: Litireso alohun ajemayeye 4. Iro ede: Ami Ohun / 1ST C.A 5. Igbeyawo nile Yoruba 6. Aroko asotan Oniroyin 7. Isinmi Idaji Taamu 8. Awon oba alade nile Yoruba / Ojo ati Osu nile Yoruba. 9. Isori oro: Oro–apejuwe , Oro aropo-oruko / 2ND C.A 10. Onka Yoruba [1-300] 11-13 Atunyewo eko,idanwo ati isinmi opin saa

THIRD TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Asa ikini ni ile Yoruba /Welcome test 2. Awon eya ara ti a n lo fun iro pipe. 3. Isori oro: Oro-aponle , Oro-Ise. 4. Litireso ede Yoruba: Litireso alohun ajemesin / 2ND C.A 5. Ise abinibi nile Yoruba: Ise ode, Aro dida. 6. Leta kiko : Oriki ati orisii leta [ Leta Gbefe] 7. Isinmi idaji taamu 8. Gbolohun ninu ede Yoruba: Gbolohun abode,alakanpo,ibeere / 2ND C.A 9. Orisii odun nile Yoruba 10. Ise oro-oruko ninu gbolohun 11-13 Atunyewo eko, idanwo ati isinmi ipari saa.

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1. JS2

FIRST TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Ogun jija nile Yoruba / Entry test 2. Oro-asopo , Oro aropo-oruko/ Kika iwe litireso ti a yan. 3. Asa igbeyawo : Igbeyawo ode oni. 4. Idanwo ranpe kin-in-ni 5. Onka Yoruba [ 500-1000] Aroko Oniroyin 6. Litireso alohun ajemayeye: Ekun-iyawo,Rara,Bolojo,Alamo sise. 7. Isinmi idaji taamu. 8. Iseda oro-oruko 9. Gbolohun onibo 10-13 Atunyewo eko,idanwo ati isinmi opin saa.

SECOND TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Iseda oro-oruko / welcome test 2. Asa iranra-eni-lowo: Aaro, Owe,Ajo abbl. 3. Leta kiko: Leta Aigbefe 4. Oriki ni ile Yoruba / 1ST C.A 5. Akoto ede Yoruba / Akaye 6. Igbagbo Yoruba nipa orisa. 7. Isinmi idaji taamu. 8. Owe Yoruba / Aso hihun 9. Onka Yoruba [301-1,000] 10. Kika iwe Litireso ti Ijoba yan 11-12 Atunyewo eko,idanwo. 13. Isinmi opin saa.

THIRD TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Igbagbo Yoruba nipa Olodumare/ Welcome test 2. Ona ede Yoruba / Litireso apileko 3. Asa Isomoloruko nile Yoruba 4. Iro konsonanti [Ate Konsonanti] 5 Aroko atonisona: Alariiyanjiyan 6. Ise abinibi nile Yoruba : Ise gbenagbena, ise epo fifo 7. Isinmi idaji taamu 8. Litireso ede Yoruba: Orin ibile 9. Igbagbo Yoruba nipa abiku 10. Ayeye ibile 11-13 Atunyewo eko, idanwo ati isinmi opin saa.

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1. JS3

FIRST TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Orisii oro-oruko ati ise won/welcome test 2. Orisii oro-ise ati ise won/ Kika iwe ti a yan 3. Asa Iranra-eni-lowo: Eru ati Iwofa/ Kika iwe ti Ijoba yan 4. Idanwo ranpe kin-in-ni [1ST C.A] 5. Apola-oruko ninu gbolohun ati ise re /Kika iwe ti Ijoba yan. 6. Ohun mimo ninu esin ibile / Kika iwe ti a yan 7. Isinmi idaji taamu. 8. Esin ibile Yoruba / Kika iwe ti a yan 9. Aroko Pipa / Kika iwe litireso. 10. Isunki ati iparoje 11-13 Atunyewo eko,idanwo ati isinmi opin saa.

SECOND TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Awe-gbolohun ede Yoruba/ Welcome test 2. Owo sise nile Yoruba 3. Apola ninu ede Yoruba: Apola-atokun, apola-ise. 4. Gbolohun ninu ede Yoruba: Ase, Olopo oro-ise,ayisodi abbl/ 1ST C.A 5. Iwa ibaje lawujo 6. Kika iwe litireso ti Ijoba yan 7. Isinmi idaji taamu 8. Oruko nile Yoruba 9. Ilo ede ati asa to suyo ninu iwe. 10. Itoju ara eni ati ayika eni 11-13. Atunyewo eko, idanwo ati isinmi opin saa.

THIRD TERM Ose Ori-Oro 1. Isori oro: Oro-asopo, alakanpo abbl. / Welcome test 2. Agbeyewo oriki idile 3. Akanlo ede ninu ede Yoruba 4. Litireso: Iwe kika / 1ST C.A 5. Gbese jije ati bi a se n san an 6. Ate apola-ise ninu ede Yoruba 7. Isinmi idaji taamu 8. Aroko atonisona alalaye 9. Ere idaraya nile Yoruba 10. Atunyewo lori isori oro. 11-13. Atunyewo eko, idanwo ati isinmi opin saa. Iwe Itokasi: Adewoyin S.Y [2014] Simplified Yoruba L1 lati JS1-JS3. Lagos. Corpromutt Publishers.

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SUBJECT: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

1. SS1


1.The sovereignty of God: God the creator, God the creator, God the controller of the

universe

2.The covenant- God’s covenant with Abraham

3.God’s covenant with Israel, The New Covenant

4.Leadership : Joshua as a leader, Moses as a leader

5.Leadership : Joshua as a leader, Deborah as a leader

6.God cares for His people : Guidance and Protection

7.Mid- term break

8.Parental responsibility : Examples of Eli and Samuel

9.Parental responsibility : Examples of Asa and Jehoshaphat

10. Disobedience and its consequences : Saul’s disobedience and its consequences

11. Revision

12. Examination


1) God cares for His people : Guidance and Protection

2) Parental responsibility : Examples of Eli, Samuel and Asa

3) Disobedience and its consequences : Saul’s disobedience and its consequences

4) A man after God’s own heart

5) CA Test

6) Mid- term break

7) Repentance and forgiveness

8) Making decision : Solomon’s decisions

9) Revision

10) Examination


1) Making decision : Rehoboam decision, Greed and its effects

2) The supremacy of God

3) Religious reforms

4) Concern for one’s nation

5) Faith in God

6) Message of God

7) Mid-tern break

8) Social justice and true religion

9) Divine love

10) Holiness and divine call, Punishment and hope

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1. Jesus teaching about Himself.

2. Jesus the light of the world.

3. Jesus the true vine

4. Jesus the Bread of life.

5. Love : God"s Love for man.

6. Love for one another

7. Mid Term Break

8. Justification by faith.

9. New life in Christ.

10. Sonship.

11. Revision & Examination.


1. Faith and Work

2. The fruit of the spirit.

3. Law and Grace.

4. Spiritual gift.

5. Forgiveness.

6. Humility.

7. Mid Term Break

8. Effective Prayer.

9. Christian living in the community.

10. Revision.

11. Examination.


1. St Peter teaching on inter Personal relationship.

2. Christian Giving.

3. Civic Responsibility.

4. Dignity of Labour.

5. Impartiality.

6. The second coming of Jesus.

7. Mid Term Break.

8. Resurrection according to st Paul.

9. The Holy Spirit and mission.

10. Fellowship in the early church

11. Opposition to the gospel message

12. Revision& Examination.

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1) SS3


1. The significance of the baptism of Jesus.

2. The significance of Temptation pf Jesus.

3. The call of the four disciples.

4. The demand of discipleship.

5. Miracles.

6. Miracles.

7. Parables.

8. Parables.

9. Demand of the kingdom.

10. Revision.

Reference books:

1) H.A. Adigwe et al, Christian Religious Knowledge for SS

2) A.E, Izuchukwu , Round up for SS, R.S.V

3) A.J.V, Obinna, Christian Religious Knowledge, 2nd Edition

4) Bible – The Revised Standard Version

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SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

