Civic Education

This term focuses on empowering students with knowledge of their rights and responsibilities within a democratic society. It begins with an exploration of citizens’ rights and the concept of constitutional democracy, highlighting its advantages in promoting justice, equality, and the rule of law. The curriculum then shifts to pressing societal issues such as human trafficking, examining both governmental and individual roles in combating this menace, and introduces students to the efforts of organizations like WOTCLEF in addressing women and child exploitation.

In the later part of the term, students learn about the importance of community service and citizenship education in nation-building. The curriculum concludes with a critical look at the limitations of human rights, helping learners understand the balance between individual freedoms and the collective good. Overall, it aims to foster informed, responsible, and active citizens.