Junior School Curriculum (Years 7 – 9)
⦁ Students study all the subjects of Nigerian National Curriculum.
⦁ Study Science, English and Mathematics in the Cambridge (British) International Curriculum.
⦁ Sit for the Checkpoint Secondary 1 exam, BECE and NECO exams in year 9.
Students are also required to engage in a rigorous formative assessment
Daily prep-time is also an important feature at SPS, at the end of each school day (Monday to Thursday)
students are expected to study independently and read ahead in all their subjects.
SENIOR SCHOOL CURRICULUM (YEAR 10 AND 12)
Students study a broad range of subjects both in the Nigerian and the Cambridge International (British)
Curricula.
- AT THE END OF YEAR 11
students will sit for IGCSE in at least 6 subjects.
- AT THE END OF YEAR 12
Students will be able to register and sit for the WAEC and NECO examination
Engage in preparatory classes for all other external exams
SECONDARY TRANSITION AT SEACREST PREPARATORY
Though we are a secondary school, our youngest students (aged 10+) are in Year 6. We feel that it is vital that all children finish their primary education by completing Year 6. Having this year group on the secondary campus has been a very positive experience for our Transition Class. When many of their peers moved on to secondary school after Primary 5, they too have ‘moved on’.
We believe that allowing students to complete Year 6 gives them a solid academic background and the needed maturity before going to boarding school or continuing with us in Year 7. For those parents whose children did not get the results they expected at the end of Year 5, entry to our Secondary Transition Class offers an accelerated curriculum in a highly conducive secondary school environment. This affords such children more support as they prepare for common entrance examinations and a streamlined enrollment process into Year 7 at Seacrest Preparatory
