SS1 Scheme of Work Unified

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SSS1 First Term, Second Term and Third Term Unified Scheme of work for year 10 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 Language, General Mathematics, Citizenship and Heritage Studies, Digital Technologies, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture, Further Mathematics, Foods & Nutrition, Geography, Technical Drawing, Nigerian History, Government, Christian Religious Studies, Visual Arts, Literature in English, Catering craft, Accounting, Commerce, Marketing, Economics, Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance, Fashion design and garment making, Livestock farming, Beauty and cosmetology, Computer hardware and GSM repairs, Horticulture and crop production, etc.

SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL UNIFIED SS1 SCHEME OF WORK (NEW NERDC SCHEME)

English Language

General Mathematics

Citizenship and Heritage Studies

Digital Technologies

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Agriculture

Further Mathematics

Foods & Nutrition

Geography

Technical Drawing

Nigerian History

Government

Christian Religious Studies

Visual Arts

Literature in English

Catering craft

Accounting

Commerce

Marketing

Economics

Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance

Fashion design and garment making

Livestock farming,

Beauty and cosmetology

Computer hardware and GSM repairs

Horticulture and crop production

SS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown
1	Spoken English: Oral Composition Skills I (Narrative) Vocabulary Development: Vocabulary Associated with the Home Grammar: Nouns – Numbers	– Use of picture charts to develop narration. – Use of special words to bring out narrative elements in discourse. – Vocabulary: kitchen wares, utensils, wardrobe, pantry, dining room, upholstery. – Rules for forming plural nouns and practice in forming plural nouns.
2	Reading Comprehension: Word Meanings through Context Vocabulary Development: Vocabulary Associated with Family Life Listening Comprehension Continuous Writing: Narrative Grammar: Nouns and Gender	Dictionary use for word meanings; contextual usage. – Vocabulary: uncle, aunt, nephew, fiancé/fiancée, siblings, ancestor, naming ceremony. Listening to selections (poems, stories, drama) reflecting national values. – Narrative composition: My First Day at College. – Grammar: four genders – masculine, feminine, common, neuter.
3	Spoken English: Selected Consonant Sounds (θ, ð, ʒ, ʃ) Vocabulary Development: Vocabulary Associated with Agriculture Reading Comprehension	– Practice pronunciation: /ʃ/, /z/, /ʒ/, /θ/, /ð/. – Vocabulary: crops (yam, cassava, onions, cocoyam), farming activities (staking, pruning, ridge-making). – Reading comprehension passages for contextual meanings.
4	Grammar: Countable and Uncountable Nouns Listening Comprehension Reading Comprehension Continuous Writing: Narrative Grammar: Types of Nouns	– Explanation of countable/uncountable nouns. – Uncountable nouns in singular forms (news, trousers, advice). – Listening selections: poem/passage. – Narrative composition: A Day I Will Never Forget. – Grammar: proper, common, concrete, collective, abstract nouns.
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Assessment covering Weeks 1–4 work.
6	Spoken English: Consonants followed by /w/ Vocabulary Development: Agriculture (Implements) Listening Comprehension Grammar: Noun Phrases with the Definite Article	– Pronunciation: twist, sweep, swear, twig. – Vocabulary: farming implements (tractor, harvester, hoe, axe). – Listening comprehension. – Grammar: definition of noun phrase, role of definite article.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Listening Comprehension: Grasping Main Ideas Reading Comprehension: Contextual Word Meaning Continuous Writing: Narrative Grammar: Noun Phrases with Definite Article (exceptions)	– Listening to real-life speeches, identifying main points. – Use of dictionary for contextual meanings. – Narrative composition: The Story of the Governor Who Stole Millions from the State Treasury. – Exceptions to article use (diseases, lakes, mountains, institutions, countries).

9	Spoken English: Oral Composition Skills II (Descriptive) Vocabulary Development: Vocabulary Associated with Fishing Continuous Writing: Descriptive Grammar: Nominalization of Adjectives	Using picture charts to describe objects/events. – Vocabulary: fish pond, line and sinker, net, fish trap. Descriptive composition: The Petrol State in Times of Fuel Scarcity. – Grammar: nominalizing adjectives (wise → wisdom, strong → strength).
10	Listening Comprehension: Grasping Main Points Reading Comprehension: Comprehending Main Ideas Continuous Writing: Descriptive Grammar: Nominalization of Verbs	– Listening to recorded conversations, identifying key ideas. – Reading short prose passages, topical issues (corruption, HIV/AIDS). – Descriptive composition: A Flood Disaster Caused by Blocked Drains. – Grammar: nominalizing verbs (conquer → conquest, dance → dancer).
11	Vocabulary Development: Vocabulary Associated with Animal Husbandry Spoken English: Consonants followed by /j/ Continuous Writing: Descriptive Grammar: Irregular Verbs	– Vocabulary: poultry, piggery, pen, vet doctor, herdsmen. – Pronunciation: curious, cure, endure, humour. – Descriptive composition: A Fire Incident in My Street. – Grammar: irregular verbs with examples in sentences.
12	Spoken English: Consonants followed by /j/ and /u:/ sounds Listening Comprehension: Short Debate Reading Comprehension: Main Ideas Grammar: Irregular Verbs (continued)	– Pronunciation: dew, due, stew, humour. – Listening to debates and identifying main arguments. – Reading dialogues and identifying central themes. – Forms of irregular verbs with usage in context.
13	Revision, Examination and Closing	– Week 11: Revision (review Weeks 1–12). – Week 12: Examination. – Week 13: Closing.

SS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Words Associated with Religions	Vocabulary: Definition of traditional religion; words associated with traditional religion (shrine, cult, diviner, oracle, charm, amulet, ritual, sacrifice, etc.). Spoken English: Consonant sounds followed by /kw/ (quiet, quench, quarter, equal, question). Examples: He has the answer to the question; My friend lives in the junior staff quarter. Reading Comprehension: Short prose passages from student text, newspapers and magazines. Grammar: Simple tense forms (I come, you come, she comes, etc.); sentence construction and correction.
2	Vocabulary Associated with Christian Religion	Vocabulary: Definition of Christianity; words associated with Christianity (Holy Bible, clergy, Pope, Bishop, nun, communion, pew, aisle, deacon, pastor, evangelist, repentance, prayer, fasting, convert, etc.). Listening Comprehension: Identifying details using connectives (because, as a result, for example, such as, consequently, etc.). Continuous Writing: Informal letter— meaning, format (address, date, salutation, body, closing). Grammar: Complex tense forms (I am coming, I have come, I have been coming, etc.) with illustrations.
3	Vocabulary Associated with Islamic Religion	Vocabulary: Definition of Islam; words associated with Islam (Quran, mosque, hajj, pilgrimage, ablution, sheikh, sunna, hadith, prophet, saint, Sallah, Id-el-Kabir, Id-el-Fitr, praying mats, etc.). Spoken English: Syllabic /l/ in words (little, bottle, kettle, rattle, novel, simple). Reading Comprehension: As in Week 1. Grammar: Further practice on simple and complex tense forms.
4	Spoken English: Syllabic /n/	Spoken English: Syllabic /n/ in words (often, sudden, ripen, certain, mutton). Sentences: “There is a sudden knock at the door”; “It is certain she will visit.” Listening Comprehension: As in Week 2. Reading Comprehension: As in Week 1. Continuous Writing: Informal letter—meaning, format, tone (relaxed, flexible, may tolerate slang).
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Vocabulary Development (Other Religious Expressions)	Vocabulary: Other words associated with religion (convert, fanatic, hermit, atheist, martyr, pantheist, saint, agnostic). Spoken English: Stress on two-syllable words with emphasis on second syllable (enjoy, engulf, inform, incite, welcome, excite). Listening Comprehension: As in Week 2. Dictation: Selected passages.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Listening Comprehension: Mood, Tone, and Purpose	Listening Comprehension: Identifying mood, tone, and purpose from speeches, plays, and recordings. Reading Comprehension: Identifying mood, tone, and purpose of passages. Continuous Writing: Informal letter (revision). Grammar: Complex sentences—structure, types of clauses, examples.
9	Words Associated with Profession – Advertising	Vocabulary: Definition of advertising; words associated (agent, promotion, publicity, poster, billboard, media, etc.). Spoken English: Stress in three-syllable words (exception, encompass, photograph, prohibit, exhibit, examine). Continuous Writing:

		Semi-formal letter—meaning, format, language and tone, differences from informal letters. Grammar: Complex sentences (revision and application).
10	Listening Comprehension: Poem & Debate	Listening Comprehension: Identifying mood, tone, and purpose in poems, discussions, and debates. Reading Comprehension: As in Week 6. Continuous Writing: Semi-formal letter—revision of format and tone. Dictation: Selected passages.
11	Words Associated with Profession – Stock Exchange	Vocabulary: Stock exchange terms (broker, shares, dividends, profit margin, bankruptcy, stock market, customer, etc.). Spoken English: Stress in four-syllable words (supervisor, legislation, agriculture, fortunately, ambassador, education, tribalism). Reading Comprehension: As in Week 6. Grammar: Compound and complex sentences (comparison, examples).
12	Spoken English: Advanced Stress and Record Keeping	Spoken English: More practice on stress in four-syllable words using dictionary. Listening Comprehension: Following directions (left turn, right turn, straight ahead, roundabout, landmarks). Continuous Writing: Record keeping—meaning, types, uses, examples (register, visitor’s book, diary). Grammar: More practice on complex and compound sentences.
13	Examination & Closing	General revision of vocabulary, grammar, spoken English, comprehension, and writing.

