JSS1 Scheme of Work Unified

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First Term, Second Term and Third Term Unified Scheme of work for Basic 7 School Education for Private and Public School Compliance with the Government Approved New National Curriculum NERDC (Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council) and NAPPS (National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools) for Junior Secondary School Education Development.

The Subjects includes; English Studies, Mathematics, Basic Science and Technology, Physical and Health Education, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Studies, Nigerian History, Social and Citizenship Studies, Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA), Basic Digital Literacy, Pre-vocational Studies, French, Intermediate Science, Digital Technologies, Business Studies, etc

JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL UNIFIED JSS1 SCHEME OF WORK (NEW NERDC SCHEME)

1. English Studies
2. Mathematics
3. Physical and Health Education
4. Christian Religious Studies
5. Islamic Studies
6. Nigerian History
7. Social and Citizenship Studies
8. Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA)
9. French
10. Intermediate Science
11. Digital Technologies
12. Business Studies
13. Solar Photovoltaic Installation and Maintenance
14. Fashion Design and Garment Making
15. Livestock Farming
16. Beauty and Cosmetology
17. Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs
18. Horticulture and Crop Production

JSS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Speech Work	Grammar	Reading & Comprehension	Composition	Literature in English
1	Introduction to Speech; Organs of Speech	Parts of Speech; Nouns – Meaning; Types of Nouns with examples	The Family (use any recommended JSS1 text); Vocabulary – Introduction to Language Skills (LSRW)	Meaning of Composition; Types – Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative, Expository	What is Literature?
2	Pure Vowel Sounds (Monothongs) with examples	Pronouns – Meaning, Identification, Types	Reading Strategies	Elements of Composition – Introduction, Body, Conclusion	Features of Literature; Types – Oral, Historical, Dance Drama, Miming (with reference to texts)
3	Vowel Sound /i:/	Verbs – Definition, Identification; Types – Transitive, Intransitive, Regular, Irregular, Auxiliary, Lexical	SPQ3R Technique – Survey, Preview, Question, Recite, Recall, Review; Vocabulary – Members of the Family	Elements of Composition – Introduction, Body, Conclusion	Purpose/Functions of Literature; Introduction to Prose (use recommended text)
4	Vowel Sound /i/	Verbs (continued) – Types and Functions	Identifying Main and Supporting Ideas; Vocabulary – Your School Subjects	Differences between Descriptive and Narrative Essays	Elements of Prose – Plot, Style, Characterization; Types of Oral Literature
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination
6	Vowel Sound /e/	Adjectives – Definition, Types; Comparison of Adjectives (Absolute etc.)	Differentiating Main Ideas from Supporting Ideas in a passage	Paragraph Writing – Logical sequence with Introduction & Conclusion	Introduction to Drama; Types & Elements of Drama; Characterization & Themes in recommended prose text

7	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break
8	Vowel Sound /æ/	Adverbs – Definition, Identification, Types (with examples)	Reading to answer specific questions (Interpretation & Projection levels)	Descriptive Essay – A Market Place	Introduction to Drama; Types & Elements; Characterization & Themes in recommended prose text
9	Vowel Sound /a:/	Prepositions – Definition, Identification, Types & Functions	Applying SPQ3R to a given passage	Letter Writing – Introduction and Types	Folktales – Introduction, Definition, Types; Narration of a Folktale; Recommended Drama Text – Plot & Setting
10	Vowel Sound /p/	Conjunctions – Definition, Types (Subordinating & Coordinating), Functions	Asking questions to cover all comprehension levels (who, where, when, why, how, what)	Features of an Informal Letter	Recommended Drama Text; Introduction to Figures of Speech – Simile, Metaphor, Irony
11	Vowel Sound /ɔ:/	Adverbials – Features, Functions, Types	Asking specific questions to elicit student opinions	Informal Letter – Features	Recommended Drama Text; Figures of Speech – Simile, Metaphor, Irony
12	–	–	–	–	Revision & Examination – Review of texts; Informal Letter (e.g., to cousin about new school); Figures of Speech
13	–	–	–	–	Closing

JSS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Speech Work	Grammar	Reading & Comprehension	Composition	Literature in English
1	Vowel Sounds /u/ and /u:/	Adverbials – Frequency and Manner	Asking specific questions requiring conclusions	Formal Letter – Features; Writing to principal for permission	Folktales – African Tales (Features: didactic, entertainment, magical); Recommended prose text
2	Vowel Sound /u:/	Tenses – Simple Present Tense	Asking projection questions; Vocabulary – The Library	Formal Letter – To the school authority	Introduction to Poetry – Definition, Features (concise, unique, etc.); Recommended prose text
3	Vowel Sound /ɑ:/	Tenses – Simple Past Tense	Asking recall questions; Vocabulary – Marriage-related words	Guided Composition – The Federal Road Safety Commission	Poetry – Types (Epic, Lyric, etc.); Oral vs Written Poetry
4	Vowel Sound /ɜ:/	Tenses – Present Continuous Tense	Reading to understand Author’s mood (anger, doubt, joy, etc.)	Narrative Essay – The Most Memorable Day of My Life	Drama – Features (Theme, Costumes, Audience, etc.); Identifying features of drama in a text
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination
6	Vowel Sound /ə/	Tenses – Past Continuous Tense	Reading between the lines to detect Author’s attitude; Vocabulary – Child Labour/Trafficking	Argumentative Essay – Road Transportation is Safer than Air	Recommended prose text
7	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break

8	Vowel Contrasts: /ɒ/ vs /ɔ:/ (hot/port); /a:/ vs /æ/ (bag/part)	Making sentences with Simple Present & Simple Past Tenses	Reading to identify overall impression from author’s style	Expository Essay – HIV/AIDS	Myths and Legends – Comparing Myths and Legends; Recommended drama text
9	Vowel Contrasts: /e/ vs /ɜ:/ (egg/burn, pet/shirt)	Future Tense – Simple Future (will, shall)	Reading to interpret diagrams, maps, sketches; Vocabulary – Word formation (prefixes)	Argumentative Essay – Arranging ideas in logical sequence	Myths and Legends – Features (magic, superstition, etc.); Recommended drama text
10	Introduction to Diphthongs	Making sentences with Simple Past Tense	Reading to identify how diagrams/maps clarify text	Guided Composition – A Festival in My Village	Dramatization of scenes from recommended drama text; Review of recommended texts
11	–	–	–	General Revision	General Revision
12	–	–	–	End of Term Examination	End of Term Examination
13	–	–	–	Closing	Closing