SS 1 FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC 1. VALUES

2. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION

3. NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS

4. NATIONALISM

5. NATIONALISM

6. HUMAN RIGHTS

7. CATEGORIES OF HUMAN RIGHTS

8. EMERGENCY PERIODS IN NIGERIA

SS 1 SECOND TERM S/N TOPIC

1. UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS (UDHR)

2. DECLARATIONS AND TREATIES THAT PROTRECT HUMAN RIGHTS

3. LAW AND ORDER

4. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

5. CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY

6. RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD

7. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARENTS AT HOME AND AT SCHOOL

8. TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

SS 1 THIRD TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. TRAFFIC REGULATIONS (FRSC AND TREAFFIC WARDENS)

2. INTER-PERSONAL RELATIOSNHIPS

3. INTER-COMMUNAL RELATIONSHIPS

4. INTER-COMMUNAL CONFLICTS IN NIGERIA

5. CULTISM

6. CULTISM

7. DRUGS AND DRUG ABUSE

8. DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

SS 2 FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. HUMANTRAFFICKING

2. ROLES AND ACHIEVEMNTS OF WOTCLEF, GOVERNMENT AND NAPTIP IN CURBING TRAFFICKING

3. HIV/AIDS

4. YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

5. STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT


7. DEMOCRACY

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8. RULE OF LAW

SS 2 SECOND TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. BARRIERS TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

2. ROLE OF DEMOCRACY AND RULE OF LAW IN PRMOTING NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

3. POLITICAL APARTHY

4. POLITICAL APARTHY

5. CIVIL SOCIETY

6. POPULAR PARTICIPATION I

7. POPULAR PARTICIPATION II

SS 2 THIRD TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. PUBLIC SERVICE

2. PUBLIC SERVICE IN DEMOCRACY

3. CONSTITUTION

4. TIERS OF GOVERNMENT

5. PASSAGE OF BILLS

6. CIVIL SERVICE 7. FEDERAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 8. TRAFFIC SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

SS 3FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. REVISION ON PUBLIC SERVICE

2. REVISION ON CIVIL SERVICE

3. FORMS OF DEMOCRACY

4. TRAFFI SIGNS AND SYMBOLS I

5. TRAFFIC SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

6. FEDERAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 7. GENERAL REVISION 8. GENERAL REVISION Refrence:

Solomon N. Echefu (2016); Modern Civic Education For Senior Secondary School; Bright Joy Ventures

Sapon, Abeokuta

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SUBJECT: FRENCH LANGUAGE

1) SS1


1-2: Seprésenterendétail :Lesauxiliaires:présent,imparfait,futursimpleetpassécomposé

3 : Identifierlespersonnesparprofession :Lespronoms(personnels/relatifs) 4. Devoirsurveillé1/lessons 5 : Exprimerlesgoûtsetpréférences :Lettreinformelle 6 : Exprimersonaccordetsondésaccord :Lanégation 7 : Mid-Term break 8 : Parlerdesactionsquotidiennes :Adjectifsindéfinis 9 : Demanderetindiquerlechemin 10: Compositiondupremiertrimestre


1-2 : Expliquersesprojetsetintentions :Etreauxdiverstemps ;contraireetsynonymesdesmots

3. Devoir1 4. Donnerdesconseilsetavertissements :voixpassive 5. Exprimerdessouhaits:lettreinformelle 6. Lessons :(lecture),discoursindirect 7. Mid-term 8-9. composition 10 : congé


1-2. Exprimersasatisfactionetsesregrets :expressionsidiomatiques-discoursindirect

3. Exprimerlessentimentspositifsetnégatifs :négationetexpressionsnégatives 4. devoir1-négation 5. Exprimercequ’ilfautfaireetcequ’ilnefautpasfaire :expressions+infinitif 6. Donnerdesraisonsetdessentimentsvaries 7. MidTerm 8. Réagirauneopinion 9. devoir2 10. Révision–composition

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1: Situeruneactionpasséemaisrécente Lepassérécent/jugeretcritiquer

2 :Exprimerunétatouuneactionrépétéedanslepassé:Expressionsdefréquence/protester

3. Exprimerlasimultanéité :S’excuser,sejustifier,sedéfendre 4 : Devoir2 5 : Situerquelquechosedansletemps :Pardonneràquelqu’un,accuser 6. Rapporteruneconversation 7: Mid-term break 8: Exprimerl’antériorité :Expressions+infinitive 9: Devoir2/Correction 10: compositiondupremiertrimestre


1. Demanderetdonneruneopinion ;lettred’appréciation 2. Seplaindre:lecture 3. Exprimerunehésitation,inquiétude,doute 4. Devoir1 5. Exprimerlaconfiance 6. Juger,critiquerunacte 7. MidTerm 8. Composition


1. Exprimerl’appréciation :lettreinformelle 2. Nuancerl’expressiond’uneopinion :l’argent-lebonheur. 3. Protester :lettreformelle 4. Devoir1 5. Laconcessionetlacondition :Leconditionnel 6. l’opposition–véritégénérale :Dictonsetproverbes 7. Midterm 8. Lebut–laconséquence :narration 9. Devoir2 10 Révision

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1) SS3


1-3: Lesarticles,lesPronoms 4. Devoirsurveillé1 5. LaFrance-épreuvesrécentes 6. Lanégation :lettre 7. Mid-Term break 8. Ladescription :personne- 9. devoirsurveillé2 10. Examen


1. Lesquestionsorales,sons 2. questionsthéoriques 3. Lecontraireetsynonymesdesmots 4. Voixpassiveetdiscoursindirect 5. Conjugaison-grammaire

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SUBJECT: GOVERNMENT

SS 1 FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE SUBJECT MATTER GOVERNMENT

2. BASIC CONCEPTS IN GOVERNMENT

3. FORMS OF GOVERNMENT

4. DEMOCRACY

5. PLITICAL CULTURE AND SOCIALISATION

6. POLITICAL /ECONOMIC IDEOLOGY

7. POLITICAL IDEOLOGY II

8. UNITARY SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

SS 1 SECOND TERM S/N TOPIC

1. FEDERAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

2. CONFEDERAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

3. PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

4. PARLIAMENTARY/CABINET SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

5. MONARCHICAL/REPUBLICAN FORMS OF GOVERNMENT

6. MILITARY GOVERNMENT


8. PROCEDURES FOR PASSAGE OF BILLS INTO LAW

SS 1 THIRD TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. RULE OF LAW & SEPARATION OF POWERS

2. CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONALISM

3. FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS/POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

4. CENTRALIZATION AND DECENTRALIZATION

5. DELEGATED LEGISLATION

6. CITIZENSHIP/POLITICAL PARTIES

7. PRESSURE GROUPS

8. ELECTORAL PROCESS

Refrence: Solomon N. Echefu (2016); Modern Government

For Senior Secondary School; Bright Joy Ventures Sapon, Abeokuta

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SS 2 FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. ELECTION

2. PUBLIC OPINION

3. FRANCHISE

4. ELECTORAL COMMISSION

5. CIVIL SERVICE

6. PUBLIC CORPORATION

7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT

8. PRE-COLONIAL POLITICAL SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

SS 2 SECOND TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. COLONIALISM

2. NATIONALISM

3. CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOMENT IN NIGERIA

4. INDEPENDENT/REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION

5. FEDERALISM IN NIGERIA

6. DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL PARTIES

7. MAJOR POLITICAL CRISIS IN NIGERIA

SS 2 THIRD TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. MILITARY RULE IN NIGERIA

2. CONFLICTS

3. NIGERIA FOREIGN POLICY

4. NON ALIGNMENT

5. INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION (A.U)

6. UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION 7. ECOWAS 8. OPEC Refrence:

Solomon N. Echefu (2016); Modern Government For Senior Secondary School; Bright Joy Ventures

