National curriculum transition
Revised subjects. Carefully phased.
The revised national curriculum begins at the entry points of each three-year cycle. Continuing classes follow the school’s approved transition sequence.
2026/2027 · NERDC-aligned learning
From first discoveries
to final examinations.
See what learners study, term by term and week by week, across our Early Years, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary schools.
2027 WASSCE candidates
English and Mathematics remain the examined core.
Citizenship & Heritage Studies and Digital Technologies are taught under the revised curriculum but will not be examined in WASSCE until 2028.
Enter 8–9 subjects · school-approved combinationExplore the learning journey
Choose a school stage
Move from class to term, then open any subject for its complete ten-week learning sequence.
Primary School
Basic One · First Term
School curriculum map
Official requirements and approved transition sequence
Senior Secondary fields of study
Every candidate studies the common subjects and an approved selection from one field.Core · First Term
English Studies
Learning with purpose
Knowledge that forms character and serves society.
Faith
Biblical truth, worship, integrity and compassionate service.
Mastery
Clear instruction, guided practice, feedback and confident application.
Practical skill
Digital capability, enterprise, creativity and real-world problem-solving.
Readiness
Responsible progression to the next class, WASSCE, further study and work.
Official reference points
Curriculum and examination guidance
National subject structure and WASSCE transition rules are drawn from current NERDC and WAEC publications. Weekly sequencing is the school learning programme.