JSS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Speech Work	Grammar	Reading & Comprehension	Composition	Literature in English
1	Diphthongs: /ei/ (place) /oʊ/ (home) /aʊ/ (mouse) /iə/ (clear) /eə/ (care) /ɔi/ (boy) /ai/ (find) /ʊə/ (tour)	Introduction to Active and Passive Voice	Reading to make meaning from spatial description; Vocabulary – Air Transport	Introduction to Expository Essay	Recommended prose text – Themes and Characterization
2	Identification of Diphthongs in words (/eə/ in Mary, /ɔi/ in boil)	Highlighting Active Voice	Identifying appropriate introductions and conclusions; Vocabulary – Fishing words	Elements of Writing (continued)	Recommended prose text – Setting/Plot
3	Introduction to Consonant Sounds	Use of Passive Voice with examples	Identifying keywords in passages that signal direction; Vocabulary – Kitchen words	Expository Essay – The Ebola Virus	Poetry – Identifying language in a selected poem
4	Syllables – Words of two, three, four syllables	Exercises on Active Voice	Making meaning from spatial description; Vocabulary – Words from the sick bay	Argumentative Essay – Tribalism is a lesser evil than Cultism	Myths/Legends – Identifying moral lessons; Recommended drama text
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination
6	Syllables (continued)	Exercises on Passive Voice	Reading comprehension practice; Vocabulary – Cooking words	Argumentative Essay – Cultism erodes traditional values	Poetry – Meaning of selected poem; Identification of figures of speech
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7	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break
8	Consonant Clusters (asks, school, thrive, please, respect)	Statements and Tag Questions	Identifying topic sentences; Vocabulary – Teaching words	Differences between Argumentative & Expository Essays	Recommended drama text – Write a short play or story
9	Word Boundaries – Linking sounds (matter of fact, bread and butter, poor and blind)	Differentiating between Polar and Tag Questions	Reading comprehension practice; Vocabulary – Spelling drills	Expository Essay – How to Plant Trees	Recommended drama text – Using similes and metaphors in sentences
10	Contrasting diphthongs /ei/ vs /iə/ (date/here), (late/cheer)	Exercise on Adverbials	Reading comprehension practice; Vocabulary – Spelling drills (continued)	Oral Composition – School Rules	Dramatization of scenes from drama text; Turning similes to metaphors and vice versa
11	Contrasting /ʊə/ vs /oʊ/ (tour/pole)	Revision – Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives	Reading for Evaluation	Revision of all essay types	Figures of Speech – Euphemism and Pun
12	–	–	–	End of Term Examination	End of Term Examination
13	–	–	–	Closing	Closing

JSS 1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Whole Numbers	Place value, ordering, and properties of whole numbers.
2	LCM (Least Common Multiple)	Finding LCM using multiples and prime factorization.
3	HCF (Highest Common Factor)	Finding HCF using factorization methods.
4	Counting in Base 2	Introduction to the binary number system.
5	Midterm Exams	–
6	Conversion of Numbers	Conversion of Base 10 numerals to binary numbers (step- by-step).
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Fractions I	Types of fractions (proper, improper, mixed), simplification.
9	Fractions II	Equivalent fractions, comparison of fractions.
10	Basic Operations on Whole Numbers	Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
11– 13	Revision & Exams	–

JSS 1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Addition & Subtraction of Fractions	With the same and different denominators.
2	Multiplication & Division of Fractions	Solving real-life problems with fractions.
3	Estimation & Approximation	Rounding off numbers, significant figures.
4	Numbers in Base 2 – Addition	Binary addition rules.
5	Midterm Exams	–
6	Numbers in Base 2 – Subtraction	Binary subtraction rules.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Numbers in Base 2 – Multiplication	Binary multiplication rules.
9	Algebraic Processes I	Use of symbols, coefficients, and algebraic expressions.
10	Simplification of Algebraic Expressions	Expanding brackets, collecting like terms.
11–13	Revision & Exams	–

JSS 1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Simple Equations	Solving one-variable linear equations.
2	Plane Shapes	Properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles.
3	Three-Dimensional Figures	Cubes, cuboids, cylinders, spheres, and cones.
4	Constructions	Basic geometric constructions using ruler and compass.
5	Midterm Exams	–
6	Angles	Types of angles, angle sum properties of triangles & quadrilaterals.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Everyday Statistics I	Need for statistics, importance in daily life.
9	Everyday Statistics II	Methods of data collection.
10	Everyday Statistics III	Data presentation: tables, bar charts, pie charts.
11–13	Revision & Exams	–

JSS1 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Meaning of Physical Fitness	Definition of physical fitness; difference between fitness and health
2	Components of Physical Fitness	Strength, endurance, flexibility, agility, speed, balance, coordination
3	Characteristics of a Physically Fit Person	Features such as stamina, resistance to illness, alertness, efficiency
4	Importance of Physical Fitness	Benefits: health promotion, body development, productivity, prevention of diseases
5	Midterm Exams	—
6	Exercises to Develop Strength, Endurance and Flexibility	Examples: push-ups, sit-ups, squats, jogging, stretching, rope skipping
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Safety Precautions while Performing Exercises	Warm-up, cool-down, hydration, use of proper kits, avoiding overstrain
9	Meaning of Recreation, Leisure and Dance	Definitions with examples of recreational and leisure activities
10	Differences between Dance, Leisure and Recreation	Distinct features and examples of each
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS1 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

	Week	Topic	Content
	1	Benefits of Recreation and Dance	Physical, mental, emotional, and social benefits
	2	Athletics – Shot-Put (Basic Skills and Techniques)	Grip, stance, holding and releasing the shot
	3	Athletics – Execution of Shot-Put Techniques	Glide and rotational techniques, rules of performance
	4	Athletics – Discus Throw (Basic Skills and Techniques)	Holding, swinging, and throwing the discus
	5	Midterm Exams	—
	6	Execution of Discus Throw Techniques	Body positioning, release and follow-through
	7	Midterm Break	—
	8	Rules Governing Shot-Put and Discus Throw	Regulations, fouls, measuring of throws
	9	Safety Measures in Track and Field Events	Injury prevention, proper supervision, use of facilities
	10	Football	Basic rules, skills (passing, dribbling, shooting), team play, safety measures
	11	Revision	—
	12	Examination	—
	13	Closing	—
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JSS1 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Volleyball	Basic rules, skills (serving, passing, spiking), team play, safety measures
2	Contact and Non-Contact Sports – Meaning	Explanation with examples
3	Contact and Non-Contact Sports – Types	Examples: football, boxing, rugby (contact); tennis, badminton, athletics (non-contact)
4	Benefits of Contact and Non-Contact Sports	Physical fitness, social interaction, discipline, teamwork
5	Midterm Exams	—
6	Basic Skills and Techniques in Contact and Non-Contact Sports	Tackling, blocking, dodging, passing, coordination
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Safety Measures in Contact and Non- Contact Sports	First aid, use of protective equipment, fair play
9	Personal, School and Community Health – Determinants of Health	Factors: heredity, environment, lifestyle, healthcare
10	Characteristics of a Healthy Person	Signs of good health (physical, mental, emotional, social well-being)
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS) SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	God and His Creation	Who is God? (Gen. 1:1; Jer. 10:12)
2	The Creation Story	Biblical account of creation in Genesis 1
3	The Creation of Man and Woman	Genesis 2:4–24
4	Purpose of Creation	Reasons why God created human beings; Songs about creation
5	Midterm Examinations	–
6	Marriage	Meaning of marriage (Gen. 2:22-25); Functions of marriage (Eph. 5:21-31)
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Marriage II	Types of marriage; Importance of marriage
9	Disobedience I	Meaning of disobedience; Adam & Eve’s disobedience (Gen. 3:1-19)
10	Disobedience II	Consequences of Adam & Eve’s disobedience; Human disobedience and national disobedience
11–13	Revision, Examinations & Closing	–

