Competencies in English empower pupils with a solid foundation for lifelong learning and chances of getting a good job in the future within the country and abroad. English is the language of international communication, the media and the internet, so learning English is important for socialising and entertainment as well as work. In this subject pupils will learn some important aspects of the English Language. In primary one, the programme will help them communicate appropriately. It will also help them to be polite while talking with others and also be able to describe people and places. They will be able to read and write their names and short sentences. In primary two, they will be able to talk with others and to describe people and places using appropriate adjectives. They will be able to read and write their name and short sentences using the correct letter case. Finally, the skills acquired will help them to move to the next level of learning.
Competences to be Developed in the subject Upon successful completion of the subject, pupils
will: ·
Greet and respond appropriately to people ·
Introduce self, talk with peers, teachers and others
using correct tenses ·
Describe people, places, objects and activities using correct adjectives ·
Read short texts ·
Write their names and short sentences using the
appropriate letter case
- Show willingness to learn
Mathematics is one of the fundamental subjects in every school curriculum in the world. This subject is very important because it help pupils build their ability to think critically about the world around them. Reasoning is the ability to think logically about a situation. Analytical and reasoning skills are important because they help solve problems and look for solutions. With a solid background in mathematics, pupils are more likely to experience subsequent academic success, regardless of whether or not they are dealing with social or emotional problems. Besides, in our daily lives, all we do involves Mathematics, like moving, dancing, eating, playing, engineering, nursing, farming etc. Also, pupils will discover that knowledge in Mathematics is very important in our everyday life. In this subject, pupils will learn about sets, numbers and operations, measurement involving time, length, capacity, weight and money. They will also learn about shapes, and different ways of presenting and comparing information
Competences to be Developed
in the Subject
Upon successful completion of the subject, pupils
will: · Match,
group, distinguish and classify objects in different attributes. · Count,
order, associate, write numbers, numerals bond numbers, do fractions and
solve problems involving number operations. · Manage
money, respond promptly to schedule, measure and differentiate objects based
on measurement units and solve daily life problems involving measurement units. · Construct
and modify shapes, locate points, areas, things and show interest in
comparing things of different shapes.
Collect, present,
interpret, compare and arrange things in an interesting and orderly manner.
Science and the technology are at the core of every country’s socio-economic development. Introducing pupils at this very tender age to this subject area is very strategic in their future career orientation. The course has been structured to introduce them to basic notions in health education wherein, they will learn how the different parts of their bodies and how they function. They will also learn some healthy habits, basic first aids techniques and how to avoid HIV/AIDS. In Environmental sciences, they will learn little things around their homes and the school environment, sources and care of water, different types of plants, birds, insects and waste and waste management. While in technology and engineering, they will learn how some machines they come across on daily basis function. Further, they will equally be introduce to basic notions about types of materials, basic ideas in building construction, electrical devices and the dangers of electricity.
Competences to be Developed in the Subject
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Upon successful completion of the subject, pupils will: · Demonstrate knowledge of the Human Body, its functioning as well as care and hygiene · Cultivate good health habits to prevent diseases · Protect and preserve Water, Plants, Animals, Birds and Insects · Sort and dispose waste appropriately · Manipulate scientific instruments and technological tools · Construct miniatures and models |
- Respect Scientific procedures and norms
Life skills have been defined by the World Health Organization as abilities for adaptive and positive behaviour that enable individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life. The course introduces pupils to the idea of teamwork and encourages cooperative behaviour among them. Moreover, the course has been design to help them develop practical skills that can assist them in handling their own personal problems; discuss with friends, family and people in their community. It will also teach them to be confident, to think positively, act and participate in the development of their community.
Competences to be Developed in the Subject
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Upon successful completion of the subject, pupils will: · Analyze situations and take critical decisions on daily challenges · Socialize freely in the community among peers and family members · Express confidence and manage stress · Implement human right notion in relation to reproductive health, labour rights and abuse of any kind · Use psychosocial support skills and mechanism to overcome distress and trauma |