Sapon, Abeokuta

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SUBJECT: YORUBA LANGUAGE

SS 1 FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. Awon ey ara ifo

2. Atunyewo iro faweli (Owe ile Yoruba)

3. Atunyewo iro konsonanti (itumo Litireso, eko ati iwulo re)

4. Atunyewo silebu ninu ede Yoruba

5. Aroko kiko (Asa iran-ara-eni-lowo)

6. Akaye (kika iwe litireso ore mi-lati owo Aderibigbe ina)

7. Isinmi ilaji taamu

8. Aayan pgbufo (kika iwe litireso ore mi)

9. Elegbejegbe/irosiro ni ile Yoruba

10. Agbeyewo ise SS 1SECOND TERM

S/N TOPIC 1. Atunyewo iwe ibeere taamu to koja (Oge sise ni ile Yoruba)

2. Awon isori gbolohun Yoruba: itesiwaju kika iwe litireso nitori owo lati owo Akinwumi Ishola

3. Ila Kiko

4. Akaye ninu ede Yoruba: Elegbe jegbe tabi irosiro

5. Atunyewo iro faweli: Ewi atenudenu gege bi orison isedale ati asa Yoruba

6. Isori oro Oruko: Ayan ogbufo

7. Isinmi Ilaji taamu

8. Ipolowo oja

9. Akanlo Ede: Ere Idaraya

10. Atunyewo ona isawoloed iwe nitori owo

11-13 Idanwo

SS 1THIRD TERM S/N TOPIC

1. Ipolowo Oja ni ile Yoruba: Ere Idaraya

2. Oro aropo oruko

3. Oro ise ati awon eya re : Owo yiya ni ile Yoruba

4. Isori oro: Oro eyan: Itesiwaju ise lori aroko Asapejuwe

5. Gbolohun oniponna: Kikai we litireso Moreni

6. Onka ni ile Yoruba (Egberun – Egbaaira)


8. Isinku ati ona ti a n gba sin orisirisi oku ni ile Yoruba

9. Akaye: Kikai we Moremi Ajasoro

10. Aayan Ogbufo

11. Agbeyewo Ise

12-13 Idanwo

SS 2FIRST TERM

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S/N TOPIC

1. Asa isinku ni ile Yoruba (onka 1,00 – 20,000)

2. Ankoo faweli (Afure asa isinku abinibi ati eto isinku ti awon omo leyin Kristi ati ti musulumi)

3. Oro ayalo ninu ede Yoruba (igbagbo ati ero Yoruba nipa oso ati aje)

4. Orisii gbolohun kika iwe litereso igbeyin lalayo ta – olusesan Ajewole)

5. Alo Apamo (Egbe awo)

6. Oro Agbaso (Kikai we litereso igbeyin lalayo ta)


8. Apola Aponle (iwa omo oluabi)

9. Oro Asopo (eto eni si ogun jije

10. SS 2SECOND TERM

S/N TOPIC 1. Atunyewo iwe ibeere taamu to koja; Iparoje ati Aroko pipa isunki

2. Igbagbo awon Yoruba nipa aseyinraye; kika iwe litireso Moremi ajasoro –Debo Awe

3. Iseda ora oruko; Eeewo ati orisii re

4. Iyato laaarin oro aponle ati apola aponle

5. Akaye; Itoju omode; ona ede ayaworan

6. Iba isele; Atunyewo iro Konsonanti


8. Oran dida ati ijiya ti o to

9. Itesiwaju lori Aayan ogbufo; itesiwaju lori kika iwe Moremi

10. Aroko Ajemo isipaya; Agbeyewo eto ogun jija

11. Atunyewo ise

12-13 Idanwo

SS 2THIRD TERM S/N TOPIC

1. Eto isinku ni ile Yoruba; Aranmo

2. Oro aponle: Apola Aponle

3. Iwa Omoluabi; Kika iremonje Are Isipa ode

4. Oro asopo ati oro atokun

5. Eto eni si ogun jije

6. Akanlo Ede; Ojise emi si ogun jije

7. Eto isinmi ilaji taamu

8. Asa isomoloruko; onka

9. Orisii gbolohun ede Yoruba

10. Agbeyewo ise

11-12 Idanwo

SS 3FIRST TERM

S/N TOPIC

1. Onka 1,000 – 20,000

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2. Awe gbolohun ede Yoruba

3. Iba isele

4. Leta kiko

5. Awon iserun eni

6 - 7 Atunyewo iwe litireso (Iya atata)

8- 9 Atunyewo iwe iremonje Are isipa ode

10-11 Atunyewo iwe Awon Oriki Orile, mereerindinlogbon

12. Agbeyewo ise lapapo

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COMPUTER EDUCATION

JS1 FIRST TERM

week Topic Content

1 & 2 History of computer Technology of different information ages

3 Data & information

4 & 5 Data processing

6 & 7 Classification of computer Classification by – type, size, generation

and purpose

8 Basic computer concepts - What is computer

- Characteristic of computer

JS1 SECOND TERM

Week Topic Content

1 & 2 - Basic computer

Concepts

- Parts of the

computer

What is computer?

Characteristic of computer

Computer as an IPO system

Hardware

Software

Peopleware/humanware

3 & 4 Computer hardware

Input devices

Output devices

Control unit

Arithmetic and logic unit

Main memory

5 & 6 Computer operation What is booting?

Types of booting

JS1 Third TERM

Week Topic Content

1 & 2 External storage (auxiliary

storage)

Definition of external storage

Types of external storage

Importance of storage

3 & 4 Computer ethics and safety

measures

Computer ethics

Safety measures

Abuse of computer

5 & 6 Word processing Introduction to word processing and word

processor

Examples of word processor

Features of word processor

Load and exit word processor

7 & 8 ICT application in every

day life

Meaning of ICT

Benefit of ICT

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Disadvantages of ICT

ICT gadgets

JS2 FIRST TERM

Week Topic Content

1 The computer system The computer system

Components of computer system, i.e. software,

hardware and peoleware

Relationship

2 Computer software general

introduction (a) system

software

Definition of computer software

Types of software

Examples of software

Language translators

Utilities

Operating system

3 System software –

operating system

Definition of operating system.

Examples of operating system

Types of operating system

Functions

4 Application software Classification of application s/w

Examples

5 Numbers Bases

1ntroduction

Decimal

Binary

6 Numbers bases 11 Octal numbers

Hexadecimal numbers

7 Units of storage in

computer

Bits

Nibbles

Bytes

Word

8 Programming languages Meaning of computer program

Examples of prog. languages

JSS 2 Second Term

Week Topic Content

1 & 2 Algorithm & flow Definition of algorithm

Properties of Algorithm

Problem of formation

Definition of flow chart

Flow chart symbols

3 & 4 BASIC Meaning of BASIC

Elements of BASIC

BASIC variables

BASIC statements/keys words

5 Graphic packages 1 Meaning of graphic packages

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Examples of graphic

Features of graphic packages

Paint

Paint tools and their functions

6 Graphic packages 11 Corel Draw environment

Corel Draw tools and their functions

Comparisons between CorelDraw and paint

packages

JSS2 Third Term

Week Topic Content

1 & 2 ICT (Info. & Comm. Tech.)