JSS 1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS) SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM
	Week	Topic	Content
	1	Call to Repentance I	Meaning of repentance; King David’s repentance (2 Sam. 12:7– 13; Psalm 51)
	2	Call to Repentance II	The people of Nineveh repent (Jonah 3:1-10)
	3	Call to Repentance III	John the Baptist calls for repentance (Luke 3:1-14)
	4	Call to Repentance IV	Jesus commends Zacchaeus (Luke 19:8); Consequences of lack of repentance (1 Sam. 3:18; 4:10-21)
	5	Midterm Examinations	–
	6	Call to Obedience I	Meaning of obedience; Abraham obeys God’s call (Gen. 12:1-9)
	7	Midterm Break	–
	8	Call to Obedience II	Abraham’s blessings (Gen. 17:1-21); Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac (Gen. 21:1-8; 22:1-19)
	9	Call to Service I	Meaning of service; Joseph’s and Ruth’s examples (Gen. 37:12- 36; 41:37-57; Ruth 1:15; 2:7-18)
	10	Call to Service II	Lessons from Joseph & Ruth; Life in God’s service (1 Pet. 2:18- 25); Problems in service; Call to service
	11–13	Revision, Examinations & Closing	–

JSS1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS) SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Relationship in the Family I	Meaning and types of family; Recognition of family members
2	Relationship in the Family II	Roles of family members (Eph. 6:1-9; Col. 3:18-21; 1 Pet. 3:1- 7)
3	Relationship in the Family III	Concept of a good family name (Prov. 22:1; Ecc. 7:1)
4	Relationship in the School I	Names of members of the school; Choosing friends in school
5	Midterm Examinations	–
6	Relationship in the School II	Biblical examples of friendship (1 Sam. 18:1-5; Luke 11:5-13)
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Relationship in the School III	Importance of good friends; Consequences of bad friends (Prov. 1:10-12; 2 Thess. 3:6-13)
9	Relationship in the Community I	Community leaders; Ways of sustaining relationships in the community
10	Relationship in the Church	Relationship in the church; Importance of fellowship and unity
11–13	Revision, Examinations & Closing	–

JSS1 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to the Qur’an	Meaning and importance of the Qur’an• Revelation and preservation of the Qur’an• Difference between the Qur’an and Hadith
2	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Tariq (Q86:1–17)	Recitation and memorization• Translation and interpretation• Lessons on Allah’s power and human accountability
3	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Buruj (Q85:1–22)	Recitation and memorization• Explanation of meanings• Lessons on patience and steadfastness
4	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Inshiqaq (Q84:1–25)	Recitation and memorization• Explanation of meanings• Lessons on judgment and the Hereafter
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Qur’anic Recitation and Interpretation (Surahs 84–86)
6	Introduction to Tajwid	Meaning and importance of Tajwid• Rules of pronunciation and fluency• Common errors in recitation
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Rules of Nun Sakinah and Tanwin	Idgham, Ikhfa, Izhar, Iqlab• Examples from the Qur’an• Class recitation practice
9	Rules of Mim Sakinah	Idgham Shafawi, Ikhfa Shafawi, Izhar Shafawi• Practical exercises using selected verses
10	Importance of Tajwid	Benefits of correct recitation• Role of Tajwid in preserving the Qur’an
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Surahs and Tajwid rules
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Hadith	Meaning and significance• Difference between Hadith and Sunnah• Preservation of Hadith
2	Hadith No. 11 (An-Nawawi Collection)	Text, translation, and interpretation• Lessons on good manners and sincerity
3	Hadith Nos. 12–13	Explanation of purity, faith, and humility• Moral lessons from Hadith
4	Hadith Nos. 14–15	Translation and application in daily life• Moral lessons on discipline and honesty
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment on Hadith Nos. 11–15
6	Healthy Social Relationships in Islam	Meaning and importance• Islamic teachings on kindness, cooperation, and unity
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Corruption in Islam	Meaning, forms, and dangers• Islamic stance on corruption• Role of honesty and accountability
9	Spirituality and Essence of Man’s Creation	Purpose of creation• Spiritual growth and worship• Duties of man on earth
10	Application of Islamic Ethics	Practical examples of honesty, justice, and compassion
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Hadith and Tahdhib lessons
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS1 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Fiqh	Meaning and sources of Islamic Law• Importance of Fiqh in Muslim life
2	Supererogatory Prayers (Nawafil)	Meaning and examples• Benefits of voluntary prayers
3	Prohibited Prayer Times	Times when prayers are not allowed• Exceptions and significance
4	Fundamental Principles of Iman	Meaning of Iman (faith)• Six Articles of Faith• Importance in Muslim life
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment on Fiqh and Iman
6	Faith and Good Deeds	Relationship between belief and action• Avoiding hypocrisy
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Application of Faith	Living a faithful life through honesty, prayer, and service
9	Review of Qur’an and Hadith	Integration of faith and practice• Recitation exercises
10	Ethical Conduct in Islam	Modesty, patience, and truthfulness
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Fiqh, Iman, and ethics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to History	Meaning; Importance; Sources of Nigerian history (oral, written, archaeology, artifacts, traditions)
2	Nigerian Peoples and Languages	Major ethnic groups and their locations; Languages and diversity
3	Early Settlements in Nigeria	Nok culture, Igbo-Ukwu, Ife, Benin
4	Origins of Nigerian Societies	Myths of origin (Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, others)
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Traditional Political Systems I	Yoruba kingdoms (Oyo, Ife); Igbo village democracy
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Traditional Political Systems II	Hausa/Fulani emirate system; Kanem-Bornu empire
9	Nigerian Art and Culture	Traditional art forms; Festivals; Cultural identity
10	Early Trade and Exchange	Local trade; Trans-Saharan trade; Trade routes
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Islam in Nigeria	Introduction; Spread; Impact on society
2	Christianity in Nigeria	Introduction; Spread; Impact on society
3	European Contact with Nigeria	Portuguese arrival; Missionaries; Traders
4	Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade	Meaning; Causes; Effects on Nigeria
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Abolition of Slave Trade	Humanitarian movements; British involvement
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Legitimate Trade	Palm oil trade; Economic effects
9	British Conquest of Nigerian Territories	Methods of conquest; Resistance by Nigerian states
10	Amalgamation of 1914	Reasons; Impact
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Colonial Administration	Indirect rule; Direct rule; Examples in Nigeria
2	Reactions to Colonialism I	Resistance by Benin, Ekumeku, Satiru
3	Reactions to Colonialism II	Resistance by Sokoto Caliphate, Tiv, Igbo
4	Education in Colonial Nigeria	Missionary education; Western schools; Effects
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Nationalism in Nigeria I	Early nationalist leaders (Herbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe)
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Nationalism in Nigeria II	Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Anthony Enahoro
9	Nigerian Newspapers and Nationalism	Role of press in independence struggle
10	Road to Independence	Constitutional developments (Clifford, Richards, Macpherson, Lyttleton)
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS1 SOCIAL AND CITIZENSHIP STUDIES FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Citizenship	Meaning of citizenship• Ways of becoming a citizen• Importance of being a good citizen• Qualities of a responsible citizen
2	Rights and Duties of Citizens	Fundamental human rights• Duties and obligations of citizens• Relationship between rights and duties• Consequences of neglecting civic duties
3	Family as a Primary Social Group	Meaning and types of family• Roles and responsibilities of family members• Importance of family in social development• Respect and cooperation within the family
4	Culture and Identity	Meaning of culture and identity• Elements of culture (language, food, dressing, religion, values)• Cultural similarities and differences• Promoting unity in diversity
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Socialization	Meaning and agents of socialization• Family, school, religion, peer group, media as agents• Importance of socialization• Effects of poor socialization
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Social Conflict	Meaning and causes of social conflict• Effects of conflict on individuals and society• Ways of resolving conflicts• Importance of tolerance and forgiveness
9	Peace Education	Meaning and importance of peace• Values that promote peace: honesty, fairness, respect• Peaceful coexistence in the community• Activities that promote peace in schools and society
10	Conflict Prevention and Resolution	Meaning of conflict prevention• Strategies for preventing conflict• Steps in conflict resolution• Role of government and community leaders
11	REVISION	Review of all topics: Citizenship, culture, peace, and conflict resolution
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS1 SOCIAL AND CITIZENSHIP STUDIES SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Environment and Sustainability	Meaning of environment• Importance of caring for the environment• Environmental problems (pollution, deforestation, erosion)• Ways to ensure environmental sustainability
2	Climate Change	Meaning of climate change• Causes and effects of climate change• Role of individuals in reducing climate change• Adaptation and mitigation measures
3	Disaster Risk Reduction	Meaning of disaster and risk reduction• Types of disasters: flood, fire, epidemic• Prevention and preparedness• Role of government and agencies
4	Disaster Forecasting and Early Warning Signs	Meaning of forecasting• Importance of early warning systems• Identifying early signs of disasters• Actions to take during warnings
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Environmental Protection	Meaning and importance of protecting the environment• Simple environmental protection practices• Government and NGOs involved in environmental protection• Community involvement in environmental sanitation
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Response to Epidemics	Meaning of epidemic and pandemic• Examples of epidemics (cholera, COVID-19, malaria)• Causes and prevention• Personal and public health measures
9	Promoting Safety in Our Community	Meaning and importance of safety• Safety rules at home, school, and road• Community safety initiatives• Reporting unsafe situations
10	Harmful Traditional Practices	Meaning and examples: FGM, child marriage, preference for male children• Effects on health and society• Laws against harmful practices• Promoting positive cultural practices
11	REVISION	Review: Environment, safety, disaster, and harmful traditions
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS1 SOCIAL AND CITIZENSHIP STUDIES THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Digital Technologies	Meaning of digital technology• Examples of digital tools: phone, computer, internet• Importance of technology in learning and work• Responsible use of digital devices
2	Cyber and Digital Security	Meaning of cyber security• Common online risks: scams, cyberbullying, identity theft• Safe online practices• Importance of passwords and privacy
3	Benefits and Ideals of Money	Meaning and importance of money• Characteristics and functions of money• Right and wrong ways of acquiring money• Dangers of greed and corruption
4	Financial Risks and Rewards	Meaning of financial risks and rewards• Examples: savings, investment, loans• Importance of saving and budgeting• Avoiding financial scams and bad habits
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Migration	Meaning and types of migration• Causes and effects of migration• Internal and international migration• How migration affects society
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Smuggling of Migrants and Irregular Migration	Meaning of smuggling and irregular migration• Dangers of irregular migration• Legal ways of traveling abroad• Government efforts to curb irregular migration
9	Human Trafficking	Meaning, causes, and effects of human trafficking• Forms of trafficking: labor, sexual, organ harvesting• Laws and agencies fighting trafficking (NAPTIP)• Ways of preventing trafficking and supporting victims
10	International Relations	Meaning of international relations• Importance of international cooperation• Role of Nigeria in global affairs• Promoting peace and mutual respect among nations