SS1 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Vocabulary Development – Antonyms (Words Exactly Opposite in Meaning)	Vocabulary: Definition of antonyms; words opposite in meaning (good–bad, friendly–hostile, discipline–indiscipline, temporary– permanent, rich–poor, light–dark, black–white, man–woman). Spoken English: Stress timing in English sentences, correct phrasing and voice modulation in continuous prose reading. Use simple sentences such as: “Pick up that book”; “Who is writing the essay?” Reading Comprehension: Reading short prose passages on topical issues (waste disposal, HIV/AIDS, honesty, dignity in labour, exam malpractice, corruption). Grammar: Adjuncts (adverbs)—definition, functions, examples (place, time, manner, reason).
2	Vocabulary Development – Antonyms (Words Nearly Opposite in Meaning)	Vocabulary: Words nearly opposite in meaning (cheerful– unhappy, sickly–healthy, harmonious–discordant, false– genuine, tough–tender). Listening Comprehension: Listening to identify a speaker’s style in different materials (expository, narrative, descriptive). Continuous Writing: Record keeping— writing simple records of class or daily events. Grammar: Adjuncts (revision); classes of adjuncts—place, time, manner, reason, degree—with sentence examples.
3	Vocabulary Development – Synonyms (Words the Same in Meaning)	Vocabulary: Definition of synonyms; words that mean the same (quick–fast, strong–powerful, busy–engaged, brave–fearless, fearful–timid, enemy–foe). Spoken English: As in Week 1 (stress timing, phrasing, voice modulation). Reading Comprehension: As in Week 1 (making notes from texts). Grammar: Adjuncts—further examples (fast as adjective/adverb; quickest as superlative).
4	Listening Comprehension – Summary Skills	Listening Comprehension: Listening for summary through key words (in addition, as well as, first, second, furthermore, despite, etc.). Reading Comprehension: Selected passages on topical issues (patriotism, privatization, kidnapping, corruption). Continuous Writing: Speech writing—features (opening greetings, introduction, body, conclusion); speeches for occasions (welcome address, prize giving, wedding toast). Dictation: Selected words from passages.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Vocabulary Development – Synonyms (Words Nearly the Same in Meaning)	Vocabulary: Words nearly the same in meaning (securely– safely, guest–visitor, adore–admire). Spoken English: Oral composition skills (expository writing, use of exact words and sentences). Grammar: Phrasal verbs (come across, come in, come up, come forward, etc.). Reading Comprehension: As in Week 4.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Continuous Writing – Speech Writing (Revision)	Continuous Writing: Revising speech features (introduction, body, conclusion); characteristics of different types (welcome, toast, address). Vocabulary Development: Spelling of commonly misspelt words (receive, deceive, grateful, beginning,

		success, omission, accommodation, embarrass, recommendation, etc.). Spoken English: Oral composition— argumentative speech; use of convincing words. Grammar: Phrasal verbs (call off, call out, call in, call on, call up).
9	Continuous Writing – Newspaper Articles	Continuous Writing: Features of newspaper articles; differences between newspaper articles, speeches, and letters. Listening Comprehension: As in Week 4 (listening for summary). Reading Comprehension: As in Week 4 (summary passages). Dictation: Selected passages.
10	Vocabulary Development – Commonly Misspelt Words II	Vocabulary: Continued spelling drills with dictionary use. Spoken English: Debate practice—topics such as “Farmers are more important than doctors,” “Women are better leaders,” “Corruption destroys a nation.” Reading Comprehension: As in Week 4. Grammar: Phrasal verbs (give up, give in, give away, put off, put on, put up, put into).
11	Spoken English – Debate Session	Spoken English: Debate practice on the topic “Women are better leaders.” Continuous Writing: Writing articles on current issues (bribery, fraud, importance of good life, cleanliness). Grammar: Phrasal verbs (bring back, bring about, bring up, take away, take off, take in, take up).
12	Revision	General revision across vocabulary, spoken English, grammar, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, and writing.
13	Examination & Closing	—

SS1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Theme: Number and Numeration / Algebraic Processes / Logic

Week	Topic	Content
1	Number Base System	– Conversion from one base to base 10 – Conversion of decimal fractions in one base to another – Arithmetic operations in number bases – Application to computer programming
2	Modular Arithmetic	– Revision of arithmetic operations – Concept of modular arithmetic – Simple operations in modular arithmetic – Applications to daily life
3	Indices	– Revision of standard form – Laws of indices with examples – Applications of indices in problem solving
4	Logarithms	– Definition of logarithm – Relationship between logarithm, indices and standard form – Graph of 10^x – Reading logarithm and antilogarithm tables
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Effective Use of Logarithm Tables	– Use of logarithm tables in calculations (division, multiplication, powers, roots) – Applications of logarithms in capital markets and real-life problem solving
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Simple Equations and Variations	– Change of subject of formula (involving roots, brackets, powers) – Substitution – Direct, inverse and joint variation – Applications of variation
9	Quadratic Equations I	– Revision of factorization of integers – Factorization of quadratic expressions – Solution of quadratic equations by factorization
10	Quadratic Equations II	– Formation of quadratic equations with given roots – Drawing quadratic graphs – Obtaining roots from graphs – Applications of quadratic equations to real life
11	Logical Reasoning I	– Simple statements – Examples of true/false statements – Negation of simple statements
12	Logical Reasoning II	– Compound statements: meaning and types – Logical operators and symbols – Conjunction, disjunction, conditional statements, biconditional
13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