ICT gadgets

Meaning of ICT

Benefits of ICT

Disadvantages of ICT

3 & 4 Computer network Define computer network

Classification of network

Network topology

5 Internet 1(general introduction) Definition of internet

Internet browser

Benefits of internet

Abuse of internet

6 & 7 Internet 11

Mobile web and social

networking services

Meaning of web

Social networking sites for phone

applications

Social networking for both phone and

computer applications

Reference Textbook – Jokotoyo Boyo, Welcome to Computer Studies for Junior Sch, Bk 2

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COMPUTER EDUCATION JS3

FIRST TERM

1. Search Engine: Examples, how to use and specific uses of Search engine

2. Digital Divide: Definition, where they can exist, old economy and economy

3. Database: Definition, types, terms in database and forms of database

4. 1st C.A/CEC

5. Spreadsheet

6. Terms in Spreadsheet

7. Mid-term

8. Graphs & Charts

9. 2nd C.A

10. Revision

11. Practical

12. Examination

SECOND TERM

1. Human ware and career opportunities in computer

2. Computer virus

3. Logic gates and truth table

4. Computer file organization

Reference Textbook – Jokotoyo Boyo, Welcome to Computer Studies for Junior Sch, Bk 3

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CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS

J S1

1stTERM

1. Introduction to Art

2. How Art started in Nigerian schools

3. Nigeria local craft

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. Tie and Dye/ Batik

6. Practical on Tie and Dye/ Batik

7. Mid – Term Break

8. Theory of music / uses of music

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Revision

11. Examination

2ND TERM

1. Definition of drama/ theatre

2. Elements of Drama

3. Forms of drama

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. The play director / Playwright

6. Costumes and make-ups in drama

7. Mid-term break

8. Opportunity and career in drama

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Revision

11. Examination

3rd Term

1. Team work and sense of belonging

2. Unity

3. Rudiments of music

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. Bead works

6. Modelling with Paper Mache

7. Mid-term break

8. Mosaic and collage design

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Elements of design

11. Revision / Examination

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J S2

1st Term

1. Principles of design/ Production of pattern

2. Drawing, drawing skills and shading techniques (practical)

3. Construction and design

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. Lettering

6. Art materials, tools and equipment

7. Mid – term break

8. Self-control

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Musical notes / musical rest

11. Revision

12. Examination

2nd Term

1. Terminologies in 2 dimensional art

2. Terminologies in 3 dimensional art

3. History of music

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. Scale

6. Dance

7. Mid – term break

8. The study of colour

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Colour application in crafts

11. Revision

12. Examination

3rd Term

1. Introduction to Choreography

2. Contemporary dance

3. Musical practice

4. 1st C. A. Test

5. Singing

6. Rehearsal

7. Mid-term break

8. Introduction to clay

9. 2nd C. A. Test

10. Introduction to sculpture/ Ceramics

11. Revision

12. Examination

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J S 3

1ST TERM

1. Nigerian traditional art

2. Nigerian contemporary artists

3. Embroidery

4. Crocheting

5. Knitting

6. Macramé

2nd term

1. Nigerian popular festivals

2. Interval

3. Cadence

4. Rest (music)

5. Functions of musical instruments

6. Playing of recorder

3rd term

1. Revision of JSS 1 – 3 works e.g.

2. Nigerian Contemporary Arts and Artists.

3. Nigerian Traditional Arts.

4. Rudiment and Theory of Music.

5. History of Music.

6. Nigerian Local Crafts

7. Drama- Definition, people involved in drama, types, functions, elements.

8. Dramatists/Playwrights.

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HOME ECONOMICS

J S 1

1ST TERM

1. Introduction to home economics, History of home economics, Areas of home economics.

2. Relationships between home economics and Other Careers in clothing and textile and careers

in home management

3. Structure, parts and functions of the human body, hair and eyes

4. 1st C. A test

5. Structure, parts and functions of the human body nose and ear

6. Structure, parts and functions of the human body teeth and skin

7. Mid-term break

8. Structure, parts and functions of the human body, fingernail, feet and fundamental human

9. 2nd C .A test

10. Revision

11. Examination

2ND TERM

1. Clothing and household articles / craft Simple sewing tools and equipment, List of simple

relevant articles e. g Apron, Needle work bag e. t. c

2. Stitches, classes and types of

3. Construction of simple relevant articles e. g Apron, cap , needle work bag, armrest ,napkin.

4. 1st C. A test

5. Cleaning agents, types and uses of cleaning agents

6. Cosmetics and deodorant Safety ,quality and regulatory control of Cosmetics product in

Nigeria.

7. Mid-term break

8. Cosmetics and deodorant, Safety , quality and regulatory control of cosmetics product in

Nigeria (continued)

9. 2nd C. A test

10. Revision

11. Revision

12. Examination

3RD TERM

1. Safety, quality and regulatory control of cosmetics product in Nigéria

2. Healthy feeding and eating habit

3. Food addictive ,examples of food addictive

4. 1st C. A test

5. Food contaminants, types of food contaminant and their causes

6. Drug abuse.

7. Mid-term break

8. Drug abuse (continued)

9. 2nd C. A test

10. Revision

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HOME ECONOMICS J S 2

FIRST TERM

Week Topic Content

1 Personal Clothing Meaning of clothing and reasons for wearing clothes.

Clothes and accessories for different occasion

2 Household Linen

Types of household linen

Factors that enhance the selection of household linen

Maintenance of household linen

3 Clothing Maintenance

List Laundry Steps

State Clothing Repairs

State Clothing Storage

4 Basic Elements of Design

Basic elements of design

Color wheel

Making patterns using lines

5 Figure Types

Different figure types

Figure problems

Ways of solving figure faults

6 Basic Pattern Drafting

Techniques

Meaning of pattern drafting

Types of pattern drafting

Drafting basic blocks

7 Fashion Designing Definition of fashion designing

List different fashion designs

8 Practical Pattern drafting

SECOND TERM

Week Topic Content

1 Basic Pattern Designing

Drafting techniques and fashion tools for pattern

drafting

2& 3 Food Purchasing,

Processing,

Preservation and Safety

Meaning of food purchasing, processing, preservation

Factors to consider when buying food items

Purchasing education, the importance and right of a

purchaser

Modern or improved methods of food storage

Traditional food storage method

4 & 5 Wise Buying Practises

Simple methods of preserving foods

Causes of food deterioration

6 & 8 Food Processing Food fermentation

Processing fruits

The important factors to consider when buying fruits

e.g. Orange, pawpaw etc

9 REVISION

10 – 13 EXAMINATION and

COLLATION OF

RESULTS

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THIRD TERM

Week Topic Content

1 Consumer Rights (a) Definition of consumer (b) Rights of the consumer

2 Consumer Challenges of the consumer Challenges

Redress options for consumers

Procedure for seeking redress

3 Responsible Food Responsibilities of food safety manager to consumers

Management

Hygienic food management strategies

Effects of hygienic and unhygienic food handling to

Consumers

4 Preparation,Packaging

and Marketing of

Food Items

Differences between snacks and main meals

Snacks and drinks available in the society

Duties of food sellers/providers for the Preparation of food

for packaging

5 Introduction of

Textile

Definition of textile with examples

Reasons for studying textiles

Uses of textiles

6 Types, Properties,

Production, Uses and

Care of Textiles

Origin of textile

Basic textile terms e.g. fiber, yarn, etc

Classification of fibers

Properties of fibers

7 Care of Fabric Care of different fabrics

Laundry agents and equipment Laundry processes

J S 3

1st Term

Week Topic

1. Puberty and adolescence

2. Sexually transmitted diseases

3. Sexually transmitted diseases

4. First continuous assessment test

5. Marriage

6. Child Care and development

7. Mid- term break

8. Second continuous assessment test

9. Child care and development and care ii

10. Revision, practical and examination

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Second term

Week Topic

1. Marriage continuation - Child care and development, Nutrition during pregnancy,

Precautions to be taken during pregnancy

2. Child Care and development - Baby layette/ importance of baby laytte, Breast feeding/

advantages, Bottle or artificial feeding/ disadvantages

3. Child immunization


5. Textile study

6. Basic textile

7. Importance of clothing and textile

8. Uses of textile

9. Methods of constructing fabric of textile

10. Reasons for study of textile

Third term

Week Topic

1. Sewing machine and accessories - Types of sewing machine, Parts of sewing machine and

their functions

2. Scientific study of foods – Carbohydrate, Characteristics of carbohydrate and protein, Effect

of heat on carbohydrate and protein

3. Fats and oils lipids - Vitamin and minerals

4. first continuous assessment test

5. Meal planning - Meaning of meal planning, Factors that influence meal planning, Guidelines

for meal planning

6. meal planning continuation

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BASIC TECHNOLOGY J S 1

1ST TERM

Week Topic 1. Understanding basic technology

2. Products of technology

3. Safety guidelines

4. First continuous assessment

5. Workshop safety

6. Properties of materials (wood/ metal

7. Midterm break

8. Second continuous assessment

9. Drawing instrument

10. Board practice

11. Revision

12. Examination and collation of results

13. Collation of results and vacation

2nd TERM

Week Topic

1. Properties of materials (ceramics and glass)

2. Properties of materials (Plastic and Rubber)

3. Building materials

4. First continuous assessment

5. Simple Blueprint reading/ Freehand Sketching

6. Midterm break

7. Second Continuous assessment

8. Woodwork Hand tools/ Revision

9. EXAMINATION

10. Collation and vacation

3rd TERM

Week Topic

1. Metalwork Handtools

2. Metalwork Handtools continuation

3. Care and maintenance of Handtools

4. Revision/ first continuous assessment

5. Maintenance

6. Maintenance of machines

7. Mid-term break

8. Revision/ Second continuous assessment

9. Type of Maintenance

10. Revision

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11. EXAMINATION

12. EXAMINATION/ Collation of Results

13. Collation of results/ Vacation

Ademola S. (2015) The concepts of Basic technology for Junior Secondary Schools

(HOLAD PUBLISHERS)

Olatunji Philip A. et al (2008) New Basic Technology for Junior Secondary Schools

(SEAGROVE GLOBAL VENTURES)

Prof Godswill Obioma et al (2010) NERDC Basic Technology for Junior Secondary

Schools Textbook 1 (Longman).


