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NAPPS SCHEME OF WORK PRIMARY4-6

NAPPS SCHEME OF WORK PRIMARY4-6  scheme of work for Primary 4–6 aligns with the Nigerian Universal Basic Education (UBE) curriculum. These classes represent Upper Basic / Middle Primary education, where pupils build on foundational knowledge from Primary 1–3 and prepare for Junior Secondary School (JSS1).

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Importance of the NAPPS Scheme for Primary 4–6

• Provides a term-by-term breakdown of subjects, topics, and learning objectives.
• Equips pupils with stronger skills in numeracy, literacy, science, and social values.
• Prepares learners for Common Entrance, State Exams, and Transition Assessments.
• Ensures uniformity and quality teaching across schools nationwide.

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Subjects in the NAPPS Scheme for Primary 4–6

Core Academic Subjects

• English Studies (reading comprehension, grammar, writing, vocabulary)
• Mathematics (operations, fractions, decimals, word problems, geometry)
• Basic Science & Technology (BST)
• National Values Education (NVE) – Civic Education, Social Studies, Security Education
• Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)
• Physical & Health Education (PHE)

Language Studies

• Nigerian Languages (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa – depending on location)
• French / Arabic (as optional subjects in many private schools)

Pre-Vocational Studies

• Primary 4, Primary 5, Primary 6 NAPPS scheme of work

• Agricultural Science
• Home Economics
• Entrepreneurship / Simple Trade Skills

Religion & Character Development

• Christian Religious Studies (CRS)
• Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)

Structure of the Scheme

The Primary 4–6 NAPPS scheme runs across three terms per class:

• First Term – advanced foundational concepts and applications.
• Second Term – deeper understanding of problem-solving and practical skills.
• Third Term – consolidation, revision, and preparation for external assessments.

Each subject comes with:

• Weekly topics and sub-topics
• Teacher’s guide and pupil activities
• Learning objectives
• Teaching aids and instructional materials
• Assessment methods (tests, assignments, projects)

Benefits of Using the NAPPS Scheme

• Teachers – Easier preparation of lesson notes and teaching plans.
• Parents – A clear guide on what pupils learn each term.
• Pupils – Balanced exposure to academics, creativity, and moral values.
• Schools – Nationwide standardization and alignment with the UBE curriculum.