SS1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Constructions I	– Construction of angles and triangles – Bisection of angles: 30°, 45°, 60°, 90° – Application to problem-solving
2	Constructions II	– Construction of equal angles and quadrilaterals – Locus of points equidistant from lines and points
3	Proofs of Theorems I	– Proof that sum of angles in a triangle is 180° – Exterior angle of a triangle equals sum of opposite interior angles – Applications of theorems
4	Proofs of Theorems II (Riders)	– Deductive proofs of riders – Angles of parallel lines – Angles in polygons – Congruent triangles – Properties of parallelograms – Intercept theorem
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Trigonometric Ratios	– Trigonometric ratios in right-angled triangles (sine, cosine, tangent) – Solving problems using trigonometric ratios
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Trigonometric Ratios of Special Angles	– Ratios for 30°, 45°, 60° – Applications to solving problems
9	Application of Trigonometric Ratios	– Applications of trigonometry in real-life contexts – Sine, cosine, tangent of angles between 0° and 360°
10	Trigonometric Ratios & Graphs	– Trigonometric ratios with respect to the unit circle – Graphs of sine, cosine, and tangent
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS1 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Mensuration I	– Length of arcs of circles – Sectors and segments of a circle
2	Mensuration II	– Area of sectors and segments – Relationship between sector of circle and surface area of a cone
3	Surface Area of Solids	– Cube and cuboid – Cylinder, cone – Prism and pyramid – Using standard formulas
4	Volume of Solids	– Cube and cuboid – Cylinder, cone – Prism and pyramid – Using formulas correctly
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Area and Volume of Frustum	– Surface area and volume of frustum of cone and pyramid – Surface area and volume of compound shapes
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Statistics I	– Collection of meaningful data – Tabulation and presentation
9	Statistics II	– Frequency distribution – Graphs: linear, bar charts, histograms
10	Statistics III	– Pie charts – Frequency polygons
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Citizenship & Heritage Studies	Meaning, scope and importance; differences between citizenship and heritage; relevance to national identity
2	Origin of Citizenship	Birth, registration, naturalization, honorary citizenship
3	Rights of Citizens	Universal human rights; constitutional rights in Nigeria; rights vs privileges
4	Duties and Obligations of Citizens	Civic responsibilities, loyalty, obedience to laws, tax payment
5	Midterm Test
6	National Symbols & Their Meanings	Coat of arms, flag, anthem, pledge, currency, constitution
7	Midterm Break
8	Nigerian Heritage	Cultural heritage (language, dress, festivals); historical heritage (monuments, sites)
9	Preservation of Nigerian Heritage	Role of government, communities, families in preservation
10	Threats to National Heritage	Urbanization, globalization, neglect, conflict, corruption
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Citizenship by Law	Legal frameworks governing citizenship in Nigeria (1999 Constitution)
2	Rule of Law	Concept, importance, equality before the law
3	Democratic Values	Freedom, participation, tolerance, accountability
4	National Unity & Integration	Need, benefits, symbols, strategies to promote unity
5	Midterm Test
6	Ethnic & Religious Heritage of Nigeria	Diversity of ethnic groups and religions; respect for plurality
7	Midterm Break
8	Interpersonal Relations & Social Harmony	Peaceful co-existence, tolerance, conflict resolution
9	Leadership & Followership	Qualities of good leaders; duties of followers; examples from Nigerian history
10	Corruption & Its Effects on Citizenship	Meaning, forms, dangers, prevention
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Global Citizenship	Concept, rights and responsibilities, globalization
2	Citizenship Education in Other Countries	Case studies (USA, UK, Ghana, South Africa)
3	International Organizations & Citizenship	UN, AU, ECOWAS, Commonwealth
4	Protection of Human Rights	NHRC, NGOs, judiciary, international courts
5	Midterm Test
6	Cultural Exchange & Tourism	Importance for heritage and economy
7	Midterm Break
8	Contemporary Issues in Citizenship	Migration, digital citizenship, climate change
9	Patriotism	Meaning, importance, ways of showing patriotism
10	Civic Participation	Voting, community service, volunteering
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Digital Technologies	Meaning, scope, relevance in modern society
2	History & Evolution of Digital Technologies	From abacus to AI; generations of computers
3	Number Systems	Binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal and conversions
4	Computer Hardware	Input/output devices, storage, system vs peripheral devices
5	Midterm Test
6	Computer Software	System software, application software, utility programs
7	Midterm Break
8	Operating Systems	Functions, types, examples
9	Computer Maintenance & Safety	Preventive care, health & safety measures
10	Data Representation	Bits, bytes, ASCII, Unicode, images, sound
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Computer Networks	LAN, WAN, MAN; components of networks
2	Internet Technologies	Internet services, search engines, browsers
3	Email & Online Communication	Email etiquette, instant messaging, conferencing
4	Digital Storage & Cloud Computing	Types of storage, advantages of cloud, data backup
5	Midterm Test
6	Cybersecurity I	Meaning, importance, threats (malware, phishing, hacking)
7	Midterm Break
8	Cybersecurity II	Protection methods – antivirus, firewalls, strong passwords
9	Data Privacy & Digital Ethics	Responsible use, cyberbullying, data protection laws
10	Social Media Technologies	Benefits, risks, responsible digital citizenship
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Word Processing Applications	Microsoft Word/Google Docs: features, formatting
2	Spreadsheet Applications I	Introduction, basic formulas, cell referencing
3	Spreadsheet Applications II	Functions, charts, data analysis
4	Presentation Software	PowerPoint/Google Slides: slide creation, animations
5	Midterm Test
6	Database Introduction	Concept of database, DBMS, tables, records, fields
7	Midterm Break
8	Practical Database Management	Creating simple databases, queries, reports
9	Emerging Technologies I	Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things
10	Emerging Technologies II	Robotics, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Recognizing Living Things	Characteristics and differences between living and non- living things
2	Classification of Living Things	Importance of classification, levels of classification
3	Kingdoms of Living Things	Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
4	The Cell	Structure, types, and functions of cell organelles
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Cell and Its Environment	Diffusion, osmosis, active transport
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Properties and Functions of the Cell	Nutrition, respiration, growth, irritability
9	Respiration	Aerobic and anaerobic respiration
10	Growth and Irritability	Meaning, processes, importance of growth and response to stimuli
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Tissue and Supporting System	Types of tissues in plants and animals
2	Nutrition	Types of nutrition, autotrophic and heterotrophic
3	Basic Ecological Concepts	Habitat, ecosystem, ecological factors
4	Population Studies	Population density, size, growth, and regulation
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Functioning Ecosystem	Autotrophy, heterotrophy, food webs, trophic levels
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Energy Transformation in Nature	Energy flow, pyramid of energy, productivity
9	Relevance of Biology to Agriculture	Application of biological principles in agriculture
10	Micro-Organisms Around Us	Types, characteristics, and importance
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Micro-Organisms in Action	Roles in fermentation, decay, food spoilage, and diseases
2	Towards Better Health	Hygiene, sanitation, vaccination, disease prevention
3	Habitat	Meaning, types, and examples
4	Aquatic Habitat	Estuarine and freshwater habitats
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Terrestrial Habitat	Types and features
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Grassland Habitat	Features, adaptations of organisms
9	Reproduction in Unicellular Organisms and Invertebrates I	Binary fission, budding, spore formation
10	Reproduction in Unicellular Organisms and Invertebrates II	Sexual and asexual reproduction in invertebrates
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Chemistry	Definition, history, branches, and importance of chemistry
2	Chemical Industries and Laboratory Apparatus	Common laboratory apparatus and their uses
3	Nature of Matter	States of matter, properties, and changes of state
4	Separation Techniques	Filtration, distillation, sublimation, chromatography
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Atomic Structure	Structure of the atom; Subatomic particles
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Periodic Table	Groups, periods, and periodicity
9	Chemical Combination	Laws of chemical combination
10	Acids, Bases, and Salts	Definitions, examples, properties; pH scale; Neutralization
11	Chemical Symbols, Formulae, and Equations	Writing symbols, formulae; Balancing equations
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis (Introduction)	Basic concepts
2	Mole Concept and Stoichiometry	Mole, molar mass, Avogadro’s number
3	Percentage Composition and Empirical Formula	Calculations of composition and empirical formula
4	Gas Laws	Boyle’s law, Charles’ law, Ideal gas equation
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Structure of the Atom and Electronic Configuration	Bohr’s model; Electronic configurations
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Ionic and Covalent Bonding	Formation and properties
9	Oxidation and Reduction	Definitions, examples, redox reactions
10	Water and Solution	Properties, types of solutions, solubility
11	Solubility and Crystallization	Saturated solutions; Solubility curves
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Organic Chemistry	Characteristics of organic compounds
2	Alkanes, Alkenes, and Alkynes	Structures, properties, and examples
3	Isomerism	Structural and geometric isomerism
4	Petroleum and Petrochemicals	Refining, fractional distillation of petroleum
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Chemical Reactions and Types	Combination, decomposition, displacement
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Energy Changes in Reactions	Endothermic and exothermic reactions
9	Rates of Chemical Reactions	Factors affecting reaction rates
10	Reversible Reactions and Chemical Equilibrium	Le Chatelier’s principle
11	Metals and Non-Metals	Properties and uses
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Fundamentals and Derived Quantities and Units	Meaning of physical quantities, fundamental units, derived units, SI units
2	Measurements of Mass, Weight, Length and Time	Definition, instruments used, accuracy and errors in measurement
3	Position, Distance and Displacement	Concept of position, difference between distance and displacement, applications
4	Scalars and Vectors	Definitions, differences, addition and resolution of vectors
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Speed, Velocity and Acceleration	Definitions, equations, graphical representation
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Motion	Concept of motion, types of motion, equations of uniformly accelerated motion
9	Motion (Continued)	Applications of equations of motion in real life
10	Motion (Continued)	Graphical analysis of motion, problem solving
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Linear Momentum: Newton’s Laws of Motion	Newton’s laws, momentum, impulse, conservation of momentum
2	Work, Energy and Power	Definitions, equations, work done in different contexts
3	Mechanical Energy: Machines	Simple machines, efficiency, mechanical advantage, velocity ratio
4	Heat Energy I: Temperature and Its Measurement	Concept of heat, temperature scales, thermometers
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Heat Energy II: Heat Measurement	Specific heat capacity, latent heat, calorimetry
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Particulate Nature of Matter	Molecular theory, evidence of particle nature, Brownian motion
9	Particulate Nature of Matter (Continued)	Diffusion, pressure in gases, applications
10	Particulate Nature of Matter (Continued)	Real-life applications of particle theory
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Fluids at Rest and in Motion	Pressure in fluids, Pascal’s principle, Archimedes’ principle, Bernoulli’s principle
2	Gas Laws	Boyle’s law, Charles’ law, pressure law, ideal gas equation
3	Simple Harmonic Motion	Concept, examples, characteristics, equations
4	Projectile	Concept, equations of projectile motion, range, maximum height
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Types of Waves	Classification of waves: mechanical, electromagnetic, transverse, longitudinal
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Properties of Waves	Reflection, refraction, diffraction, interference, applications
9	Properties of Waves (Continued)	Superposition of waves, resonance
10	Properties of Waves (Continued)	Real-life applications of wave properties
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Meaning and Importance of Agriculture	– Definition of agriculture – Importance of agriculture to individuals and the nation
2	Problems of Agricultural Development and Solutions	– Problems: land tenure, low technology, poor storage, pests and diseases – Suggested solutions
3	Subsistence and Commercial Agriculture	– Meaning – Characteristics – Differences between subsistence and commercial farming
4	Role of Government in Agricultural Development	– Agricultural programmes – Credit facilities – Extension services
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Role of NGOs in Agricultural Development	– Contributions of NGOs (FAO, IFAD, etc.) – Importance of their interventions
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Agricultural Laws and Reforms	– Land use decree – Land tenure systems – Government reforms
9	Land and Its Uses	– Types of land use (agriculture, forestry, housing, mining) – Importance of land
10	Agricultural Ecology	– Meaning – Components of farm ecosystem – Interactions of crops and animals
11	Factors affecting Land Availability	– Factors affecting land availability for agricultural purposes
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Agro-Allied Industries	– Meaning – Examples (textile, breweries, oil mills) – Relationship with agriculture
2	Environmental Factors Affecting Agriculture	– Rainfall – Temperature – Wind – Soil – Biotic factors
3	Rock Formation	– Types of rocks (igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic) – Importance to agriculture
4	Soil Formation and Profile Development	– Processes of soil formation – Soil horizons and profiles
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Soil Types, Composition and Properties	– Types of soil – Physical and chemical properties – Soil texture and structure
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Simple Farm Tools	– Examples: hoe, cutlass, rake – Uses – Maintenance practices
9	Farm Machinery and Implements	– Examples: tractors, planters, harvesters – Functions and advantages
10	Maintenance of Farm Machinery	– Care and servicing of implements – Safety precautions
11	Problems of agricultural mechanization	– Problems of agricultural mechanization
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Prospects of Agricultural Mechanisation	– Meaning of mechanisation – Benefits and limitations
2	Sources of Farm Power	– Human, animal, mechanical, electrical, solar, wind and water power
3	Classification of Crops	– Food crops – Cash crops – Annuals, biennials and perennials
4	Husbandry of Selected Crops	– Example: maize, cassava, yam – Land preparation, planting, maintenance and harvesting
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Pasture and Forage Crops	– Meaning – Types – Importance in livestock production
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Plant Nutrients and Nutrient Cycle	– Macro and micro nutrients – Nitrogen and carbon cycles
9	Irrigation	– Definition – Types of irrigation – Importance
10	Drainage	– Meaning – Types of drainage systems – Importance
11	Agricultural Pollution	– Agricultural pollution: meaning, causes, effects and control
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1–2	Sets	Definition of sets; set notation; types of sets (null, singleton, finite, infinite); subsets; universal set; power set; set operations (union, intersection, complement); number of elements in a set; Venn diagrams and applications up to 3-set problems.
3	Indices and Logarithms	Laws of indices; applications of indices; solution of exponential equations up to quadratic form; laws of logarithms; change of base.
4	Surds	Definition of surds; rules for manipulating surds; rationalization of the denominator.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Linear Inequalities	Linear inequalities in one variable; linear inequalities in two variables; graphs of linear inequalities.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Binary Operations	Definition; laws of binary operations (associative, distributive, law of complementation); identity element and inverse; multiplication table of binary operations.
9	Functions	Definition; types of functions (one-to-one, into, inverse, identity, constant, circular, logarithmic, exponential, composite); applications in problem- solving.
10	Sequence and Series	Definition of sequence and series; nth term of a sequence; nth sum of a series; arithmetic progression (AP); geometric progression (GP).
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS1 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1–2	Trigonometric Ratios of Special Angles & Logical Reasoning	Trigonometric ratios of 30°, 45°, and 60°; applications of special angles; introduction to logical reasoning.
3	Calculating and Processing Devices	Abacus; decimal and binary systems; flow charts; application of flow charts in problem-solving.
4	The Straight Line in Coordinate Geometry	Midpoint of a line segment; gradient of a straight line; distance between two points; conditions for parallelism and perpendicularity; equation of a straight line; transforming relations into linear form; area of triangles and quadrilaterals.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Vectors in Two Dimensions I	Scalars and vectors; zero and negative vectors; vector addition and subtraction; scalar multiplication; magnitude and direction of a vector; unit vectors.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Vectors in Two Dimensions II	Triangle law; parallelogram law; resolution of vectors; scalar (dot) product; applications.
9–10	Revision	—
11–12	Examination	—

