Curriculum
National Curriculum | Mixed | Day | National-International
The curriculum at Meros Academy enables graduates to leave with a strong, comprehensive foundation of knowledge. Classes at the Academy are organized based on demonstrated ability level rather than age-based grades, in contrast to many typical school settings.
Early Years Curriculum
Students gain knowledge through practical application in every aspect of the classroom, including:
Early Years
English Language Development
Number Development
Practical Life
Language Arts
Physical Education
Moral Instruction: CRK/IRK
Creative Art
Sensorial Education
Computer Skills
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Primary Curriculum
The material included in the primary school curriculum is equivalent to that found in high school. The social, emotional, and developmental requirements of pupils at this level are considered in teachers’ expectations.
Primary 1 – 3
Mathematics
English Studies
Mathematics
One Nigerian Language(Hausa)
Basic Science & Technology (Including PHE/ICT)
Pre-Vocational Subjects(Home Economics/Entrepreneurship & Agricultural Science)
Religion and Values Education (Social Studies, Civic Education, Security Education, CRK/IRK)
Cultural & Creative Art
Primary 4 – 6
Mathematics
English Studies
One Nigerian Language(Hausa)
Basic Science/Technology (PHE/ICT)
Pre-Vocational Subjects (Home Economics, Agricultural Science/Entrepreneurship)
Religion & Values Education (Social Studies, Civic Education, Entrepreneurship, CRK/IRK)
Cultural & Creative Arts
French
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High School Curriculum
For each student, we create a curriculum and a path that will ensure their success as high school graduates and admittance to the college or university of their choice.
JS 1 – 3
English Studies
Mathematics
Basic Science and Technology
Religion and Values Education
Pre-Vocational Education
Cultural & Creative Arts
French
Nigerian Language (Hausa)
Business Studies
SS 1 – 2: Minimum of 10, maximum of 11 subjects
English Language
General Mathematics
Further Mathematics
Civic Education
ICT
Economics
Biology
Trade/Entrepreneurship- 1) Book Keeping 2) Garment making 3) Photography 4) Data Processing.
Electives
SS 3: Minimum of 8, maximum of 9 subjects
English Language
General Mathematics
ICT
Trade/Entrepreneurship
Civic Education
Senior Secondary (SCIENCE)
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Further Mathematics
Agriculture
Physical Education
Health Education
Computer Studies/IT
Senior Secondary (HUMANITIES)
One Major Nigerian Language
Literature-in-English
Geography
Government
CRS
Islamic Studies
History
Visual Arts
Music
French
Arabic
Economics
Senior Secondary (TECHNOLOGY)
Technical Drawing
General Metal Work
Basic Electricity
Electronics
Auto-Mechanics
Building Construction
Wood-Work
Home Management
Foods and Nutrition
Clothing and Textiles
ANTI-BULLYING POLICY/NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY:
Merosa Academy prohibits any discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying of any student based on the student’s actual race, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, age, religion, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sex and gender.
News & Resources
How to Balance School and Play without Stress
Every parent wants their child to shine in school - but we also want them to laugh, play, and just be kids. Striking that balance isn’t always easy, but it’s possible! The truth is, children learn best when schoolwork and Playtime go hand in hand. At Merosa Academy,...
Beyond the Canon: Reimagining Inclusivity vis-à-vis Integration in Education
To reimagine education is to move beyond inherited canons and embrace a curriculum that is both global and indigenous, universal and uniquely ours. It is to foreground the voices of our communities—our elders, storytellers, scientists, and artists—so that our learners see themselves as agents of change and custodians of culture.
From the HR & Quality Assurance Manager’s Desk of merosa Academy
As the curtains draw to a close on yet another remarkable academic year at Merosa Academy, we pause to reflect on a journey defined by growth, grit, and greatness. Our chosen theme, “Reach for the Stars,” has been more than just a guiding phrase—it became a challenge, a call to action, and a celebration of aspiration for every member of our school community.
