Our students choose subjects based on their year levels. Year 10 students select 12 subjects, Year 11 students select 11 subjects, and Year 12 students select 10 subjects (with a minimum of 8 or a maximum of 9 for WASSCE/SSCE and a minimum of 6 for IGCSE).
In Year 10, we highly recommend that all students take Further Mathematics for a broader understanding and to gain an advantage in UTME.
Alongside the four compulsory crosscutting subjects (English Language, General Mathematics, Civic Education, and One Trade/Entrepreneurial Studies), students select subjects aligned with their career aspirations from Science/Mathematics, Humanities/Art/Social Science, Technology, or Business/Commercial departments, plus a compulsory Trade/Entrepreneurship/skill subject. They may choose one elective outside their field of specialisation, provided the total examinable subjects for Year 12 does not exceed ten: 4 cross-cutting subjects, 3 or 4 from their chosen specialisation, and 1 elective.
Elective subjects are chosen outside the student’s specialised field — a science student may opt for Music, while a Humanities student may choose Commerce. This ensures exposure to a wide range of broad-based education without overwhelming them. The curriculum is divided into 10 areas, encompassing the syllabuses of WAEC, NECO, and IGCSE.