SS1 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1–2	Location	Measures of central tendency: mean, mode, median, deciles, percentiles, quartiles.
3–4	Measures of Dispersion	Range, interquartile range, mean deviation, standard deviation.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Measures of Location	Coefficient of variation and its applications.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	History and Nature of Operations Research	Meaning and scope of operations research; models of operations research (linear programming, transportation models, assignment models).
9	Models	Practical application of linear programming, transportation (least cost, northwest corner), and assignment models.
10	Application of Models	Further applications of OR models in real-life problem-solving.
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS1 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Food and Nutrition	Definition of basic terms in food and nutrition (food, nutrition, antinutrient, malnutrition, pro-vitamin, etc.); Importance of foods and nutrition; Factors affecting foods and nutrition e.g., available income, availability of food, foods in season, etc.
2	Careers in Food and Nutrition	Careers in foods and nutrition e.g., Teaching, Dietetics, Food Science and Technology, Food Engineering, Community Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition, Hotel and Catering Management.
3	Interrelationship of Food and Nutrition with Other Subjects	Relationship between food and nutrition and other subjects.
4	Foods in the Locality	Foods in the locality; Nutrients quality; Functions according to their nutrient quality.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Basic Food Nutrients (Carbohydrates)	Composition; Classification; Functions; Dietary deficiencies; Food sources of carbohydrates.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Proteins	Composition; Classification; Complementary and supplementary values of protein; Functions; Dietary deficiencies; Food sources.
9	Fats and Oils	Differences between fats and oils; Classification; Functions; Dietary deficiency symptoms/diseases; Food sources.
10	Vitamins & Minerals	Vitamins – Chemical names, classifications, functions, deficiency symptoms/diseases, food sources. Minerals – Classification, functions, deficiency symptoms/diseases, food sources.
11	Water	Chemical composition, functions, food sources.
12	Revision	–
13	Examination & Closing	–

SS1 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Scientific Study of Foods	Measurements, units, and accuracy; Food weighing; Nutrient weight; Uses of scales, weights, and handy measures.
2	Effects of Heat on Nutrients	Effects of heat on carbohydrates, proteins, fats and oils, minerals, and vitamins.
3	Tests for Proteins	Foam test, Millon test, Biuret test, Coagulation test.
4	Tests for Carbohydrates, Fats, and Oils	Iodine test, Litmus test, Blotting paper test, Sudan III test, Ethanol test.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	The Digestive System	Definition of simple metabolic processes – digestion, absorption, utilization, enzymes.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Digestion and Absorption	Digestion process from the mouth, stomach, duodenum, small intestine or ileum.
9	Reproductive Health	Definition; Identification of female and male reproductive organs; Relationship between nutrition and reproductive health.
10	Kitchen Plans, Equipment, and Tools	Definition; Kitchen plans or layout; Factors that affect size of a kitchen; Advantages of a well-planned kitchen.
11	Kitchen Plans, Equipment, and Utensils	Factors to consider when selecting kitchen equipment/tools; Large kitchen equipment – selection and care.
12	Small or Moveable Tools/Utensils	Small or moveable utensils – selection, use, and care; Labour- saving devices.
13	Revision, Examination & Closing	–

SS1 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Cleaning Agents and Abrasives	– Definition – Types – Commercial cleaning agents – Local cleaning agents
2	Safety Habits in the Kitchen	– Causes of accidents in the kitchen – Measures to prevent falls – Measures to prevent burns and scalds
3	Measures to Prevent Cuts, Suffocation and Accidental Poisoning	– Measures to prevent cuts – Measures to prevent suffocation – Measures to prevent accidental poisoning
4	Content and Use of First Aid Box; Simple First Aid Treatment	– Definition – Content and use of a first aid box – Simple first aid treatment for cuts, burns and scalds
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Hygiene: Personal Hygiene	– Definition – Personal hygiene – Rules for personal hygiene of the food handler
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Food and Kitchen Hygiene	Definition – Rules of kitchen hygiene Definition – Rules of food hygiene
9	Waste and Refuse Disposal	– Methods of waste disposal – Use of refuse bins and bags – Use and care of bins – Pests and pest control
10	Food Borne Diseases	– Food poisoning – Food infection – Prevention of food borne diseases – Food sanitation laws
11	ICPC	– Misappropriate execution of family food budgets
12	Examination
13	Closing	—

SS1 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Geography	Meaning, nature, scope, and value of geography
2	The Earth and Other Planets	Characteristics of the Earth, comparison with other planets
3	Earth’s Rotation and Revolution	Rotation: effects; Revolution: seasons, solstices, equinoxes
4	Latitudes and Longitudes	Definitions, uses in location and time calculation
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	The Earth’s Structure	Layers: crust, mantle, core – composition and importance
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Rocks	Types of rocks: igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic; formation and importance
9	Town/Village	Characteristics, similarities and differences
10	The Local Government Area (LGA)	Definition, functions, importance in geography
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Mountains	Types: block, fold, volcanic; formation and importance
2	Lowlands	Types, examples in Nigeria and West Africa, importance
3	The Environment	Meaning, components (physical and human), interactions
4	Weather	Meaning, elements of weather, instruments for measurement
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Climate I	Meaning, elements, factors influencing climate
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Nigeria: Location and Position	Latitudinal and longitudinal extent, boundaries, neighbours
9	Physical Setting of Nigeria	Relief, drainage, vegetation zones
10	–	–
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Population of Nigeria	Size, distribution, density, factors influencing population
2	Resources of Nigeria	Types: human and natural; distribution and importance
3	Basic Concepts in Map Reading	Scale, direction, symbols, conventional signs
4	Map Distances	Methods of measuring distances on maps
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Map Reduction and Enlargement	Techniques, practical exercises
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Interpretation of Physical and Cultural Features	Relief, drainage, settlement, transport features
9	Transportation	Modes: road, rail, water, air; importance and problems
10	–	–
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Technical Drawing	Meaning of technical drawing; Career opportunities requiring technical drawing skills; Specific uses of various drawing materials
2	Safe Working Habits	Practice of good and safe working habits in technical drawing
3	Board Practice	Fixing drawing sheet to the drawing board; Sharpening pencil into conical shape using sandpaper; Drawing borderlines and title block
4	Lines (Types of Lines)	Identification of various types of lines and their applications; Drawing different line types correctly; Differentiating between perpendicular and parallel lines
5	Midterm Examination
6	Lettering and Numbering	Distinction between upper and lower case letters; Writing numbers 0–9 correctly
7	Midterm Break
8	Plane Geometry – Division of Line	Bisection of given lines; Trisection of lines; Dividing a given line into a number of equal parts; Dividing a line into given ratios and proportions
9	Circles	Types of circles; Identification of parts and properties of circles; Division of circles into equal parts; Recognition of circular objects around us
10	Angles – Construction and Measurement	Comprehending vertical walls forming angular relation with the ground; Recognizing angles in terms of rotation; Classification and description of angles; Relating angles to shapes; Ordering angles greater or less than a right angle
11	Triangles	Identification of roof truss of a building with low ridge roof; Labeling and explaining parts of triangles; Description of types of triangles; Construction of triangles; Inscribed, circumscribed and ascribed circles of triangles; Differentiation among inscribed, circumscribed and ascribed circles
12	Quadrilaterals	Description of quadrilaterals and their properties; Recognition of quadrilaterals in classroom objects; Construction of different quadrilaterals
13	Revision, Examination and Closing	General revision and end of term examination

SS1 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Polygons – Properties and Construction of Polygons	Recognition of polygon-shaped sign boards on roads; Differentiation between types of polygons; Construction of regular and irregular polygons of different sizes using various methods
2	Introduction to Polygons (Continued)	Further recognition and classification of polygons; Advanced construction of polygons with compass and ruler
3	Introduction to Polygons (Continued)	Exercises on properties of polygons; Practical construction of polygons of various sizes
4	Scales	Meaning and uses of scales; Types of scales (plain, diagonal, RF); Distinguishing between plain and diagonal scales; Placing dimensions on objects using scales; Reading and interpreting scales
5	Midterm Examination
6	Enlargement and Reduction of Plane Figures	Applications of enlargement and reduction; Enlargement and reduction of plane figures using ratios of areas; Reproduction of plane figures to a given scale
7	Midterm Break
8	Equal Areas of Similar Figures	Principles of determining equal areas; Conversion of one plane figure to another of equal area by construction; Determining areas graphically
9	Equal Areas of Similar Figures (Continued)	More exercises on equal area conversion; Advanced graphical methods of determining areas
10	Tangents and Tangency – Properties and Construction	Relationships between centers, normals and tangents; Principles and applications of tangency; Construction of tangents to a circle from a point outside; Tangents to equal and unequal circles; Practical applications
11	Revision	General revision of term’s work
12	Examination	End of term examination
13	Examination	End of term examination