FIRST TERM

Week Topic

1. processing and uses of materials (wood)/Entry test

2. processing and uses of materials (wood)

3. processing and uses of Metals

4. processing and uses of Metals / 1st CAT

5. processing and uses of Ceramics

6. processing and uses of glass

7. Midterm break

8. processing and uses of plastics

9. processing and uses of rubber / 2nd CAT

10. Revision

11. Revision/ Examination

12. Examination/ Collation of results

13. Collation of results / Vacation

SECOND TERM

Week Topic

1. geometric construction (Uses of lines) /Entry test

2. Bisection of a line and angles

3. Geometric construction of angles.

4. Geometric construction of circles / 1st CA Test

5. Geometric construction of angles.

6. Geometric construction of triangles

7. Midterm break

8. Geometric construction of quadrilaterals

9. Geometric construction of polygons/ 2nd CAT

10. Revision




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THIRD TERM

Week Topic

1. Belt and chain drives/ Entry test

2. Belt and chain drives

3. Gear drives

4. Gear drives / 1st CAT

5. Hydraulic and pneumatic machines

6. Soldering and brazing

7. Midterm break

8. Site preparation

9. Setting out / 2nd CAT

10. Revision





FIRST TERM

Week Topic

1. Woodwork projects/Entry test

2. Woodwork projects

3. Metalwork projects

4. Metalwork proects /1st CAT

5. Woodwork Machines

6. Woodwork Machines

7. Midterm break

8. Metalwork machines

9. Metalwork machines / 2nd CAT

10. Revision




SECOND TERM

Week Topic

1. Pictorial drawing (Isometric)/Entry test

2. Pictorial drawing (Isometric)

3. Pictorial drawing (Oblique)

4. Pictorial drawing (Perspective) /1st CAT

5. Pictorial drawing (Perspective)

6. Orthographic drawings

7. Midterm break

8. Orthographic drawings

9. 2nd CAT

10. Revision


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JS 3 THIRD TERM

Week Topic

1. Foundations/Entry test

2. Foundations

3. Walls and Floors

4. Walls and floors /1st CAT

5. Doors, windows and roof

6. Doors, windows and roof

7. Midterm break

8. Revision

9. 2nd CAT

10. Revision




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CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE (CCP) S S 1

1ST TERM

1. Introduction to catering craft practice - Origin of catering /hospitality, types of catering

establishment and their functions

2. Housekeeping personnel, duties and responsibilities -Importance of housekeeping, Personnel

in housekeeping, -Duties and responsibilities of housekeeping personnel

3. Housekeeping personnel, duties and responsibilities -Importance of housekeeping, Personnel

in housekeeping, -Duties and responsibilities of housekeeping personnel

4. 1st C. A test

5. Bed making

6. Types of catering establishment e.g. Hotel, restaurant, hospital, catering, outdoor e. t. c

7. Mid-term break

8. Culinary terms commonly used in catering

9. 2nd C .A test

10. Revision

11. – 13 Examination and collation of result

2ND TERM

Week Topic

1. Safety procedures in catering establishment, types and causes of accident in the kitchen,

Prevention / Remedy

2. First Aid - Meaning and items in a first aid box, Common kitchen accident and their

treatment, Firefighting equipment e. g Fine sand, fire extinguisher e. t. c Safety precautions

3. Culinary terms

4. 1st C. A test

5. French translation

6. Food commodities

7. Mid-term break

8. Food commodities (continued), Milk and milk product

9. CA Test

10. -12. Examination

3RD TERM

Week Topic

1. Food commodities, Meat and meat cookery, Types of meat, Structure of meat food value of

meat

2. Poultry cookery, Food value of poultry, Purchase of poultry, Preparation of poultry, Plucking

the bird, Cutting into section e. t. c

3. Poultry cookery, Food value of poultry, Purchase of poultry, Preparation of poultry, Plucking

the bird, Cutting into section e. t. c

4. 1st C. A test

5. Practical

6. Eggs cookery, Structure of an egg, Food value of an egg, Uses of eggs, Factors that

determines the freshness of an egg, Methods of cooking eggs

7. Mid-term break

8. Vegetables

9. 2nd C. A test

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10. Revision

11. Examination and collation of result

12. Examination and collation of result

S S 2

1st Term

Week Topic

1. Food commodities - Vegetables: classes of vegetables, cuts of vegetables, Preservation

of vegetables, effect of heat on vegetables

2. Food commodities continuation - Legumes/pulses, Storage of legumes, Types

of legumes/pulses, Nuts and their uses, Methods of purchasing in catering

establishment

3. Fruits - Types and classes of fruits, Purchasing and serving of fruits, Methods

of preserving fruits, First continuous assessment

4. Game - Types and food value, Cereals and Grains, Food additives (herbs and spices)

5. Flour cookery - Composition of flour, types of flour, Fats used in baking, sweetness

used in confectionery

6. Mid-term break

7. Flour cookery continuation - Raising agent used in confectionery,

Flavouring used in confectionery, Local flour and their process and uses


9. Revision


2nd Term

Week Topic

1. CAKE - Rules for making cakes, Methods for checking whether cake is done,

Methods of making cakes etc, Biscuits

2. Bread - Types, rules for making bread, Steps in making bread, Common faults in

bread making/sweets

3. Food and beverage personnel - Food and beverage personnel and their functions,

Preparation for service, Taking bookings in food and beverage area.


5. Food preparation and methods of cooking, boiling stew and steam pets

6. Kitchen management - Large equipment and their uses, care, measuring tools and

utensils

7. Mid- term break

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8. Kitchen staff and functions

9. Reasons for measuring chef hat, cooks jacket

10. Revision


3rd TERM

Week Topic

I. Napkin folds - Types and procedure for folding and laying napkins Steps for laying the

table

II. Menu - Factors affecting menu planning , Factors to consider when planning menu,

Types of menu, cyclical, ala-carte, table d’hote Hospital menu, plat du jour etc

III. Stock, soup sauce, Types, uses of recipes, Factors to consider when making soup and

sauce stock, Types of soup, stock, sauces

IV. First continuous assessment test

V. Interpersonal skills - Dealing with customer, Dealing with incident during service

VI. Menu for different droups - Guideline for writing a menu

VII. Mid-term break

VIII. Accompaniment - Types of accompaniment, Uses of accompaniment

Types of food accompaniment, Hord’oeuvres

IX. Second continuous assessment test

X. Revision, examination and collation of results

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CATERING AND PRACTICE

S S 3

First Term

Week Topic

1. Bar and its functions - Types of bar, Parts of bar, Bar equipment and their functions

2. Beverages - Types, sprint, types of sprint, Cider and types of cider, Liqueurs and

productions, Wine, Types of wine and service of wine


4. Squashes - Types of squashes, Service from bar and lounge, Juice, service of juice

5. Cocktail - Types and makeup cocktail, Points to consider when making cocktail

6. Mid-term break

7. Costing and control in catering - Advantages of an efficient casting in catering,

Elements of costing, Dish costing, guidelines for dish costing, Cost sheet


9. Revision


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FOODS AND NUTRITION S S 1

First Term

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Introduction to food and nutrition, Food and Nutrition career opportunity,

Interrelationship of food and Nutrition to other subjects

2 Basic Food Nutrient: Carbohydrate, functions types and food source.

Protein; functions types and food source of protein

3 Fat and Oil, functions types and food source, difference between fat and oil

Mineral Elements functions types and food source, Deficiency symptoms of

mineral element

4 Vitamins functions types and food source deficiency symptoms, Water

functions of water/ 1st CA TEST.

