2025/2026 Subject Compulsory In Primary Schools

– Humanities: History, geography, and culture studies, such as ancient civilizations and global warming

– English: Literacy and phonics –

Mathematics: Basic arithmetic operations and problem-solving

– Specific Year Groups: – Year 2 (Y2): – Human Body: Super Humans – Celebrations: Let’s Celebrate! – Scientific Inquiry: Materials & Their Properties – Year 3 (Y3): – Community: Living Together – Archaeology & Ancient Civilizations: Treasure & Temples, Tombs and Treasure – Habitats: Land Sea and Sky – Year 4 (Y4): – Human Body: How Humans Work – Food: Chocolate – Electricity: Bright Sparks – Year 5 (Y5): – Rivers: Go with the Flow – Earth & Space: Space Scientists – Evolution & Inheritance: Out of Africa – Year 6 (Y6): – Plants: Roots, Shoots & Fruits – Humans & Other Animals: Being Human – Migration: Moving People

Additional Subjects in Some Schools

– Cambridge International Standard (CI) and Cambridge International Specialized (CS) programs: – Wellbeing: physical and mental health development – Global Perspectives – Primary English (English as a First Language) – Primary Mathematics and Science Checkpoints – Experiential Activities: Academic fairs, learning projects, and ICT/computing ¹ ²

The compulsory subjects in primary schools for the 2025/2026 academic year may vary depending on the country or region. However, based on available information, here are some common subjects typically taught in primary schools: – Core Subjects: – English Language: Literacy and phonics – Mathematics: Basic arithmetic operations and problem-solving – Science: Exploring materials, inventions, and the environment – Social Studies: History, geography, and culture studies – Additional Subjects: – Art: Creative expression and arts education – Music: Music education and appreciation – Physical Education: Physical activity and sports development – Character and Citizenship Education: Moral values and civic responsibility – New Curriculum Developments: – In Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Education has introduced a new primary school curriculum set to begin in January 2025, which includes vocational skills such as plumbing and hairstyling to promote entrepreneurship and skill development ¹ ². Please note that the specific subjects and curriculum may differ depending on the school or region. It’s best to check with the relevant education authority or school for the most accurate and up-to-date information.