SS1 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Loci, Parabola, Hyperbola, Ellipse	Identification and explanation of types of loci; Construction of loci; Plotting and tracing loci of given points; Loci in simple crank mechanism
2	Loci, Parabola, Hyperbola, Ellipse (Continued)	Further construction of loci; Exercises on parabola, hyperbola, ellipse; Applications in engineering and design
3	Loci, Parabola, Hyperbola, Ellipse (Continued)	Advanced plotting of loci; Problem-solving applications involving mechanisms
4	Prisms	Description and properties of prisms; Identification of real objects shaped like prisms (cube, maths set, etc.); Construction of various types of prisms; Cardboard model production of prisms
5	Midterm Examination
6	Pyramids and Cones	Description of pyramids and cones; Identification of objects shaped like pyramids and cones (funnels, buckets, etc.); Construction of pyramids and cones; Cardboard model production
7	Midterm Break
8	Surface Development	Principles and importance of surface development; Construction of surface development of frustum of solids, right and oblique solids
9	Surface Development (Continued)	Advanced exercises on surface development of solids; Practical applications in packaging and metal works
10	Dimensioning	Measurement of classroom objects (bench, door, blackboard, etc.); Principles and rules guiding dimensioning; Applications with illustrations
11	Construction of Isometric	Explanation of isometric drawing and axis; Drawing blocks involving lines, arcs and circles; Techniques of isometric circles; Visualization of cubes with circles/curves; Drawing isometric cube showing ellipse
12	Examination	End of term examination
13	Closing	End of term activities and vacation

SS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to History	Meaning and scope of History; Importance and relevance of History in nation-building
2	Why We Teach History	Educational, moral, political, and social values of studying History
3	Sources of History I	Oral tradition, written sources, archaeology, linguistics, and material remains
4	Sources of History II and Dating	Determining historical time – calendar systems, radiocarbon dating, genealogical methods
5	Midterm Test	—
6	Historical Skills	Ancient and modern approaches to historical analysis; critical thinking, evaluation of evidence
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Prospects of ICT in Historical Studies	Use of ICT in data collection, storage, and presentation of historical facts
9	Land and Peoples of Nigeria	Geographical and ethnic diversity; location, climate, vegetation, and major ethnic groups
10	Traditions of Origin and Historical Links	Myths, legends, and oral accounts of the origins of major Nigerian groups
11	Revision	Review of all topics covered in the term
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Early Centres of Civilization in Nigeria	Nok culture, Igbo-Ukwu, Ife, and Benin civilizations; archaeological findings and significance
2	State Formation Process I	Concept of centralized and non-centralized states; political organization
3	Centralized States I	Kanem and Bornu to 1800 – political organization, trade, and religion
4	Centralized States II	Hausa States to 1800 – city-states, economy, and leadership
5	Midterm Test	—
6	Centralized States III	Nupe, Jukun, Ife, Oyo, Benin, and Efik – origins, administration, and achievements
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-Centralized States I	Tiv, Idoma, Igbo, Ibibio, Ijaw – social and political organization
9	Non-Centralized States II	Aspects of their history and inter-group interactions
10	Inter-group Relations I	Economic activities and trade between groups; cultural exchanges
11	Revision	Review of major civilizations and inter-group relations
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Inter-group Relations II	The impact of migrations, wars, and politics on inter-group relations
2	Indigenous Technology and Industries	Iron smelting, weaving, pottery, carving, and blacksmithing
3	Early External Influences	Contact with North African trade and introduction of Islam
4	The Trans-Saharan Trade	Routes, goods exchanged, and impact on Nigerian societies
5	Midterm Test	—
6	Islam in Kanem-Bornu and Hausa Land	Spread, influence, and contributions to governance and education
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Early European Contacts	Arrival of the Portuguese and other Europeans; trade, exploration, and missionary activities
9	Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade I	Origin and organization of the Atlantic slave trade
10	Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade II	Effects of the slave trade on African societies and economies
11	Revision	Comprehensive review of the session’s work
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Meaning, Nature and Scope of Government	Definition of government; nature and scope; importance of government
2	Basic Concepts of Government	Power, authority, legitimacy, sovereignty
3	Basic Principles of Government	Rule of law, separation of powers, checks and balances
4	Types and Characteristics of Government	Unitary, federal, confederal systems; features, merits, and demerits
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Systems of Government	Parliamentary and presidential systems; features, merits, and demerits
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Political Ideologies	Capitalism, socialism, communism, fascism – meaning, features, and applications
9	Constitution	Meaning, sources, features, types, and importance
10	Rule of Law and its Limitations	Meaning of rule of law; limitations in practice
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Separation of Powers and Its Application	Meaning and application in presidential and parliamentary systems
2	Delegated Legislation	Meaning, reasons for, types, merits, and demerits
3	Citizenship	Meaning, acquisition, rights, duties, and obligations
4	Process of Political Socialisation	Meaning, agents, and importance of political socialisation
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Political Participation	Forms, importance, and limitations of political participation
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Public Opinion	Meaning, formation, measurement, importance, and limitations
9	Political Parties	Definition, types, functions, and importance
10	Party System	One-party, two-party, and multi-party systems; merits and demerits
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Pressure Groups	Meaning, types, functions, similarities and differences with political parties
2	Public Administration	Meaning, features, importance, and functions
3	Civil Service	Meaning, characteristics, structure, roles, and problems
4	Local Government	Meaning, features, functions, sources of revenue, challenges
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Pre-Colonial Administration in Nigeria	Hausa/Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo systems of administration
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Colonial Administration in Nigeria	Features, structures, merits, and demerits
9	Nationalism in Nigeria	Meaning, factors, roles of individuals and groups, effects
10	–	–
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Jesus as the Lamb, the Door, and the Good Shepherd I	Jesus as the Lamb (John 1:29, 36), the Door (John 10:7–9), the Good Shepherd (John 10:11–15)
2	Jesus as the Lamb, the Door, and the Good Shepherd II	Further teachings and applications of Jesus as Lamb, Door, Shepherd
3	Jesus the Light of the World	John 8:12, 9:5 – meaning and significance
4	Jesus as the True Vine	John 15:1–11 – importance of abiding in Christ
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Jesus as the Living Bread and Water	John 6:25–40; 4:7–15 – Christ as sustainer of life
7	Midterm Break	–
8	God’s Love for Man	John 3:16, Romans 5:8
9	God’s Love for One Another	1 John 4:7–12
10	Justification by Faith	Romans 5:1–5; Galatians 2:16
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	New Life in Christ	2 Corinthians 5:17; Romans 6:1–11
2	Sonship	John 1:12, Romans 8:14–17
3	Faith and Work	James 2:14–26
4	The Fruit of the Spirit	Galatians 5:22–23
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Spiritual Gifts	1 Corinthians 12:4–11
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Forgiveness	Matthew 6:14–15; Luke 17:3–4
9	Humility	Philippians 2:3–8
10	–	–
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Effective Prayer	Matthew 6:5–15, Luke 18:1–8
2	Living a Life of Witnessing to Christ I	Acts 1:8, Matthew 28:18–20
3	Living a Life of Witnessing to Christ II	Practical examples of witnessing through lifestyle
4	Christians’ Attitudes Towards Persecution	Matthew 5:10–12; Acts 7:54–60
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Impartiality	James 2:1–9
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Resurrection and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ I	1 Corinthians 15:12–23; 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18
9	Resurrection and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ II	Revelation 21:1–8; Matthew 24
10	The Sovereignty of God	Romans 9:14–24, Psalm 115:3
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Visual Arts I	– Meaning of visual arts: consciously created through expression of skill or imagination – Visual arts as making skillful use of materials for human use and pleasure – Classification of visual arts: Fine Arts (Drawing, Painting, Sculpture); Applied Arts (Graphics, Textile, Ceramics)
2	Introduction to Visual Arts II	– Functions of visual arts: Utilitarian (teacups, clothes, posters); Aesthetic (painting, sculpture); Religious (idols, masks, divination tray); Political (stools, symbols); Educational role of art
3	Visual Sense	– Dynamics of basic shapes in objects (e.g. cylinder in bottle) – Colour reflections and mixtures – Uniqueness of surface likeness (texture) – Nuances of colour mixture on objects
4	Professions and Job Opportunities in Visual Arts	– Professions: graphic designer, video editor, cartoonist, textile designer, painter, sculptor, ceramicist, photographer, cultural officer, medical illustrator, investigative illustrator
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Drawing Lines	– Concept of lines – Types: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, wavy, spiral, zig-zag – Qualities: thick, thin, heavy, light, rigid, flexible – Lines as patterns in nature
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Drawing Nature and Man-Made Objects	– Woodland (trees without leaves) – Animal patterns (zebra, skeletons, veins in leaves) – Lines as patterns in man-made objects (railway lines, bridges, fences, steel frameworks)
9	Drawing and Shading	– Eye and hand coordination – Imitative drawing – Shading techniques: cross-hatching, pointillism, blurring, hatching
10	Drawing Still Life Objects	– Composition of inanimate objects – Perspective in object drawing – Texture and tone in natural objects (flowers, rocks, fruits, vegetables, insects, fish)
11	Drawing the Human Figure	– Life drawing composition – Proportion – Tonality
12	Introduction to Art Appreciation	– Analysis and evaluation of works of art – Elements and principles of design – Composition and harmony – Significance of pictorial elements – Art terminologies: appliqué, balance, bas-relief, calligraphy, cartoon, motif, silhouette, cire perdue

13

Revision, Examination & Closing

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SS1 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Graphics I	– Block lettering and calligraphic lettering – Spacing, formation, streamlining, loops, curves, ascenders, descenders – Skill and craftsmanship
2	Introduction to Graphics II	– Elements of design: line, texture, colour, size, value, shape – Principles of design: balance, contrast, proportion, variety, gradation, harmony
3	Forms of Graphic Advertisement I	– Types: newspapers, posters, handbills, invitation cards, book covers
4	Forms of Graphic Advertisement II	– CD jackets, banners – Features: suitable design, legibility, communication, technical proficiency, colour distribution, harmony, symbolism
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Introduction to Computer Graphics	– Computer hardware: monitor, system unit, printer, keyboard, mouse – Computer software: instructions for operation (CorelDraw, Harvard Graphics, Photoshop)
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Computer Graphics II	– Basic mouse techniques: pointing, clicking, double-clicking, dragging
9	Textile Designs I	– Motif: single unit of design – Repeat patterns: block, half drop, mirror, ogee, brick, diamond
10	Textile Designs II	– Printed textile design – Printing techniques: block, lino cut, woodcut, yarn cut, screen printing
11	Terminologies in 2- Dimensional Art	– Terms: vanishing point, medium, chiaroscuro, foreshortening, aerial view, repeat motif, picture plane
12	Terminologies in 3- Dimensional Art	– Terms: terra-cotta, sculpture in the round, greenware, leather hard, maquette, relief
13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