11	REVISION	Review: Digital literacy, money, migration, trafficking, and international relations
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Arts	Meaning and Definitions of Arts, History and Origin of Arts
2	Introduction to Arts (cont’d)	How Arts Started in Nigeria Schools, Branches/Types of Arts, Uses of Arts in Society
3	Crafts	Meaning of Crafts, Types, Materials, Tools/Equipment, Locations of Local Crafts
4	Crafts (cont’d)	Uses of Crafts in Nigeria
5	Midterm Exams	—
6	Tie and Dye	Meaning of Tie and Dye, Methods of Tying
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Paper Craft	Meaning of Paper Craft, Methods of Folding Paper
9	Paper Craft (cont’d)	Paper Craft Production, Uses of Paper Crafts
10	Revision	—
11–13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

JSS 1 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Collage	Meaning of Collage, Materials/Tools for Collage
2	Collage (cont’d)	Production of Collage, Uses of Collage
3	Mosaic	Meaning of Mosaic, Materials/Tools, Production of Mosaic, Uses of Mosaic
4	Modelling with Papier- mâché	Meaning, Materials/Tools
5	Midterm Exams	—
6	Modelling with Papier- mâché (cont’d)	Preparation and Making, Modelling Techniques, Safety Measures
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Bead Work	Meaning of Bead Work, Production of Beads in Jewellery
9	Bead Work (cont’d)	Uses of Beads as Creative Objects
10	Revision	—
11–13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

JSS 1 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Music Theory	Fundamentals of Music, Notes on the Keyboard
2	Ear Training and Harmony	Rudiments of Harmony, Uses of Ear Training
3	Ear Training and Harmony (cont’d)	Benefits of Ear Training
4	Rudiments of Music & Playing Instruments	Musical Alphabets, Clef and Staves, Notes and Relative Values
5	Midterm Exams	—
6	Recorder & Uses of Music	Major Scales, Playing Recorder, Uses & Impact of Music in Society
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Drama & Theatre	Definition, Origin of Drama, People in Drama/Theatre, Functions
9	Elements & Playwriting	Elements and Forms of Drama, Playwriting and Dramatists
10	The Director	Meaning, Duties, and Functions of a Director
11–13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

JSS1 FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Words used in the classroom	Classroom instructions and expressions (sit down, stand up, open/close your book, etc.)
2	Saluer (Greeting)	Forms of greetings (formal and informal), responses to greetings, polite expressions
3	Se présenter (Introducing oneself)	Giving personal information: name, age, nationality, origin
4	Épeler un mot / Écrire un mot épelé	Alphabet, spelling names and common words, writing dictated words
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment on weeks 1–4
6	Présenter quelqu’un	Introducing someone else: “Voici…”, “Il/Elle s’appelle…”, polite forms
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Décrire quelqu’un	Physical description (height, color, appearance) and character traits
9	Parler de ses loisirs	Talking about hobbies, leisure activities, likes and dislikes
10	Exprimer ses goûts et préférences	Expressing likes/dislikes: “J’aime…”, “Je n’aime pas…”, “Je préfère…”
11	Revision	Revision of all topics taught in the term
12	Examination	End of term exam
13	Closing	Result processing and holiday

