Social Studies

This term’s curriculum emphasizes important social issues affecting individuals, families, and communities. Students begin by exploring sensitive topics such as trafficking in women and children, conflict, and harmful traditional practices. These lessons aim to raise awareness about human rights violations and equip learners with knowledge on prevention and protection. The curriculum then transitions into understanding the role of media in shaping public opinion and the importance of sound decision-making in daily life.

In the latter part of the term, the focus shifts to emotional intelligence and personal development. Students learn about love as a human emotion, the impact of population growth, and the significance of family life education. The term concludes with lessons on goal setting and peace, encouraging students to plan purposefully for the future while promoting harmony in their communities. Overall, the curriculum blends social awareness with emotional and personal growth.