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PRIMARY SCHOOL

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PRIMARY SCHOOL

The primary section is divided into the lower basic (primary 1 to 3) and middle basic (Primary 4 to 5) classes. In this section there is the inculcation of permanent literacy and numeracy and the ability to communicate effectively. Also there is character and moral training and the development of sound attitude. Both the lower and middle basic classes offer subjects like mathematics and English Language etc. and other elective subjects.

Class

  • A broad based curriculum consisting of all the subjects areas specified by the ministry of education for primary school  are taught here.

    General objectives of the primary education in Nigeria and in particular duke royal academy are in line with the national policy on education, they include;

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    Our school encourages the use of contemporary learning tools to support student engagement and learning. Interactive / touch screen computers, iPads, iPods, applemacs, Chrome books and desktop computers are used widely throughout the school as part of the everyday learning and teaching programs.

Areas of curriculum that capture the above objectives in Duke Royal Academy from Primary 1 - 5 include the following:

  • Mathematics

  • English Language 

  • Verbal Reasoning

  • Basic Science

  • Social Studies

  • Vocational Studies

  • Christian Religious Studies

  • Home Economics

  • Agricultural Science

  • Physical and Health Education

  • Mental Mathematics

  • Creative and Cultural Arts

  • Civic Education

  • Computer Science

  •  Writing

  • A broad based curriculum consisting of all the subjects areas specified by the ministry of education for primary school  are taught here.

    Primary school is committed to providing quality learning outcomes for all students. As such, teaching staff strive to provide engaging and stimulating learning experiences, drawing on students, prior knowledge and stage in learning development.

    Our school encourages the use of contemporary learning tools to support student engagement and learning. Interactive / touch screen computers, iPads, iPods, applemacs, Chrome books and desktop computers are used widely throughout the school as part of the everyday learning and teaching programs.