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SECONDARY SCHOOL PROGRAMME

Secondary.

A hybrid combination of international and national content-based curricula, giving our learners flexibility from Junior through Senior Secondary.

Junior & senior secondary
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JUNIOR SUBJECTS
Departments

JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

Year 7 to 9 (JS1–JS3).

We offer a hybrid combination of international and national content-based curricula that provides flexibility for our learners. With a comprehensive range of 22 subjects, including those in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM), our students have abundant opportunities to foster creativity, develop 21st-century skills, express themselves, and enhance their overall well-being.

We prioritise capacity building, emphasising lifelong learning and the development of critical thinking skills.

Mathematics / ICT

  • Mathematics
  • ICT

Vocational

  • Basic Technology
  • Music
  • Home Economics
  • Fine Art
  • Agricultural Science

Sciences

  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • PHE

Social Sciences

  • Social Studies
  • Business Studies
  • History
  • CRS
  • IRS
  • Civic Education

Languages

  • English
  • Diction-in-English
  • Yoruba
  • Igbo
  • French
Chrisland high school female student in class

SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

Year 10 to 12 (SS1–SS3).

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.

Humanities

  • Nigerian Language
  • Literature in English
  • Geography
  • Government
  • CRS
  • Economics
  • History
  • Visual Arts
  • Music
  • French

Technology

  • Technical Drawing
  • General Metal Work
  • Basic Electricity
  • Electronics
  • Auto Mechanics
  • Building Construction
  • Wood-Work
  • Home Management
  • Foods & Nutrition
  • Clothing & Textile

Science & Mathematics

  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Further Mathematics
  • Mathematics
  • Agriculture
  • Physical Education
  • Health Education

Trade Subjects

  • Data Processing
  • Animal Husbandry
  • Fisheries
  • Photography
  • Dye & Bleaching
  • Catering & Craft Practice
  • Book Keeping

Vocational

  • Agricultural Science
  • Food & Nutrition
  • Virtual Art
  • Technical Drawing
  • Home Management
  • Clothing & Textile
  • Basic Electricity

Sports

  • Physical and Health Education

Business

  • Business Subject (IGCSE) / Commerce
  • Economics
  • Accounting
  • Insurance