5 Test of Nutrients: Carbohydrate, protein and fat & oil

6 Recommended dietary allowance digestion & absorption of

Nutrient/Nutrition for special people eg

HIV/AIDS,Diabetic,HBPressure,invalid/convalescence.

7 MID TERM BREAK

8 Special Nutrition Needs: Pregnancy, lactation, infancy and weaning

9 Nutrition for Adolescence: Youth, Adult and Aged vegetarians /2nd CA

TEST.

Reference Text:- Joseph O Olusanya Essential of food and nutrition

Olusanya J O et al food and nutrition for senior secondary school.

Anita Tull Food and nutrition .

Prof.David Foskett and Victor Ceserani [2012]The Theory of Catering.

11th edition Hachette Liver Uk,

2ND TERM

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Meal Planning, factor to consider when planning a meal kitchen planning

equipment and tools/Food Habit

2 Kitchen planning types of kitchen

3 Safety in the kitchen Causes and prevention of accident first aid treatment

4 Food borne diseases causes and prevention of food borne diseases food

sanitation laws/1st CA TEST.

5 Method of cooking advantages and disadvantages of cooking food, Factor

influence cooking method.

6 Weight and measurement

7 MID TERM BREAK

8 Meat and poultry cookery

9 Eggs, milk and milk products

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3RD TERM

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Meat and poultry cookery/practical cookery

2 Eggs, milk and milk products/practical cookery

3 Seafood Cookery

4 1st C A

5 Legumes/practical cookery

6 practical cookery

7 MID TERM BREAK

8 College Week

9 2nd C A

10 Fruits and Vegetables/ Condiment and Seasonings

11 Revision

S S 2

1ST TERM

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Cleaning agent

2 Sex education/practical cookery

3 Cereals and grains/practical cookery

4 Raising agaent

5 Flour mixture & confectionery

6 Cake & cake mixture sponge, buns, yeast cookery.

7 Mid term break

8 Pastries/practical cookery

9 Beverages/practical cookery

10 Food storage, food presravation

11 Revision & examination

12 Examination marking

13 Vacation

Reference Text:- Joseph O Olusanya Essential of food and nutrition

Olusanya J O et al food and nutrition for senior secondary school

Enid O’Reilly-Wright [2007] The student’s cookery book,Oxford University Press.

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2ND TERM

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Revision on food preservation

2 Herbs and spices

3 Convenience food

4 Reachaffee

5 Practical on week 3&4

6 Soup

7 Mid term

8 Stock sauce

9 Practical

10 Food budgeting bulk hire market type


12 Vacation

13

3RD TERM

WEEKS TOPIC

1 Buying of foodstuff

2 Consumer education

3 Principles of consumer education

4 Government agencies and regulation

5 Advertisement

6 Care of kitchen material

7 Mid term break

8 PRACTICAL COOKERY/Introduction to Prep sheet.

9 Traditional foods

10 Art of entertainment


12 Collation

13 Vacation

NOTE THAT SS3 1ST TERM CONTAINS 9 ACTIVE WEEKS BEFORE THE

COMMENCEMENT OF WASSEC . HENCE PREP. SHEET AND OTHER PRACTICALS

NEEDS SHALL BE CONCLUDED.

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TECHNICAL DRAWING S S 1

FIRST TERM

Week Topic

1 Lettering: lines used in td. Title block and sizes of papers and drawing

board used for td. Drawing and materials and their safety/care.

2 Angles: construction of angles, constructible angles, Bisection of lines and

angles

3 Triangles: to inscribe, circumscribe and describe circle to a triangle

4 Properties of a circle. Locating the center of a circle and types of a circle

5 To draw a circle to touch a given straight line

6 Construction involving quadrilaterals

7 Mid-term break

8 Construction of polygons: special method, given one side; diameter of circle

etc

9 Construction of polygons continued

SECOND TERM

Week Topic

1 Dividing a given line nth equal parts. Dividing a given circumference into

nth equal part.

2 Scale: plain and diagonal scales

3 Inscribing a circle to touch two arcs

4 Inscribe a circle in a regular polygon, rhombus, deltoid or sector

5 Hedron

6 Construction of ellipse (four methods of construction)

7 Mid term

8 Construction of tangents

9 Construction of tangent continued

10 Revision

THIRD TERM

Week Topic

1 Conic section(plan, true shape, end elevation

2 Conic section (prism, pyramid, cone) cont

3 – 4 Developments, cone; truncated pyramid, cones and prism

5 – 6 Construction of triangle when given the perimeter and vertical height or

sides in given ratio. Similar polygons(enlargement & reduction)

7 Mid-term break

8 Construction of equal areas

9 Equal areas continue

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TECHNICAL DRAWING S S 2

FIRST TERM

Week Topic

1 Loci – Archimedean spiral and Parabola

2 & 3 Loci – Construction of involute, Helix construction of Tangent to (i)

Parabola (ii) Involute

4 1st CA test

5 Loci – Cycloid and Epicycloid

6 Construction of ellipse and Eccentricity of Conic section

7 Mid-term Break

8 Link Mechanism

9 2nd CA Test

10 Exercises on link mechanism

11 General revision

12 Examination

2nd TERM

Week Topic

1 – 3 Sections and elevation and developments of pyramids, cone

True shapes of the truncated pyramid and cones

4 1st CA test

5 Scales, plain, diagonal and scale of chord

6 Lines in space – Traces, True length, true angle, etc

7 Mid-term Break

8 Isometric drawing and oblique drawing

9 2nd CA Test

10 Orthographic projection and sectioning

11 General revision

12 Examination and collation

TECHNICAL DRAWING

3rd TERM

Week Topic

1 Intersection Curve/lines of two cylindrical pipes at right angle and at defined

angles

2 Development of part of the cylindrical pipe

3 Building drawing – walls and openings and terms commonly used in openings

and walls

4 1st CA Test

5 Parts of the substructrue – Foundation, hardcore, concrete oversite – screed

and wallings.

6 Parts of the superstructure, walls opening and roof

7 Mid-term Brek

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8 Building plan, attempts and scalings

9 2nd CA Test

10 Working drawing exercises

11 General revision

12 Examination

TECHNICAL DRAWING

S S 3

FIRST TERM

Week Topic

1 Review of last examination question

2 Construction details of parts of building

3 Walls openings, jamb, lintens etc

4 1st CA Test

5 Roofs

6 Stair cases, floors, columns and beams

7 Mid-Term Break

8 Exercises on Building drawings

9 2nd CA Test

10 Revision

11 Examination

SECOND TERM

Week Topic

1 Review of 1st term examination

2 Revision on Loci

3 Free hand sketches

4 1st CA Test

5 Conversion of orthographic to Isometric drawing

6 More work on true shape of pyramid

7 Sketching of engineering components

8 Revision geometrical constructions

9 2nd CA Test

10 General revision

11 Examination

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THIRD TERM

Week Topic

1 p on building drawing

2 Revision on interception of cylinder

3 Revision on truncated solids, pyramid

4 Revision on line in space

• J.N. Green. Technical Drawing for School Certificate and GCE. Spectrum Publ.

• Ajayi E.K. Technical Drawing Manual. Academic Publ.

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VISUAL ARTS

SS1

1st TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Definition, branches and importance of Art

2. Lines- types, qualities and functions

a. Drawing - definition and types, life drawing, imagination drawing, landscape drawing.

3. Nature drawing e.g. trees, shrubs, shells, animals, etc.

4. Art terminologies e.g. terracotta, mosaics, collage, chiaroscuro, etc.

5. Art history - Prehistoric art (cave art), Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze age and iron

age periods.