SS1 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Modelling I	– Meaning of modelling – Basic concepts of form building – Clay as a modelling material
2	Introduction to Modelling II	– Types of clay: primary clay, secondary clay – Properties of clay: pliability, plasticity, porosity
3	Introduction to Modelling III	– Ceramic tools and equipment – Methods of moulding: coiling, slabbing, pinching
4	Introduction to Modelling IV	– Processes of drying and firing clay works – Finishing techniques
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Historical Foundation of Nigerian Arts I	– General overview (200 BC – 1900 AD) – Nok art
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Historical Foundation of Nigerian Arts II	– Igbo-Ukwu art – Ife art: terracotta, bronze works, quartz carving
9	Historical Foundation of Nigerian Arts III	– Benin art: bronze works, ivory carving – Owo terracotta – Tsoede bronze
10	Historical Foundation of Nigerian Arts IV	– Esie soapstone – Wood carving: Ekpo mask of the Ibibios and Annangs – Alok monoliths (Ikom, Cross River State)
11	Museums and Art I	– Definition of museum: institution/building where valuable objects are preserved and displayed – Definition of art gallery: a place for exhibiting and sometimes selling artworks
12	Museums and Art II	– History of museums in Nigeria – Types of museums: Natural History Museum (Ife), War Museum (Umuahia), Museum of Nigerian Traditional Architecture (Jos)
13	Revision, Examination & Closing	—

THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL TEST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION, PLOT 16/18 IJAIYE ROAD, OGBA PRIVATE MAIL BAG NO. 1076, YABA, LAGOS

HARMONIZED LIST OF LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH TEXTS FOR THE WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (WASSCE) 2026-2030

TYPE OF TEXT	SELECTED TEXT
SHAKESPEAREAN TEXT	Antony and Cleopatra
AFRICAN PROSE	Pede Hollist : So the Path Does not Die Elma Shaw : Redemption Road
NON-AFRICAN PROSE	Harper Lee : To Kill a Mocking Bird Susanne Bellefeuille : Path of Lucas: The Journey He Endured
AFRICAN DRAMA	Bosede Ademilua-Afolayan : Once Upon an Elephant Efua Sutherland : The Marriage of Anansewa
NON-AFRICAN DRAMA	J. D. Priestley : An Inspector Calls Robert Bolt : A Man for all Seasons
AFRICAN POETRY	Gabriel Okara : Once Upon a Time Elizabeth L. A. Kamara : New Tongue Wole Soyinka : Night Niyi Osundare : Not my Business S.O.H. Afriyie–Vidza : Hearty Garlands Syl Cheney-Coker : The Breast of The Sea
NON-AFRICAN POETRY	Lord Byron : She Walks in Beauty Geoffrey Chaucer : The Nun’s Priest’s Tale (shortened) Seamus Heaney : Digging Maya Angelou : Still I Rise Fleur Adcock : The Telephone Call Wilfred Wilson Gipson : The Stone

SS1 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Literature	– Definition of Literature – Functions of Literature – Importance of studying Literature
2	Literary Appreciation	– Meaning of Literary Appreciation – Elements of Literary Appreciation: Theme, Plot, Setting, Style, Tone, Mood
3	Literary Devices I	– Meaning and examples of Figures of Speech: Simile, Metaphor, Irony, Personification, Oxymoron
4	Literary Devices II	– Additional Figures of Speech: Euphemism, Alliteration, Hyperbole, Allusion, Assonance, Paradox, Repetition
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Genres/Branches of Literature	– Overview of the three genres of Literature: Prose, Poetry, Drama – Structural features of each genre
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Shakespearean Text: Antony and Cleopatra I	– Background of William Shakespeare – Background and setting of Antony and Cleopatra – Plot summary (Acts I–II)
9	Shakespearean Text: Antony and Cleopatra II	– Plot summary (Acts III–V) – Themes and characterization
10	Shakespearean Text: Antony and Cleopatra III	– Language and style – Imagery and dramatic techniques – Relevance to modern society
11	Revision	Review of all topics and texts (Weeks 1–10)
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to African Drama	– Features of African Drama – Oral tradition and cultural elements in African plays
2	African Drama: Bosede Ademilua- Afolayan’s Once Upon an Elephant I	– Background of the playwright – Background of the text – Setting and summary of Act One
3	African Drama: Once Upon an Elephant II	– Plot summary (Act Two) – Themes and characterization
4	African Drama: Efua Sutherland’s The Marriage of Anansewa I	– Background of the playwright – Background of the text – Plot summary and analysis of Act One
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	African Drama: The Marriage of Anansewa II	– Themes, style, and characterization – Cultural values and moral lessons
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-African Drama: J. D. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls I	Background of the playwright – Historical context Setting and summary (Acts I–II)
9	Non-African Drama: An Inspector Calls II	– Themes, style, and characterization – Social commentary and moral implications
10	Non-African Drama: Robert Bolt’s A Man for All Seasons	– Background of the playwright – Themes of integrity, conscience, and power
11	Revision	Review of all topics and plays (Weeks 1–10)
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Prose	– Features of prose – Elements: Plot, Setting, Characterization, Theme, Point of View
2	African Prose: Pede Hollist’s So the Path Does Not Die I	– Background of the author – Setting and plot summary (Chapters 1–4)
3	African Prose: So the Path Does Not Die II	– Themes, style, and characterization – Socio-cultural issues in the text
4	Non-African Prose: Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird I	– Background of the author – Plot summary (Chapters 1– 5) – Setting and tone
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Non-African Prose: To Kill a Mockingbird II	– Themes of justice, racism, and innocence – Character analysis and style
7	Midterm Break	—
8	African Poetry I	– Gabriel Okara – “Once Upon a Time” – Niyi Osundare – “Not My Business” – Themes, tone, and poetic devices
9	African Poetry II	– Wole Soyinka – “Night” – Syl Cheney-Coker – “The Breast of the Sea” – Imagery, symbolism, and structure
10	Non-African Poetry	– Maya Angelou – “Still I Rise” – Lord Byron – “She Walks in Beauty” – Themes, diction, and moral lessons
11	Revision	Review of all prose, drama, and poetry texts
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS1 CATERING AND CRAFT PRACTICE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Catering Craft	Origin of catering craft; Careers in catering craft.
2	Hospitality Industry in Catering	Definition of hospitality industry; Relationship between hospitality industry and catering trade; Classification and components of hospitality industry.
3	Importance and Characteristics of Hospitality Industry	Importance of hospitality industry; Characteristics of hospitality industry.
4	Catering Establishments I	Classification of catering establishments; Types of catering establishments.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Catering Establishments II	Functions of catering establishments; Hotel rating.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Culinary Terms	Commonly used culinary terms; Glossary of culinary terms; Compilation of menu in French.
9	Safety Precautions in the Kitchen	Meaning of safety; Types and causes of accidents; Prevention and management of accidents in the kitchen.
10	First Aid in Catering	Meaning of first aid, first aider, and first aid box; Contents of first aid box; Fire control and fire equipment.
11	Sanitation and Hygiene	Meaning of sanitation; Aims and types of sanitation; Meaning and types of hygiene; Food contamination and food poisoning; Practices of personal hygiene.
12	Revision	—
13	Examination	—

SS1 CATERING AND CRAFT PRACTICE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Revision of First Term Work / Pre-Resumption Test	General recall of first term topics; Food commodities.
2	Food Commodities I	Poultry: definition, nutritive value, preparation and uses; Meat/Game: classification, nutritive value, cuts of meat, meat dishes.
3	Food Commodities II	Fish: identification, classification, selection factors; Dairy products: types, examples, nutritive value, uses.
4	Food Commodities III	Eggs: structure, composition, nutritive value, uses in cookery, factors to consider when buying, planning and preparing egg dishes.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Food Commodities IV	Fruits and Vegetables: classification, examples, cooking factors, importance in diets.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Food Commodities V	Cereals and pulses: types, factors to consider, storage. Spices and herbs: definitions, uses, factors to consider when using.
9	Principles of Cooking Methods	Principles of cooking; Types of heat transfer; Effects of heat on food nutrients; Classification of cooking methods.
10	Methods of Cooking I	Boiling, poaching, steaming, stewing: advantages and disadvantages.
11	Methods of Cooking II	Frying, baking, roasting, grilling: advantages and disadvantages.
12	Revision	—
13	Examination	—

SS1 CATERING AND CRAFT PRACTICE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Welcome Test / Revision of Last Term’s Work	Answering test questions; Recall of previous topics taught in the last term.
2	Food and Beverage Service I	Functions of food and beverage manager; Duties of restaurant manager; Responsibilities of head waiter; Functions of banquet hall waiter.
3	Personnel in Food and Beverage Area	Station waiter; Wine stewards; Junior waiter; Barman, bartender, mixologist, bar keeper; Responsibilities of each personnel.
4	Types of Food Services I	Plate service; Family service; Cafeteria service; Differences between the methods.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Types of Food Services II	Self-service; Guéridon service; Silver service; Distinctions and applications.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Demonstration on Types of Food Service	Practical demonstration of plate, family, cafeteria, self, guéridon, and silver services.
9	Table Cover	Meaning of cover; Types of cover; Laying the table; Table wares required for different covers.
10	Napkin Folding	Meaning of napkin folding; Types and styles of napkin folds; Methods of folding napkins.
11	Demonstration of Napkin Folds and Placement of Table Wares	Practical demonstration of napkin folding; Placement of table wares alongside folded napkins.
12	Revision	General review of the third term’s topics.
13	Examination	—