JSS1 FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Exprimer les propriétés des objets	Describing objects: size, color, shape, texture
2	Demander quelque chose à quelqu’un	Making polite requests, asking to see someone
3	Décrire les professions	Common professions, names of jobs, describing what people do
4	Demander et donner l’heure	Telling time, asking for time, daily activities linked to time
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment on weeks 1–4
6	Expliquer ce que l’on fait à certaines heures de la journée	Daily routines and schedules at different times of the day
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Dire les dates	Days, months, giving dates
9	Situer un événement par rapport à un autre	Sequencing events, using “avant”, “après”, “pendant”
10	Demander et expliquer ce que l’on fait tous les jours de la semaine	Talking about weekly routines
11	Revision	Revision of all topics taught in the term
12	Examination	End of term exam
13	Closing	Result processing and holiday

JSS1 FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Demander et indiquer le temps qu’il fait	Weather expressions, seasons, asking/telling about the weather
2	Exprimer la fréquence d’une activité	Using adverbs of frequency (souvent, parfois, toujours, jamais)
3	Inviter quelqu’un	Inviting, accepting and refusing invitations
4	Donner un ordre, interdire, autoriser	Commands, prohibition, giving authorization
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment on weeks 1–4
6	Demander la permission, conseiller	Asking for permission, giving advice
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Expliquer une démarche à quelqu’un	Giving directions or explaining a procedure
9	Revision of Communicative Functions	Integrating learned topics in dialogues and role plays
10	Practice of Written/Oral French	Guided writing, comprehension, conversation
11	Revision	Revision of all topics taught in the term
12	Examination	End of term exam
13	Closing	Result processing and holiday

JSS 1 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Intermediate Science	Meaning and importance of scienceBranches and scope of scienceThe role of science in everyday lifeAttitudes of a good scientist
2	Environmental Degradation: Erosion	Meaning and types of erosionCauses and effects of erosionPreventive measures (terracing, tree planting, contour ridges)Simple demonstration of soil erosion
3	Environmental Degradation: Flooding	Meaning and causes of floodingEffects of flooding on the environment and human lifeFlood control measuresCommunity roles in flood prevention
4	Environmental Degradation: Bush Burning	Meaning of bush burningCauses and effects on soil, air, and living organisms• Alternatives to bush burningImportance of environmental conservation
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Climate and Weather	Difference between climate and weatherFactors affecting weatherMeasuring weather elementsEffects of weather on farming and human activities
8	Environmental Protection	Meaning and importance of environmental protectionIndividual and community roles• Government agencies (NESREA, FEPA, etc.)Activities that promote sustainability
9	Sanitation and Waste Management	Meaning of sanitation and wasteTypes and sources of wasteWaste disposal methodsRecycling and reusing waste materials
10	Review on Environmental Degradation	Summary of erosion, flooding, and bush burningPreventive measuresProject: Drawing and labeling a scene of an eroded area or floodplain
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered in Term 1
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Matter – Basic Concepts	Meaning of matterStates of matter: solid, liquid, gasProperties of each stateChanges in states: melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation
2	Living Matter	Meaning and characteristics of living thingsExamples of plants and animalsGrowth, respiration, and reproduction in living thingsDifferences between living and non-living matter
3	Non-Living Matter	Meaning and examplesPhysical and chemical propertiesImportance of non-living matter in our environmentRelationship between living and non-living matter
4	Energy	Meaning and forms of energy (light, heat, sound, kinetic, potential)Energy transformationsSources and uses of energyImportance of energy in everyday life
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Renewable Energy	Meaning and examples: solar, wind, hydro, biomassImportance and advantages of renewable energyLocal sources and simple demonstrationsLimitations of renewable energy sources
8	Non-Renewable Energy	Meaning and examples: coal, petroleum, natural gasUses of non-renewable energyEffects on the environmentConservation measures
9	Energy Conversion and Conservation	Energy conversion (mechanical to electrical, etc.)• Law of conservation of energyEnergy-saving habitsExperiment: Demonstration of energy change
10	Review on Matter and Energy	Summary of matter, living and non-living thingsRenewable vs. non-renewable energyPractical revision exercises
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered in Term 2
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Skill Acquisition	Meaning and importance of skill acquisitionTypes of vocational skills (technical, agricultural, home economics, ICT)Benefits of practical skills to national developmentEntrepreneurship awareness
2	Ethical Issues in Science and Development	Meaning of ethicsPositive and negative use of science and technologyResponsible use of technologyEthical concerns: pollution, cloning, genetic modification
3	Familiarisation Tour of the Laboratory and Workshop	Meaning and purpose of laboratories and workshopsRules and regulationsIdentification of laboratory and workshop areasLaboratory symbols and safety signs
4	Workshop Accidents and Safety	Common causes of accidents in workshopSafety rules and precautionsFirst aid in workshop accidentsTeacher demonstration: using basic protective equipment
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Materials: Wood, Metals, Ceramics, and Building Materials	Types and properties of common materialsUses in science and technologyAdvantages and disadvantagesIdentifying materials through observation
8	Workshop Processes: Drawing Practice	Meaning of drawing in science and technologyTypes of drawings (freehand, technical)Drawing instruments and their usesSimple exercises on lines and shapes
9	Workshop Processes: Board Practice	Meaning of board practiceTools and materials usedSimple layout and lettering on drawing boardsSafe handling of instruments
10	Machines and Tools: Woodwork & Metalwork Hand Tools	Identification of basic toolsFunctions and uses of each toolMaintenance and storage of tools and machinesSimple demonstrations
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered in Term 3

12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Digital Technology	Meaning of digital technologyImportance in modern lifeExamples of digital devices
2	Historical Development of Digital Devices	Early calculating tools (Abacus, Napier’s Bones)Generations of computersEvolution from analog to digital devicesModern digital trends
3	Career Opportunities in Information Technology	Careers in ICT: software, hardware, networking, dataEmerging digital careers (AI, cybersecurity, robotics)Skills needed for IT careers
4	Basic Computer Hardware Components I	Meaning of hardwareInput and output devicesFunctions and identification of devicesSimple maintenance practices
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Basic Computer Hardware Components II: Storage Units	Primary and secondary storageExamples: RAM, ROM, hard disk, flash driveStorage measurements (bit, byte, MB, GB, TB)

		Importance of data storage
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Basic Software Concepts	Meaning of softwareSystem software and application softwareExamples: OS, Word processors, browsersFunctions of an operating system
9	Computer Booting and Shutdown Processes	Meaning of bootingSteps in booting and shutting downSafe handling of devices
10	MS Word (Introduction)	Opening, saving, and editing documentsFormatting text and inserting picturesPage setup and printing basics
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	MS PowerPoint (Introduction)	Meaning and uses of presentation softwareCreating and saving slidesAdding text, images, transitions
2	3D Modelling with Paint 3D	Introduction to Paint 3DDrawing basic shapes and modelsSaving and exporting 3D projects
3	Data Processing	Meaning and stages of data processingManual vs. electronic data processingImportance in real-life applications
4	Basic Computer Communication	Meaning and importance of communicationTypes: wired and wirelessIntroduction to the Internet
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Introduction to Computer Networks	Definition of a networkComponents: computers, cables, routersBenefits of networking
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Basic Internet Concepts	Meaning of InternetCommon terms: website, URL, browser, search engineResponsible Internet use
9	Online Safety Rules