6. Nigeria traditional Art – Nok Art, Igbo – Ukwu Art, Benin Art, etc.

7. Elements and principles of Art

8. Painting – Definition, materials and types.

9. Revision / Examination.

2nd TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Perspective - definition and types of perspective

2. Still-life drawing showing the laws of perspective, landscape drawing showing the laws of

perspective e.g. road, electricity poles, etc.

3. Museum – definition, kinds(National and state) – types e.g. Zoological

4. Colour – definition, types, colour wheel or chromatic circle and interpretation of colour.

5. Lettering construction of numbers, words and sentences

a. Definition, types and construction of upper case and lower case alphabet.

6. History of Art – African, Egyptian, Early Christian or Byzantine and Renaissance.

7. Two-dimensional art – definition and examples i.e. textile, graphics or mural painting, etc.

(a) Three-dimensional art – tie dyeing and batik production

3rd TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Revision of last term’s work

2. Modern history- European art, Renaissance art and artist, Mannerism and Roccoco.

3. European Art- Cubism, Expressionism, Impressionism and Romantism.

4. Design- Book illustration and book jacket.

5. Painting- Still-life painting of kitchen utensils.

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6. Textiles design- Tie dyeing and Batik

7. 3-dimensional art- introduction, 3-dimensional art like sculpture, ceramics.

8. Drawing and painting.

S S 2

FIRST TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Revision / Imaginative composition e.g. Family at meal, marriage ceremony, festivals, people

at work, etc

2. Africa traditional Art – Cameroon: Bamileke, Dahomey: Fon, Mali: Dogon, Ghana: Ashanti,

Fante, etc their types of works, location, characteristics and functions.

3. Nature drawing – Group of fruits (pencil work), Drawing and painting of a group of fruits.

4. Nigeria contemporary Artists e.g. Chief Aina Onabolu, Ben Enwonwu, etc. Note their area of

specialisation.

5. Design and illustrations of a Calendar or Almanac

6. Art terminologies e.g. calligraphy, terracotta, mosaics, collage, chiaroscuro, etc.

7. Modelling of inanimate objects e.g. Iron, flower vase, kettle, etc.

8. Lettering – construction of words and sentences.

9. Revision / Examination

2nd TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Revision/elements and principles of arts

2. Nigeria craft – Weaving, carving, pottery, etc their types, location, materials, products and

functions

3. Fabric decoration based on head – Rest or table / bed spread in batik or tie and dye.

4. Life drawing (figure drawing) and painting

5. Photography – definition, forms, taking a picture, developing a film, printing pictures,

functions and basic parts of a camera

6. Printing – definition, types and techniques

7. Nigeria Art institutions and workshops e.g. (a) Yaba College of Technology, Lagos

(b)Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (c) University of Nigeria, Nsukka (d) University of Benin

(e) University Maiduguri (f) University of Ilorin (g) University of Ife (h) Mbari Mbayo

workshop, Osogbo, etc

8. Collage composition

9. Museum – definition, types, location and functions

10. Revision

11. Examination

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3rd TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Revision / Design – Using basic shapes (Geometrical shapes) to form a pattern

2. Influences of African Art on European Art and influences of European Art on African Art.

3. Portrait drawing and painting from human figure.

4. Colour- Definition, classes, properties, colour mixing and colour wheel.

5. Nature drawing- flowering plants, leaves, fruits, etc.

6. Textile- Motif, pattern and design.

7. Foreign/Contemporary Artists e.g. Paul Cezanne, Michelangelo, etc

8. Still-life drawing and painting.

9. Art history- Greek Art

10. Painting- Mural painting (on the wall or canvas)

11. Revision

12. Examination

S S 3

1st TERM

Weeks Topic

1. Revision / Art definition, branches and importance

2. Photography – definition, forms, taking pictures, shooting, developing pictures, basic part

of a camera and functions

3. Graphics – Calligraphy (Pen lettering)

4. Life drawing / figure drawing

5. Arts and crafts: Nigeria traditional craft – definition, location, materials, products and

functions

6. Influences of African Art on European Art and influences of European Art on African

Art.

7. Imaginative composition – Market scene, marriage ceremony, festivals, etc

8. Art of West Africa: Cameroon – Bamileke, Dahomey – Fon, Gabon – Fong, Bakwere,

Gambia – Wollof, Mandik, Ghana – Ashanti, Fante, Guinea – Kissi, Ivory Coast –

Senufo, Baule, Liberia – Dan and Ngere, Mali – Dogon, Bambara, Sierra-leone – Mende,

Upper Volta – Mossi, Bobo, Nigeria – Nok, Igbo-Ukwu, Ife, Benin, Esie, etc.

9. Still-Life drawing

10. Revision

11. Examination

2nd TERM

Weeks Topics

1. Revision / Nature drawing and painting of a group of fruits

2. Nigeria contemporary arts

3. Graphics: Book illustration

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4. Cire-perdue (lost wax) method of casting Museum – definition, types, location and

functions.

5. (a) Art Association in Nigeria e.g. Society of Nigeria Artist (SNA), etc (b) (i) Modern

gallery : Gallery of modern arts (National theatre Lagos).(ii) Private gallery

6. Cultural festivals in Nigeria: Identification of the festival, purpose, description and

presentation.

7. Life drawing and painting

8. Art history: Expressionism, impressionism, Cubism, etc.

9. Revision

10. Examination

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BUSINESS STUDIES HARMONIZED SCHEME

JSS ONE

First term

1 Introduction to business studies

2 Office practice

3 Clerical staff

4 First C. A Test and C. E. C

5 Honesty in business and fairplay

6 Departments in an organization

7 Mid - term break

8 Introduction to commerce

9 Second C. A Test and C. E. C

10 - 12 Revision and Examination

13 Collation of results /Vacation.

Second term

1 Production

2 - 3 Occupation


5 Chemicals

6 Self - Employment and Entrepreneurship

7 Mid - term break

8 Forms of business organization


10 - 11 Examination

12 Collation of results /Vacation

Third term

1 Forms of business organization

2 Consumer education

3 Introduction to book - keeping


5 Source documents

6 Journals

7 Mid - term break

8 Double entry book - keeping


10 Introduction to key - boarding

11 - 12 Examination

13 Collation of results /Vacation.

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J.S.S.2

First Term

1. Receptionist: definition, qualities, importance, dress code.

2. Documents handle by receptionist: visitors book, request form etc, methods of answering

calls.

3. Office correspondence: Definition, types, correspondence records, uses, sources of

incoming mail etc.

4. Trade: meaning, types (home & foreign) Market: meaning, types (money, commodity etc)

5. Methods of buying and selling: meaning of buying & selling (sample, auction, inspection

etc)

6. Documents for buying and selling: letter of inquiry, price list, invoice, credit and debit

note.

7. Introduction to book keeping: cash book, meaning, types (petty cash book, one column

cash book, two columns etc), posting to cash book etc.

Second Term Scheme of Work

1. Right attitude to work: meaning, attributes of right attitude to work (punctuality,

regularity etc.)

2. Distribution: meaning, channels of distribution. Wholesaler and Retailer: meaning,

functions, types (supermarket, multiple shops, department stores, kiosks, peddlers etc)

3. Bank services: meaning/ definition: types, functions, ethical issues in banking. Meaning of

commercial bank, functions (retail and wholesale banking (universal banking)

4. Insurance: meaning, basic principles, types, benefits, terms in insurance policy, importance

of insurance, services of insurance policy.

5. Entrepreneur: meaning, personal qualities of an entrepreneur etc.

6. Business Opportunities: meaning, methods of discovering business opportunities, types of

business opportunities.

7. Consumer rights: meaning, eight universal rights of consumers, responsibilities of

consumers etc.

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Third Term Scheme of Work

1. Shopping tips: meaning of needs and wants, differences between needs and wants, key

terms (scarcity, scale of preference, choice, opportunity cost) impulse buying, after- sales

services, importance of after- sales services.

