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    NERDC releases approved subject list for revised school curriculum

    Opalim LiftedBy Opalim LiftedSeptember 10, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) has released the official subject list for the country’s revised basic and secondary school curriculum.

    Earlier, a senior special adviser to the president had shared excerpts from what was believed to be the then-unreleased curriculum document.

    The excerpt showed mostly core subjects broken down into specific modules, including artificial intelligence, journalism, fact-checking, cybersecurity, and programming.

    However, the NERDC has asked the public to disregard all other versions of the new curriculum circulating online.

    In a communique signed by NERDC executive secretary, Salisu Shehu, it said that publishing the officially approved version became necessary to disprove what it described as “unauthentic versions.”

    The council said a nationwide sensitisation and teacher capacity building has been scheduled for effective implementation.

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    It said implementation would commence at the beginning of each three-year education circle (Primary 1, Primary 4, JSS1 and SS1) as the revised curricula are unveiled.

    See the full NERDC-vetted subject list below:

    PRIMARY 1- 3

    English Studies

    Mathematics

    Nigerian Languages (One Nigerian Language)

    Basic Science

    Physical & Health Education

    CRS (For Christian Pupils Only) and IS (For Muslim Pupils Only)

    Nigerian History

    Social and Citizenship Studies

    Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)

    Arabic Language (Optional)

    NB: Minimum of 9 and maximum of 10 subjects

    PRIMARY 4- 6

    English Studies

    Mathematics

    Nigerian Languages (One Nigerian Language)

    Basic Science and Technology

    Physical & Health Education

    Basic Digital Literacy

    CRS (For Christian Pupils Only) and IS (For Muslim Pupils Only)

    Nigerian History

    Social and Citizenship Studies

    Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)

    Pre-vocational studies

    French (Optional)

    Arabic Language (Optional)

    NB: Minimum of 11 and maximum of 12 or 13 subjects

    JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 1-3

    English Studies

    Mathematics

    Nigerian Languages (One Nigerian Language)

    Intermediate Science

    Physical & Health Education

    Digital Technologies

    Christian Religious Studies (CRS) (For Christian Pupils Only)

    Islamic Studies (IS) (For Muslim Pupils Only)

    Nigerian History

    Social and Citizenship Studies

    Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)

    Trade subjects (Students to choose one trade subject)

    • Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance
    • Fashion design and garment making
    • Livestock farming,
    • Beauty and cosmetology
    • Computer hardware and GSM repairs
    • Horticulture and crop production

    Business Studies

    French (optional)

    Arabic Language (Optional)

    NB: Minimum of 12 subjects; Maximum of 13 or 14 subjects

    SENIOR SECONDARY CURRICULUM OFFERING

    Five Core and Compulsory

    • English Language
    • General Mathematics
    • One Trade subject,
    • Citizenship and Heritage Studies
    • Digital Technologies

    Science

    • Biology
    • Chemistry
    • Physics
    • Agriculture
    • Further Mathematics
    • Physical Education
    • Health Education
    • Foods & Nutrition
    • Geography
    • Technical Drawing

    Humanities

    • Nigerian History
    • Government
    • Christian Religious Studies,
    • Islamic Studies
    • One Nigerian language
    • French
    • Arabic
    • Visual Arts
    • Music
    • Literature in English
    • Home Management
    • Catering craft
    • Business
    • Accounting
    • Commerce
    • Marketing
    • Economics

    One core trade subject (Students to choose one trade subject)

    • Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance
    • Fashion design and garment making
    • Livestock farming
    • Beauty and cosmetology
    • Computer hardware and GSM repairs
    • Horticulture and crop production

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