SS1 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Book-Keeping and Accounting	Meaning of book-keeping; Difference between book-keeping and accounting; Importance of accounting
2	Ethics of Accounting	Accounting ethics; Professional conduct; Confidentiality, transparency, integrity
3	Principles of Double Entry (Part 1)	Meaning of double entry; Debit and credit principles
4	Principles of Double Entry (Part 2)	Application of double entry in accounts
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Accounting Concepts (Part 1)	Meaning of accounting concepts; Going concern, accrual, materiality
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Accounting Concepts (Part 2)	Consistency, dual aspect, prudence
9	General Journal	Meaning, features, and uses; Simple journal entries
10	Analytical Cash Book	Meaning, format, and preparation of analytical cash book
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Bank Reconciliation Statement (Part 1)	Concept, causes of differences between cash book and bank statement
2	Bank Reconciliation Statement (Part 2)	Procedure and preparation of bank reconciliation
3	Classification of Accounts	Personal, real, and nominal accounts; Rules of debit and credit
4	Trial Balance (Part 1)	Meaning and structure of trial balance
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Correction of Errors (Part 2)	Types of errors: errors of omission, commission, principle, compensating, etc.; Treatment
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Trading Account	Meaning, format, and preparation
9	Profit and Loss Account	Meaning, format, and preparation
10	Adjustments in Profit and Loss Account	Closing stock, prepayments, accruals, depreciation, provisions
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Balance Sheet (Part 1)	Meaning and structure of balance sheet
2	Balance Sheet (Part 2)	Preparation and classification into assets and liabilities
3	Sales Ledger Control Account	Meaning, preparation of total debtors control account
4	Purchases Ledger Control Account	Meaning, preparation of total creditors control account
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Depreciation	Meaning, causes, and methods of providing for depreciation
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Depreciation (Reducing Balance Method)	Reducing balance / written down value method explained and applied
9	Manufacturing Account	Meaning, format, and preparation of manufacturing account
10	–	–
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction: Meaning of Commerce	Definition, scope, and importance of commerce
2	History of Commerce	Origin and development of commerce locally and globally
3	Meaning of Occupation	Types of occupation: industrial, commercial, services
4	Production, Division of Labour, Specialization and Exchange I	Meaning of production, forms of production, concept of division of labour, specialization
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Production, Division of Labour, Specialization and Exchange II	Advantages and disadvantages of division of labour and specialization; role of exchange
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Trade	Meaning, types, and importance of trade
9	Home Trade	Meaning, features, advantages, limitations
10	Foreign Trade	Meaning, features, merits and demerits of foreign trade
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Commodity Exchange I	Meaning, functions, and examples of commodity exchange
2	Commodity Exchange II	Advantages, disadvantages, and importance of commodity exchange
3	Sole Proprietorship	Features, advantages, disadvantages, and sources of capital
4	Partnership I	Definition, features, types of partners
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Partnership II	Advantages, disadvantages, partnership deed
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Money	Meaning, evolution, functions, qualities, and importance
9	Career Opportunities	Careers in commerce, qualifications, and prospects
10	Cooperative Society	Meaning, types, advantages, and limitations
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Public Enterprises	Meaning, types, features, advantages and disadvantages
2	Limited Companies I	Definition, features of private and public limited companies
3	Limited Companies II	Advantages, disadvantages, procedures for formation
4	Trade Association I	Definition, roles, and examples of trade associations
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Trade Association II	Advantages, disadvantages, contributions to commerce
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Transportation I	Meaning, types of transportation, importance
9	Transportation II	Advantages, disadvantages, role in commerce
10	Communication	Meaning, forms, importance, role in business
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Marketing I	Meaning, nature, and scope of marketing
2	Introduction to Marketing II	Importance of marketing in business and society
3	Marketing Concepts	Production, product, selling, marketing, and societal concepts
4	Classification of Products I	Consumer goods and industrial goods
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Classification of Products II	Durable and non-durable goods, services
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Marketing Mix	4Ps: product, price, place, promotion
9	Marketing Environment	Internal and external environment of marketing
10	What Do Markets Do	Functions and roles of markets
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Consumer Behaviour	Meaning, factors influencing consumer behaviour
2	Organizational Buying Behaviour	Meaning, features, and differences from consumer behaviour
3	Marketing Plan	Meaning, components, importance
4	Advertising I	Meaning, types, importance of advertising
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Advertising II	Media of advertising, advantages and disadvantages
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Pricing Strategies and Determinants	Pricing objectives, strategies, and factors influencing pricing
9	Promotion	Meaning, types, and tools of promotion
10	Merchandising	Meaning, importance, and techniques
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Advertising II	Media of advertising, advantages and disadvantages
2	Pricing Strategies and Determinants	Pricing objectives, strategies, and determinants
3	Promotion I	Meaning, tools, and importance
4	Promotion II	Methods of sales promotion, advantages and disadvantages
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Merchandising I	Meaning, importance, and techniques
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Merchandising II	Methods of merchandising and applications
9	Merchandising III	Modern trends in merchandising
10	Distribution	Meaning, channels, and importance
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Meaning of Economics and Related Concepts	Definition of economics; Basic concepts (scarcity, choice, scale of preference, opportunity cost)
2	Basic Tools of Economic Analysis	Tables, graphs, charts, simple equations
3	Concept of Demand and Supply	Law of demand, demand schedule/curve; Law of supply, supply schedule/curve
4	Theory of Production	Meaning; Types of production; Factors of production
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Basic Economic Problems of Society	What to produce, how to produce, for whom to produce
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Firms and Industry	Meaning of firms and industry; Types of industry
9	Population	Meaning; Types; Importance and problems of population
10	Labour Market	Meaning; Demand and supply of labour; Wage determination
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	The Nature of the Nigerian Economy	Features, structure, and sectors of the Nigerian economy
2	Agriculture	Meaning; Types of agriculture; Importance and problems
3	Mining	Meaning; Methods of mining; Contributions to the economy
4	Meaning of Financial Institutions	Types: formal and informal; Roles in the economy
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Money: Meaning, Characteristics, and Functions	Evolution of money; Features; Functions of money
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Channels of Distribution	Meaning; Middlemen; Importance and limitations
9	Instruments of Business Finance	Shares, debentures, loans, bonds
10	Tools of Economic Analysis	Revision of graphs, charts, tables, equations
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Cost Concepts	Meaning; Types of costs: fixed, variable, total, marginal, average
2	Revenue Concepts	Meaning; Types of revenue: total, average, marginal
3	Types and Features of Economic Systems	Capitalism, socialism, mixed economy, communalism
4	Labour Market	Supply and demand of labour; Wage determination
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Elementary Treatment of Utility Theory	Meaning; Types of utility; Law of diminishing marginal utility
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Price Determination	Interaction of demand and supply; Equilibrium price
9	Market Structures	Perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic, oligopoly
10	Industries in Nigeria	Types: primary, secondary, tertiary; Importance; Problems
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS 1 TRADE SUBJECTS

Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance

Fashion design and garment making

Livestock farming,

Beauty and cosmetology

Computer hardware and GSM repairs

Horticulture and crop production

SS1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE FIRST TERM

Week   Topic                                             Content Breakdown

1 Introduction to Renewable Energy Meaning, sources (solar, wind, hydro, biomass), importance of solar energy in Nigeria

2 Basics of Solar Energy                               Solar radiation, photovoltaic effect, advantages &

limitations

3. Solar Energy Terminologies                      Irradiance, insolation, efficiency, peak sun hours

4.Types of Solar Energy Systems Off-grid, on-grid, hybrid systems – differences, applications

5. Midterm Test

6. Components of PV Systems I                    Solar panels: types (monocrystalline, polycrystalline, thin-

film), ratings

7. Midterm Break

8. Components of PV Systems II                  Charge controllers: types, functions

9. Components of PV Systems III Batteries: types (lead-acid, lithium-ion), sizing, care

10. Components of PV Systems IV Inverters: types (pure sine, modified sine), ratings

11–13    Revision & Exams

SS1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE SECOND TERM

Week   Topic                                                           Content Breakdown

1. Basic Electrical Concepts                             Current, voltage, resistance, power (Ohm’s law)

2. Tools & Instruments in PV Multimeter, clamp meter, solar tester, hand tools Installation

3. Solar Panel Connections I                                 Series connection, voltage effects    

4. Solar Panel Connections II                                     Parallel connection, current effects

5. Midterm Test

6. Solar Panel Mounting Structures                            Types, orientations, tilt angle, site assessment

7. Midterm Break

8. Wiring & Cabling                                                    DC & AC cabling, cable sizing, safety

9. Earthing & Protection                                             Surge protectors, grounding systems, circuit breakers

10. Practical: Small Solar Setup              Assembling a 12V DC lighting system

11–13              Revision & Exams

SS1 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	PV System Design Principles	Load assessment, energy demand calculation
2	Sizing Solar Panels	Calculating energy requirement vs solar panel output
3	Sizing Batteries	Daily load, depth of discharge, battery autonomy
4	Sizing Charge Controllers & Inverters	Ratings, efficiency considerations
5	Midterm Test
6	Practical PV System Design	Case study: household system
7	Midterm Break
8	PV System Installation Steps I	Mounting panels, installing balance of system
9	PV System Installation Steps II	Electrical wiring, inverter & battery connection
10	System Testing & Commissioning	Voltage/current tests, performance checks
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING FIRST TERM

Week   Topic                                                                   Content Breakdown

1. Introduction to Fashion & Garment Making Meaning, importance, career opportunities

2. History of Fashion                                                           Evolution of clothing, Nigerian traditional attire

3. Basic Sewing Tools & Equipment I                               Cutting tools, measuring tools, pressing tools

4. Basic Sewing Tools & Equipment II                              Sewing machine – parts, functions, maintenance

5. Midterm Test

6. Safety in the Sewing Workshop                                     Rules, accident prevention, first aid

7. Midterm Break

8. Fibres & Fabrics I                                                       Natural & synthetic fibres, characteristics

9.Fibres & Fabrics II                                                        Fabric selection for different garments

