December 2025

Below is the official approved subject offering under the New Revised Curriculum. nerdc.org.ng Primary 1–3 (Basic 1–3) Minimum 9, maximum 10 subjects: nerdc.org.ng Why it matters: strong literacy/numeracy foundation + early creativity (CCA) + civic awareness + national identity (History). FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION+1 Primary 4–6 (Basic 4–6) Minimum 11, maximum 12 or 13 subjects:

Welcome to EduCoachStore Lesson Notes — professionally written, classroom-ready lesson notes for Primary (Basic 1–6), Junior Secondary (JSS/GSS 1–3), and Senior Secondary (SS 1–3). Nigeria is currently in a transition period where schools may be using both: The New Revised Curriculum is being introduced in phases. Implementation starts at the beginning of each 3-year education

Welcome to EduCoachStore Lesson Notes — professionally written, classroom-ready lesson notes for Primary (Basic 1–6), Junior Secondary (JSS/GSS 1–3), and Senior Secondary (SS 1–3). Nigeria is currently in a transition period where schools may be using both: The New Revised Curriculum is being introduced in phases. Implementation starts at the beginning of each 3-year education

The Federal Ministry of Education introduced the new curriculum to: Reduce subject overload and help learners focus better FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Promote practical skills (trade/vocational learning) alongside academics FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION+1 Strengthen digital readiness through Digital Literacy / Digital Technologies nerdc.org.ng+1 Restore and strengthen Nigerian History as a key subject from Primary through

The New Approved NERDC Curriculum Subjects for Basic & Senior Secondary Schools (Nigeria) The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) has released a revised Basic and Senior Secondary curriculum with updated subject offerings across school levels. Implementation is designed to begin at the start of each three-year learning cycle: Primary 1, Primary 4, JSS