Description
Rather than a generic timetable of topics, this Primary 1 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of Work 2026 follows the real curriculum sequence across all three school terms. The content here is specific to Social and Citizenship Studies: representative areas include Leadership At Home, Responsible Parenting and Attitude and Values: Practice.
The content is arranged to build civic understanding progressively, linking identity, institutions, rights, responsibilities, values and participation to situations learners can recognise.
Primary 1 Social and Citizenship Studies term-by-term coverage
First Term: Begins with Leadership, Leadership At Home, Community Mobilisation, National Identity and Symbols: National Symbols, and Marriage.
Second Term: Then develops Revision of Marriage, Responsible Parenting, Roles of Members of the Family, Culture: Material and Non-Material Culture, and Introduction to Nigeria: Diversity and Flag Colours.
Third Term: Closes the year with Attitude and Values, Attitude and Values: Practice, Secure Environment, Local Wildlife and Conservation, and Money: Uses, Spending and Saving.
What teachers get in this Social and Citizenship Studies scheme
- 30 planned teaching weeks across First, Second and Third Terms, followed by revision and assessment weeks
- Simple, age-appropriate weekly topics/content suitable for early primary learners
- Measurable pupil performance objectives that can guide oral, written or practical checks
- Teacher/pupil activities and accessible classroom resources matched to each week
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Related HeadTeacher.ng resources: Primary 1 New National Curriculum PDFs • Primary 1 Nigerian History Scheme of Work 2026 • JSS 1 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of Work 2026
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