10. Textile Care & Finishes              Washing, bleaching, dyeing, printing

11–13              Revision & Exams

SS1 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Basic Sewing Stitches I	Temporary stitches (tacking, basting)
2	Basic Sewing Stitches II	Permanent stitches (running, hemming, backstitch)
3	Machine Stitches	Straight stitch, zigzag stitch, decorative stitches
4	Seams & Seam Finishes	Types (plain, French, open, overlocked)
5	Midterm Test
6	Fullness Techniques I	Darts, tucks, gathers
7	Midterm Break
8	Fullness Techniques II	Pleats, smocking, shirring
9	Pressing Techniques	Use of iron, pressing ham, pressing cloth
10	Practical: Sewing Simple Articles	Handkerchief, apron, pillowcase
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Body Measurements	Taking accurate measurements
2	Pattern Drafting I	Basic bodice, skirt, sleeve
3	Pattern Drafting II	Simple dress patterns
4	Pattern Alteration	Adjusting for size, figure variations
5	Midterm Test
6	Fabric Layout & Cutting	Grain, nap, layout methods
7	Midterm Break
8	Garment Construction I	Skirt (straight, gathered, flared)
9	Garment Construction II	Blouse/shirt
10	Practical: Sewing a Simple Garment
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week   Topic                                         Content

1. Introduction to Livestock Farming Meaning and importance of livestock farming; Scope (cattle, poultry, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, fish); Difference between subsistence and commercial livestock farming

2. History and Development of Livestock Farming in Nigeria Traditional livestock keeping; Modern methods; Government roles in livestock development

3. Classification of Livestock                   Ruminants and non-ruminants; Examples and characteristics

4. Livestock Housing                                Types of housing for poultry, goats, sheep, cattle, pigs; Principles of good housing

5. Midterm Test                                         –

6. Animal Nutrition I                                Classes of feed: Energy, protein, minerals, vitamins, water;

Examples of feed ingredients

7. Midterm Break                                       –

8. Animal Nutrition II         Balanced ration; Factors affecting feed formulation; Feed storage

9. Animal Breeding I                       Natural breeding; Artificial insemination; Selection methods

10. Animal Breeding II                    Crossbreeding, inbreeding, line breeding; Advantages and disadvantages

11. Revision                                                 –

12. Examination                                          –

13. Closing –

SS1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week   Topic                                    Content

1. Introduction to Poultry Farming
   

Importance; Types of poultry (broilers, layers, cockerels, turkeys, ducks); Poultry house design

2. Poultry Management I                      Brooding, feeding, vaccination; Care of day-old chicks

3. Poultry Management II                    Growers and layers management; Egg production and handling

4. Poultry Diseases                                Common diseases (Newcastle, coccidiosis, fowl pox); Causes,

symptoms, prevention and control

5. Midterm Test                                     –

6. Poultry Business                                Cost analysis; Record keeping; Marketing of eggs and broilers

7. Midterm Break                                  –

8. Goat and Sheep Farming I Breeds, housing, feeding practices

9. Goat and Sheep Farming II Breeding, diseases, management

10. Goat and Sheep Business Economics of goat/sheep farming; Value chain products (meat, milk, hides)

11. Revision                                             –

12. Examination                                      –

13. Closing –

SS1 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week   Topic                                            Content

1. Cattle Farming I                                       Breeds of cattle (local and exotic); Housing; Feeding

2. Cattle Farming II                                      Dairy vs beef cattle; Management practices

3. Cattle Breeding and Production Breeding methods; Milk production; Beef fattening

4. Cattle Diseases                  Major diseases (trypanosomiasis, foot and mouth, mastitis); Control measures

5. Midterm Test                                            –

6. Pig Farming I                                            Breeds, housing, feeding

7. Midterm Break                                          –

8. Pig Farming II                                          Breeding, disease control, management

9. Rabbit and Grasscutter Farming Importance; Housing; Feeding; Management

10. Business Opportunities in Livestock Meat processing, hides and skin, manure use; Value addition

11. Revision                                                     –

12. Examination                                             –

13. Closing –

SS1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week   Topic                                                 Content

1. Introduction to Beauty and Cosmetology Meaning, scope and importance; Career opportunities in the beauty industry

2. History of Beauty and Cosmetology Traditional Nigerian beauty practices; Modern evolution; Global influence

3. Personal Hygiene and Grooming Cleanliness, neatness, dressing etiquette, skin and hair care

4. Tools and Equipment I                                  Types, uses, care and storage of basic beauty tools

5. Midterm Test                                                  –

6. Tools and Equipment II                                 Electrical appliances (hair dryer, straightener, sterilizer); Maintenance

7. Midterm Break                                               –

8. Safety and First Aid in Beauty Practice Safety precautions; Handling sharp tools; Fire and electrical safety

9. Skin Care I                       Types of skin; Basic facial treatment; Cleansing, toning, moisturizing

10. Skin Care II               Acne management; Exfoliation; Face masks (natural and synthetic)

11. Revision                                                          –

12.Examination                                                   –

13. Closing –

SS1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Hair Care I	Types of hair; Hair structure; Importance of hair care
2	Hair Care II	Shampooing and conditioning; Blow drying; Combing and detangling
3	Hair Treatments	Natural hair care; Hot oil treatment; Deep conditioning
4	Hair Styling I	Simple styles: braids, weaving, cornrows
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Hair Styling II	Use of rollers, straighteners, curling irons
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Nail Care I	Anatomy of nails; Tools for manicure and pedicure
9	Nail Care II	Steps in manicure and pedicure; Nail art basics
10	Cosmetic Products I	Types of cosmetics; Uses; Identifying safe vs harmful products
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week   Topic                                              Content

1. Introduction to Makeup I                           Types of makeup (day, evening, bridal, stage)

2. Introduction to Makeup II                         Tools and products for makeup application

3. Makeup Application I                                Foundation, powder, contouring, concealer

4. Makeup Application II                               Eye makeup (eyeshadow, liner, lashes); Lip makeup

5. Midterm Test                                               –

6. Corrective Makeup                                     Makeup for different face shapes; Highlighting and shading

7. Midterm Break                                            –

8. Traditional and Cultural Makeup Nigerian ethnic beauty styles; Festival makeup

9. Cosmetic Chemistry                              Basic ingredients in cosmetics; Natural vs synthetic products

10. Skin Disorders and Management Common conditions (eczema, rashes, acne); Referral to specialists

11. Revision                                                       –

12. Examination                                                –

13. Closing –

SS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS FIRST TERM

Week   Topic                                                                     Content

1. Introduction to Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs Scope, importance, career opportunities

2. Classification of Computer Hardware                       Input, output, storage, processing units

3. Peripheral Devices                                          Printers, scanners, projectors, functions, and maintenance

4. Internal Components of a Computer                      Motherboard, CPU, RAM, power supply

5. Midterm Examination                                                      –

6. Safety Rules and Workshop Practices                      Electrostatic discharge precautions, safe handling

7. Midterm Break                                                                   –

8. Tools for Computer and GSM Repairs   Screwdrivers, spudgers, multimeter, soldering tools

9. Computer Assembly I                                                        Installing RAM, HDD, power supply

10. Computer Assembly II                                                      BIOS setup, OS installation basics

11. Revision                                                                              –

12. Examination                                                                      –

13. Closing –

SS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS SECOND TERM

Week   Topic                                                                     Content

1. Introduction to GSM Technology                         Evolution of mobile phones, GSM architecture

2. GSM Hardware Components               Screen, keypad, battery, SIM slot, charging port

3. GSM Software Components                                            Firmware, IMEI, OS in smartphones

4. GSM Repair Tools                                                            Soldering station, hot air gun, flashing tools

5. Midterm Examination                                                      –

6. Disassembly and Reassembly of GSM Phones Step-by-step process

7. Midterm Break                                                                   –

8. Common GSM Faults I            Charging faults, battery faults, power issues

9. Common GSM Faults II  Network issues, microphone/speaker problems

10. GSM Software Issues        Flashing, unlocking, virus removal

11. Revision                                                                              –

12. Examination                                                                      –

13. Closing –

SS1 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Maintenance of Computer Hardware	Cleaning, cooling, upgrading components
2	Power Supply Systems	UPS, stabilizers, inverters
3	Introduction to Networking Hardware	Modems, routers, switches
4	GSM Communication Principles	Frequency, signal transmission, SIM technology
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	GSM Connectivity Issues	No service, SIM errors, network configuration
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Computer and GSM Accessories	Identification, functions, replacement
9	Preventive Maintenance Practices	Routine checks, record keeping
10	Entrepreneurship in ICT	Setting up a small repair business
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Horticulture	Meaning, scope, importance in Nigeria
2	Branches of Horticulture	Olericulture, floriculture, pomology, landscaping
3	Crop Classification	Food, cash, ornamental, medicinal crops
4	Tools and Equipment	Identification, uses, care and maintenance
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Soil in Horticulture	Types, properties, soil management
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Nursery Practices	Seed selection, germination, transplanting
9	Crop Propagation Methods	Sexual and asexual propagation
10	Irrigation and Watering Techniques	Methods: drip, sprinkler, surface irrigation
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Fertilizer and Manure Application	Organic and inorganic, methods of application
2	Weed and Pest Control	Types, effects, cultural and chemical methods
3	Crop Diseases	Identification, prevention and control
4	Environmental Factors	Light, temperature, rainfall, wind, humidity
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Farm Records in Horticulture	Types, uses, importance
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Harvesting of Horticultural Crops	Tools, stages, methods
9	Post-Harvest Handling	Sorting, grading, packaging, storage
10	Marketing of Horticultural Products	Channels, pricing, challenges
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS1 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Crop Production	Definition, importance in Nigeria
2	Classification of Crops by Life Cycle	Annual, biennial, perennial
3	Crop Ecology	Climatic and soil requirements of major crops
4	Land Preparation	Clearing, ploughing, harrowing, ridging
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Planting Operations	Spacing, depth, timing
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Maintenance of Crops	Thinning, mulching, pruning, staking
9	Crop Protection	Integrated pest management (IPM)
10	Harvesting of Field Crops	Time, method, tools
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

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