Curriculum Overview
The school operates the National Curricula. The school employs a communicative and interactive mode of learning that is value-based, activity oriented, and of a superior quality to help prepare students to achieve academic excellence and successfully meet the professional and personal challenges they will encounter in life. Students of St Joseph Secondary School Nyiman have consistently blazed the trail in national examinations like WAEC, NECO, UTME, BECE and many more. We pride ourselves in our God-given ability to raise the potential of every child from zero to the zenith. The evidences speak for themselves. Our students have showcased their academic prowess by distinguishing themselves at both national and international competitions. (Badagory and Cotonou)
Junior Secondary Curriculum
The junior secondary school combines the Nigerian Secondary School Syllabus approved by NECO and State Government as well as the British Curriculum to enable students to pass BECE (Basic Education Certificate Examinations by NECO) and State (formerly junior WAEC).
The junior secondary school therefore offers a wide range of subjects as follows:
1. English Language
2. Mathematics
3. Basic Science
4. Social Studies
5. French
6. Christian Religious Studies
7. Basic Education
8. Basic Studies
9. Agricultural Science
10. Basic Technology
11. Business Studies
12. Cultural & Creative Arts
13. Computer Studies (ICT)
14. Civic Education.
While continuous assessment of students’ progress is applied, internal examinations are given at end of term to monitor their progress. Preparation for external examination begins in junior secondary school one all through the junior section, culminating in mock examinations for the external exams in the second term of the third year to determine the readiness of the student for registration for the external examination at the senior section.
Senior Secondary Curriculum
The unified academic SJSSN curriculum prepares students for a choice of subjects in the areas of Science, Arts and Social Science after the first term of the first secondary school year. Choices are offered in accordance with student’s interest and strength. The choices and their core subjects are listed below for students to choose a minimum of eight, maximum of nine. Students are prepared for WASSCE (starts second term) and NECE (third term of third year) and will be given the opportunity to sit for JAMB/UTME in the 2nd term of third year.
Students are prepared for the following national examinations
NECO SSCE - Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations
WASSCE - West African Senior Secondary School Examination
UTME – Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination
Full List of Subjects Offered in the School