		Dangers of the InternetSafe browsing habitsResponsible use of digital devices
10	Online Privacy and Security	Meaning of online privacyPassword creation and managementAvoiding scams and phishing
11	REVISION	Review of term’s topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Internet Communication Practices	Meaning of Internet communicationEmail, instant messaging, video conferencingNetiquette
2	Spam and Online Threats	Meaning of spamCommon online scamsPreventive measures
3	Intellectual Property	Meaning of intellectual propertyCopyright, trademark, and plagiarismRespecting digital content ownership
4	Safety and Security Features on Digital Devices	Antivirus softwareScreen locks, firewalls, parental controlsDevice maintenance
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Introduction to Graphic Design	Meaning and importance of graphic designElements of design: color, shape, typography
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Introduction to Canva	Getting started with CanvaCreating and editing designsTemplates and customization
9	Digital Media	Meaning and types of digital media

		Ethics and responsible useSharing and collaboration tools
10	Computer Waste Management	Meaning of e-wasteSafe disposal methodsRecycling practices
11	REVISION	Review of all topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Overview of Business Studies	Meaning of Business Studies; Components of Business Studies; Importance/Benefits of Business Studies; Career opportunities
2	Effective Office Practice I	The office: meaning, types, and functions
3	Effective Office Practice II	The office staff – clerical staff, functions, qualities
4	Right Attitude to Work	Punctuality and regularity; Rewards and punishment; Devotion to duty; Effects on productivity and development
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Departments in an Office/Organisation	Various departments in an organisation and their functions
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Commerce – The Heart of Business I	Introduction, meaning, importance of commerce; Activities that aid commerce (aids to trade)
9	Commerce – The Heart of Business II	Divisions of commerce – Home trade, foreign trade (imports, exports, entrepôt)
10	Production I	Meaning and stages (types) of production; Effects on society and environment
11–13	Revision / Examination / Closing	—

JSS 1 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Production II	Factors of production – meaning, types, rewards, features, importance
2	Types of Occupation	Meaning of occupation; Types – direct and indirect services; Factors influencing occupation
3	Honesty in Business	Meaning of truthfulness; Attributes; Causes of dishonesty; Rewards/consequences
4	Fairplay and Ethics of Business	Fairplay; Meaning of ethics; Ethics guiding sourcing of chemicals; Meaning and facts about chemicals; Safe handling, distribution, and disposal
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Entrepreneurship	Meaning of entrepreneurship, enterprise, self- employment; Successful entrepreneurs (local, national, international); Importance
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Forms of Business Organisation I	Sole proprietorship; Partnership
9	Forms of Business Organisation II	Limited liability companies; Co-operative societies; Advantages and disadvantages
10	Consumer, Market and Society	Meaning of consumer, market, society; Consumer education – meaning, need, importance, consequences of lack of it
11–13	Revision / Examination / Closing	—

JSS 1 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Book-keeping as a Tool in Business I	Introduction to book-keeping; Meaning; Importance; Qualities of a good book-keeper; Common practices
2	Source Documents and Special Journals I	Meaning/Uses of source documents; Types of source documents
3	Source Documents and Special Journals II	Journals: meaning, types; Format of a sales journal
4	Double Entry Book- keeping	Meaning; Treatment of assets, liabilities, expenses; Meaning and format of ledger; Classification of accounts
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Keyboarding as a Communication Tool I	Introduction to keyboarding; Meaning; Importance; Correct sitting posture
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Keyboarding as a Communication Tool II	The typewriter – meaning, types, parts; Computer keyboard – meaning, uses, similarities with typewriter
9	Keyboarding as a Communication Tool III	Care of the computer; Items used; Getting ready to keyboard (paper sizes, techniques, rows, divisions)
10	Keyboarding as a Communication Tool IV	Alphanumeric keys; Service keys; Function keys; Control keys; Special keys and their functions; Spacing and punctuation marks; Short forms
11–13	Revision / Examination / Closing	—

TRADE SUBJECTS IN JSS 1

1. Solar Photovoltaic Installation and Maintenance
2. Fashion Design and Garment Making
3. Livestock Farming
4. Beauty and Cosmetology
5. Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs
6. Horticulture and Crop Production

JSS 1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System	Meaning and importance of solar energyDifference between solar and other sources of energyComponents of a basic PV systemAdvantages of solar energy in homes and schools
2	Electrical Appliances Power Load / Load Sizing	Meaning of loadIdentifying electrical appliances in homes and schoolsCalculating total power load (Wattage)Estimating energy consumption using power ratings
3	Electrical Safety Precautions	Definition of electrical safetyCauses of electrical accidentsBasic rules for safe use of electricityFirst aid procedures for electric shock victims
4	Safety Precautions in Handling Solar PV System Materials	Safe handling of solar panels, batteries, and cablesStorage and maintenance of solar PV toolsUse of safety kits (gloves, goggles, boots)Environmental considerations in handling PV materials
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6	Solar PV Components: Solar Panels	Meaning and function of solar panelsTypes of solar panels (Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, Thin film)Installation position and directionCleaning and maintenance of panels
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Rest / Practical Catch-up Activities

8	Solar PV Components: Inverters	Meaning and function of an inverterTypes of invertersConversion of DC to AC powerCare and maintenance of inverters
9	Solar PV Components: Battery Bank Storage	Definition and importance of battery storageTypes of solar batteries (Lead-acid, Lithium- ion)Battery capacity and voltage ratingCharging and maintenance tips
10	System Sizing (Battery & Inverter)	Meaning of system sizingCalculating inverter and battery capacityMatching solar components to load requirementsPractical exercises on load sizing
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered in the term
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING	Result computation and vacation activities

JSS 1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of First Term Work	Recap of solar components and their functionsReview of load sizing and safety precautionsCorrection of common errors in handling PV materials
2	Concept of Entrepreneurship	Meaning of entrepreneurshipImportance of entrepreneurship in renewable energyCharacteristics of a good entrepreneurEntrepreneurial opportunities in solar energy
3	Concept of Money	Meaning and functions of moneyImportance of money in businessSources of business capitalRole of money management in entrepreneurship
4	Bookkeeping in Solar PV Installation and Maintenance	Meaning of bookkeepingSimple record keeping in solar businessRecording income and expenditurePreparing simple daily sales records
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6	Business Start-Up in Solar PV Installation and Maintenance	Steps in starting a small solar businessIdentifying customer needsMarketing solar products and servicesBusiness ethics and customer relations
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Rest / Practical Activities
8	Marketing in Solar PV Installation and Maintenance (Goods and Services)	Meaning of marketingTypes of marketing (goods/services)

		Strategies for promoting solar energy productsAdvertising methods and their effectiveness
9	Safety in Solar Installation and Maintenance	Workplace safety practicesIdentifying risks and hazards during installationSafety tools and protective equipmentEmergency response procedures
10	Maintenance of Solar Tools and Equipment	• Meaning of maintenanceTypes of maintenance (preventive, corrective)Care and storage of solar toolsReplacing worn-out or damaged tools
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered in the term
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING	Result computation and vacation activities