2. Book keeping ethics: Meaning of transparency, accountability and probity (TAP)

attributes of TAP, solutions to the problem of TAP.

3. Cash book: Meaning/ Definition, types (petty cash book, single, double and three column

cash book)

4. Posting to cashbook/ cashbook transactions/ illustrations, class exercise.

5. Cash book continue (posting, illustration and class exercise)

6.Introduction to keyboarding: Meaning of typewriter, parts of typewriter, home keys(

a,s,d,f-l,k,j) speed development and accuracy skills, alphabetic sentence drills, one- line

sentence drills, paragraphing ( blacked, indented and hanging)

7. Memorandum and e-mail: Meaning of memorandum, features, definition of an e- mail,

features, sending an e- mail. Revision.

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JSS 3

First term

TOPIC CONTENT

Office Procedure Meaning, component,

means of making payment,

payment of wages and salaries and payroll, payslips.

Store records, stock taking,

procedure of store procurement,

importance of stock taking, delivery note, gate pass etc.

Office equipment Meaning, care of office equipment,

uses, importance, advantages and

disadvantages of office equipment.

Advertising Meaning, types and factors advertising mode and advertising ethics, advertising

jingles.

Transportation Meaning, importance,

mode of transportation,

types and factors that influence the choice of transport, advantages and disadvantages.

Communication Meaning, types and methods of communication,

courier services, telephone, world wide web, importance of communication, communication

agencies in Nigeria and their functions.

Second term

TOPIC CONTENT

Setting simple business Differences between goals and objectives goals SWOT analysis,

business environment Business Plan Meaning,

importance, procedure of drawing a simple business plan, format of a business plan

Consumer Protection Meaning, need for consumer protection,

roles and responsibilities of consumer protection agencies,

universal rights of consumer and responsibilities of consumer and instruments of consumer

protection.

Complaints How to make complaints

Differences between justified and unjustified complaints.

Steps to take when lodging a complaint

Writing a letter of complaints and

reasons for banning the use of chemical not suitable for use.

How to seek redress and benefits of providing redress

Personal Finance Meaning, sources personal budget- uses of personal budget.

Needs and wants

Scale of preference: Meaning and attributes. Effects of modesty living. Preparation of

individual budget.

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Third term

TOPIC CONTENT

Trial Balance Meaning of trial balance, uses, balance sheet items in the trial balance and

format.

Preparation of trial balance.

Trading Profit and loss Meaning, Purpose of trading profit and loss Account

preparation of simple trading profit and loss account

Balance sheet Meaning, uses and content of a balance sheet.

Preparation of a balance sheet

Capital assets and liabilities.

Business Letters Parts of a business letters and layout of a business letter

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COMMERCE SS ONE HARMONIZED SHEME OF WORK

First term

1. Introduction to commerce

2. Occupation

3.Occupation

4. 1st C A test and C. E. C

5. Production

6. Production

7. Mid term break

8. 2nd C A test and Specialization

9. Small scale and large scale retailers

10 - 12 Revision and Examination

13 Collation of results / Vacation

Second term

1. Wholesalers

2. Warehousing

3. Foreign trade

4. First C A test and C. E. C

5. Foreign trade

6. Documents used in foreign trade

7. Mid - term break.

8. Second C.A test and C. E. C

9. Documents used in foreign trade, balance of trade and balance of payment

10 - 11 Examination

12 Collation of results / Vacation

Third term

1 - 2. Limited liability companies.

3. Public corporation.

4. First CA test and C. E. C

5 - 6. Transportation.

7. Mid term break

8. Second C.A test and C. E. C

9 - 10 Money and trade by barter.

11 - 12 Examination

13 Collation of results / Vacation.

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COMMERCE SS2

First term

1. Credit

2. Documents used in buying and selling.

3. Documents used in buying and selling.

4. First CA test.

5. Means of payment.

6. Shares, debenture and merger

7. Mid term break.

8. 2nd CA test and Cooperative society and trade association.

9. Insurance.

10. Insurance.

Second term

1. Consumer protection.

2. Consumer protection

3. Commercial banks.

4. First C A test.

5. Cheques.

6. Central bank.

7. Mid term break.

8. 2nd CA test and Central bank continue

9. Merchant banks.

10. Mortgage banks.

Third term

1. Capital, profit and turnover.

2. Capital, profit and turn over.

3. Capital, profit and turnover.

4. First CA test

5. Stock exchange market.

6. Stock exchange market.

7. Mid term break.

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8. 2nd CA test.

9. Communication and courier service.

10. Communication and courier service.

COMMERCE SS3

First term

1&2. Introduction to business management.

3. Commercialization, privatization, nationalization and imdigenization.

4. First CA test

5. Introduction to marketing.

6. Advertsing and public relations.

7. Mid term break.

8. 2nd CA test and Introduction to contract.

9. Economic grouping.

10. Economic grouping.

Note: The first term of the SS3 Sheme will be discussed during the GCE classes and more so

the learners will be writing their GCE examination.

The second term is strictly for revision and preparation for JAMB.

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HARMONIZED SCHEME OF WORK ON ECONOMICS

First term SS1:

*Meaning and scope of Economics

*Basic concept of Economics

*Basic economic problems of society

*Basic tools of Economic Analysis

*Theory of production

Second term SS1

*Division of labour

*Scale of production

*Business Organization

*Population

Third term SS1

*Population continues

*Labour market

*Channels of distribution

*Money

*Financial Institutions

*Agriculture

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SS2

First term

*Measure of partition and dispersion

*Theory of consumer behavior

*Theory of demand

*Theory of supply

Second term

*Elasticity

*Public finance

Third term

*Market structure

*Industrialization

*Stock Exchange Market

*Inflation

*Economic system

NB: These other topics could only be covered during long term holiday coaching exercise

and first term ss3.

*National Income Accounting

*Economic Growth & Development

*Petroleum and Nigerian Economy

*International Economic Organization

*Asian Tigers Economy

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Financial Accounting

1st Term SS1

WK 1 Introduction to Accounting

WK2 Book keeping & Accounting

WK 3 Professional Bodies

WK 4 CA

WK 5 Financial Statement

WK 6 Double Entry Principle

WK 7. Mid term

WK 8 Accounting Ethics

WK 9 Accounting Concept and Convention

WK 10 Business Document

WK 11-13 Revision, Examination, Vacation

2nd term

WK 1 Revision

Wk2 Accounting Equation

WK 3 Ledger

WK 4 CA

WK 5 Subsidiary Books

WK 6 Journals

Wk7 Mid term Break

WK 8 Cash Book

WK 9 Cash Book

WK 10-13 Revision, Examination, CollationCollation

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3rd Term

Wk. 1. Revision

WK 2 Petty Cash Book

WK 3 Trail Balance

WK 4 CA

WK 5 Errors

WK 6 Bank Reconciliation Statement

WK 7 Mid term

WK 8 Bank Reconcialion statement

WK 9 Control Account

WK 10-13 Revision, Examination, & Collation

SS2 First Term

WK 1 Revision

WK 2 Reserve and Provision

Wk 3 Depreciation of Fixed Asset

Wk 4 CA

Wk 5 Final Account- Income statement

Wk 6 Final Account - Balance Sheet

Wk 7 Mid term

Wk 8 Adjustments in Final Account

Wk 9 Adjustment in Final Account

Wk 10-13 Revision, Examination and Collation

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2nd Term

Wk 1 Revision

Wk 2 Departmental Account

Wk3 Manufacturing Account

Wk 4 CA

Wk 5 Manufacturing Account

Wk 6 Financial System

Wk7 Mid term

Wk 8 Incomplete Records

Wk 9 Incomplete Records

Wk 10-13 Revision,Examination and Collation

3rd Term

Wk 1 Revision

Wk 2 Non profit Making Organisation

Wk 3 Non profit Making Organisation

Wk 4 CA

Wk5 Partnership- Final account

Wk 6 Admission of Partners

Wk 7 Mid term

Wk 8 Dissolution of partners

Wk 9 Partnership Account

Wk 10-13 Revision, Examination and Collation

Detention Classes

- Company Account

Government Accounting

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