JSS 1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of Second Term Work	Recap of entrepreneurship and bookkeeping conceptsReview of marketing strategiesAssessment of safety and maintenance practices
2	Introduction to Renewable Energy	Meaning of renewable energyDifference between renewable and non- renewable energyAdvantages of renewable energySources of renewable energy: solar, wind, water, biomass
3	Principles of Solar Energy	Meaning of solar energyHow solar energy is generatedConversion of sunlight to electricityImportance of solar power in daily life
4	Components of Solar PV Systems	Review of solar panels, batteries, inverters, and charge controllersConnecting solar componentsIdentifying faults in basic solar circuitsPractical demonstration: assembling a mini- solar setup
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6	Energy Storage Systems	Understanding energy storageFunctions of batteries in solar systemsTypes of batteries used in solar PVBattery maintenance and safety
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Rest / Practical Projects
8	Power Distribution and Load Management	Meaning of power distributionUnderstanding DC and AC power

		How to balance electrical loadEffects of overload and underload
9	Troubleshooting in Solar PV Systems	Meaning of troubleshootingCommon problems in solar PV systemsStep-by-step fault detectionTools and procedures for basic repairs
10	Field Practice and Demonstration	Practical installation of a basic solar PV systemTeam-based hands-on activityTesting voltage and current outputMaintenance logbook record
11	REVISION	Review of all term’s topics through discussion and tests
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Practical and Written Assessment
13	CLOSING	Evaluation, result presentation, and vacation

JSS 1 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1.	Introduction to Garment Making	Meaning and importance of garment making; Career opportunities in garment making
2.	Sewing Tools and Equipment	Types of sewing tools and equipment; Uses and identification; Care and arrangement of tools
3.	Sewing Machine	Meaning and types of sewing machines; Simple parts of the sewing machine
4.	Parts of the Sewing Machine and Their Functions	Main parts and their functions; Operating the machine correctly
5.	Mid-Term Examination	—
6.	Handling and Maintenance of Sewing Tools and Equipment	Cleaning and oiling the sewing machine; Proper storage and safety practices
7.	Midterm break	–
8.	Basic Sewing Techniques	Running, tacking, hemming, overcasting, and back stitches
9.	Fibres and Fabrics	Meaning and classification of fibres (natural and synthetic); Examples of fabrics
10.	Fabric Identification	Methods of identifying fabrics (touch, sight, and burn test); Uses of fabrics
11.	Simple Garment Sketching	Introduction to freehand sketching; Basic shapes in garment sketching
12.	Revision & Examination	Review of term’s work
13.	Closing	—

JSS 1 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1.	Taking Body Measurements	Body parts for measurement; Tools for measurement; Accurate measuring methods
2.	Pattern Drafting	Meaning and importance of pattern drafting; Basic pattern symbols
3.	Methods of Obtaining Pattern	Flat pattern, draping, and freehand methods
4.	Drafting Basic Patterns	Simple drafting of skirt, blouse, and shorts patterns
5.	Mid-Term Examination
6.	Cutting and Sewing with Drafted Patterns	Correct laying and cutting of patterns; Seam allowance and joining
7.	Mid-Term Break	—
8.	Sewing Simple Garment	Practical sewing of simple garments such as apron, pillowcase, or skirt
9.	Finishing Techniques	Seam finishing, neatening edges, and hemming
10.	Pressing and Ironing	Tools used for pressing; Correct ironing of garments
11.	Digital Sketching Platforms (Introduction)	Introduction to digital drawing tools (AutoDraw, Canva, Tinkercad, etc.)
12.	Revision & Examination	Review of term’s work
13.	Closing	—

JSS 1 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1.	Introduction to Digitization in Garment Making	Meaning of digitization; Benefits of technology in fashion
2.	Digital Sketching Platforms (Practical)	Digital tools for creating garment sketches; Practice session
3.	Digital Portfolios	Meaning and importance of portfolios in fashion; Components of a digital portfolio
4.	Creating a Digital Portfolio	Steps in setting up a portfolio; Uploading sketches and photos
5.	Mid-Term Examination
6.	Putting Works in the Digital Portfolio	Arranging and organizing completed works in digital format
7.	Mid-Term Break	–
8.	Review of Garment Production Process	Summary of steps from sketching to finishing a garment
9.	Career Opportunities in Fashion	Careers in garment making and fashion design
10.	Project Work	Simple digital portfolio and sewn garment presentation
11.	Revision	—
12.	Examination	—
13.	Closing	—

JSS 1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Introduction to Livestock Farming	Meaning and importance of livestock farming; Types of livestock animals; Benefits of livestock to humans
2	Types of Poultry Birds	Meaning of poultry; Common types — chicken, turkey, duck, guinea fowl, pigeon, quail; Uses of poultry birds
3	Breeds of Poultry Birds	Local and exotic breeds (layers, broilers, cockerels); Characteristics of each breed
4	Poultry Housing	Types of poultry houses; Requirements of a good house; Construction materials
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Poultry Equipment	Types (feeders, drinkers, brooders, laying nests, perches); Uses and maintenance
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Poultry Management Practices	Daily care and management of chicks, growers, and layers; Sanitation and record-keeping
9	Poultry Diseases and Control	Common diseases (Newcastle, Coccidiosis, Fowl Pox); Symptoms, prevention, and control
10	Classification of Feed Ingredients	Meaning of feed; Ingredients (protein, carbohydrate, vitamins, minerals); Feed formulation
11	Revision	Review of term’s work and practicals
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Introduction to Rabbit Production	Importance of rabbits; Characteristics and benefits of rabbit rearing
2	Breeds of Rabbit	Local and exotic breeds (New Zealand White, Chinchilla, Dutch, etc.); Characteristics and uses
3	Rabbit Housing	Types of hutches; Materials used; Requirements of a good hutch
4	Rabbit Feeds	Types of feeds — concentrates and roughages; Feeding schedules and water management
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Health Management in Rabbits	Common diseases, symptoms, prevention, and control
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Reproduction in Rabbits	Mating process, gestation, kindling, and weaning
9	Record Keeping in Rabbitry	Importance; Types of records (feeding, breeding, sales)
10	Handling and Management Practices	Handling methods, grooming, sanitation, and waste disposal
11	Revision	Practical demonstration: feeding, cleaning, and maintenance
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Concept of Sheep and Goat Production	Meaning, importance, and uses of sheep and goats; Differences between sheep and goats
2	Breeds of Sheep and Goats	Local and exotic breeds — West African Dwarf, Yankasa, Sokoto Red, etc.
3	Housing and Equipment for Sheep and Goats	Types of housing; Feeding and watering equipment
4	Feeds for Sheep and Goats	Common feed ingredients; Grazing, browsing, and supplementary feeding
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Health Management in Sheep and Goats	Common diseases and parasites; Causes, symptoms, and control
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Sick Sheep or Goat in a Herd	Identification and isolation of sick animals; Treatment and record-keeping
9	Breeding in Sheep and Goats	Mating systems; Gestation period; Care of pregnant animals and young ones
10	Practical: Identifying Feeds and Breeds	Recognition and classification exercises; Field observation
11	Revision	Review of term’s work and key livestock practices
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Beauty and Cosmetology	Meaning, origin, and importance of beauty and cosmetology.
2	Tools and Equipment	Identification and uses of comb, brush, mirror, apron, towel, and hair dryer.
3	Personal Hygiene and Grooming	Importance of cleanliness and daily grooming routines.
4	Safety Precautions in the Salon	Safety measures in handling tools and electrical appliances.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Basic Hair Care Practices	Brushing, washing, and simple styling of natural hair.
7	Midterm Break
8	Skin Care and Cleansing	Steps in facial cleansing and types of skin.
9	Nail Care	Simple manicure and pedicure procedures.
10	Introduction to Makeup	Meaning and types of makeup; makeup tools.
11	Simple Makeup Techniques	Application of facial powder, lip gloss, eyebrow shaping (theory only).
12	Revision	Review of major topics.
13	Examination / Closing

JSS 1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of First Term’s Work	Recap of basic beauty concepts and hygiene.
2	Hair Structure and Function	Parts of the hair and their functions.
3	Hair Types	Identification of straight, curly, and kinky hair.
4	Hair Treatment	Washing, conditioning, and natural treatment.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Simple Hair Styling	Tools and techniques for plaiting and weaving.
7	Midterm Break
8	Introduction to Skin Care Products	Soaps, creams, and lotions and their proper use.
9	Facial Treatment	Steps: cleansing, steaming, exfoliation, and toning.
10	Nail Care Tools and Safety	Proper use and cleaning of manicure/pedicure tools.
11	Customer Care in Beauty Services	Attitude, communication, and courtesy with clients.
12	Revision
13	Examination / Closing

JSS1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of Second Term Work	Overview of hair and skin care.
2	Advanced Hair Styling	Weaving, threading, and cornrow patterns.
3	Introduction to Beauty Products	Identifying safe and harmful ingredients.
4	Daily Skin Care Routine	Cleansing, toning, and moisturizing.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Nail Art	Simple decoration and color combination.
7	Midterm Break
8	Salon Hygiene and Sanitation	Keeping the salon clean and free of infection.
9	Professional Conduct	Courtesy, honesty, and confidentiality with clients.
10	Entrepreneurship in Beauty Care	Simple business ideas and record keeping.
11	Revision Project	Group or practical revision.
12	Revision
13	Examination / Closing

JSS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Computer Hardware & GSM Repairs	Meaning, importance, career opportunities
2	History of Computers & GSM	Development of computers and mobile phones
3	Basic Computer Hardware Components	Input, output, processing, storage devices
4	Identification of GSM Components	Screen, keypad, battery, SIM, circuit board
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Safety Precautions in Workshop	Handling tools, electricity, ESD safety
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Tools for Computer & GSM Repairs	Screwdrivers, testers, soldering iron, pliers
9	Peripheral Devices	Printers, scanners, flash drives
10	Basic Care & Maintenance of Computer/GSM	Cleaning, charging, battery care
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Classification of Computers	Digital, analogue, hybrid; sizes and uses
2	Types of Mobile Phones	Feature phones vs. smartphones
3	System Unit Parts	Motherboard, CPU, RAM, power supply
4	SIM Cards & Memory Cards	Types, uses, care
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Introduction to Software	System vs. application software
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Power Supply in Computers and Phones	Batteries, chargers, UPS
9	Basic Troubleshooting	Computer not booting, phone not charging
10	Practical: Disassembling a Phone	Opening and identifying parts
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Computer Storage Devices	Hard disk, SSD, flash drives, memory cards
2	GSM Networks	2G, 3G, 4G, 5G
3	Assembling a Simple Computer	Step-by-step practice
4	Common GSM Problems	Screen damage, battery fault
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Practical: Replacing GSM Parts	Battery, screen, keypad
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Introduction to Soldering	Tools and safety
9	Practical: Soldering Simple Joints	Circuit connection
10	Preventive Maintenance	Regular servicing of computer & GSM
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS 1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1.	Introduction to Crop Production	Importance of crop production to national economy
2.	Farm Tools and Safety Measures	ommon farm tools and their usesMaintenance of farm toolsSafety precautions on the farmFirst aid and emergency procedures
3.	Farmland Preparation Practices	Importance of farmland preparationStages: clearing, ploughing, harrowing, ridgingFarm layout and land demarcationTools used in each stage
4.	Soil and Its Properties	Meaning and types of soilImportance of soil to crop productionPhysical properties: colour, texture, structureEffects of soil on crop growth
5.	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6.	Soil Texture and Structure	Determining soil texture and structureImportance of soil texture to crop typeSoil management practicesSoil testing (simple classroom activity)
7.	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8.	Site Selection and Crop Types	Factors influencing site selectionClassification of crops based on lifespanTypes of crops (arable, horticultural, plantation)Suitable sites for different crops
9.	Crop Classification	Food crops, cash crops, industrial cropsAnnual, biennial, perennial cropsImportance of crop classification

10.	Farm Records and Management	Meaning and importance of farm recordsTypes of records kept on a farmFarm diary and stock record examplesSimple record-keeping exercise
11.	REVISION	General review of all topics covered
12.	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13.	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Horticulture	Meaning of horticulture Branches: floriculture, olericulture, pomology Importance and scope of horticulture Career opportunities
2	Nursery Establishment (Part 1)	Meaning and importance of nursery Types of nursery Site selection and tools used Steps in establishing a nursery
3	Nursery Bed Preparation	Meaning and purpose of nursery bed Materials and tools for bed preparation Soil sterilization and watering Practical demonstration
4	Fertilizer Application	Meaning and types of fertilizers Methods of fertilizer application Importance of balanced fertilization Effects of misuse of fertilizer
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Seed Collection and Dormancy Breaking	Meaning of seed collection Reasons for seed dormancy Methods of breaking dormancy Storage of viable seeds
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Rootstock Preparation

		Meaning of rootstock Qualities of a good rootstock Preparation steps and care Demonstration
9	Scion Collection	Meaning of scion Qualities of a good scion Techniques of scion collection and handling
10	Vegetable Production	Common vegetables and their importance Cultural practices in vegetable farming Harvesting, packaging, and storage
11	REVISION	Review of all topics covered
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Vegetative Propagation in Horticultural Crops	Meaning of vegetative propagation Methods: cutting, layering, grafting, budding Advantages and disadvantages
2	Practical Session on Vegetative Propagation	Demonstration of grafting, budding, layering Tools and materials used Maintenance of propagated crops
3	Post-Harvest Management of Vegetables	Harvesting methodsSorting and gradingPackaging and storageTransportation and marketing
4	Concept of Entrepreneurship in Horticulture	Meaning and importance of entrepreneurshipEntrepreneurial skills in crop productionExamples of successful agripreneurs
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Concept of Money	Meaning and functions of moneyTypes of money and usesMoney management and savings
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Book Keeping in Horticulture and Crop Production	Meaning of bookkeepingTypes of farm recordsSimple profit and loss recordImportance of bookkeeping
9	Business Start-Up in Horticulture	Meaning and stages of business start- upBusiness plan preparation

		Marketing of horticultural products
10	Enterprise Development	Meaning of enterpriseDeveloping business ideasManaging small horticultural ventures
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of all topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

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