Course Focus:
Analysis of African & global literary texts through drama, prose, and poetry

Core Texts & Skills Developed:

1. Drama Studies

   • The Marriage of Anansewa (African drama)

   • Look Back in Anger (Modern European drama)
     Skills: Character analysis, cultural themes, dramatic techniques

2. Prose Fiction

   • To Kill a Mockingbird (American novel)

   • Unexpected Joy at Dawn (African novel)
     Skills: Plot structure, social commentary, narrative devices

3. Poetry

   • African poets (Senghor, Osundare)

   • Global poets (Angelou, Eliot, Donne)
     Skills: Poetic devices, thematic interpretation, comparative analysis

Learning Outcomes:
✔ Analyze literary techniques across cultures
✔ Evaluate social/historical contexts of texts
✔ Develop critical writing skills for WASSCE/NECO
✔ Compare African and Western literary traditions

Assessment:

• Textual analysis essays (40%)

• Creative responses (20%)

• Termly exams (40%)

Note: Covers 80% of WAEC/NECO literature syllabus with African emphasis. Includes 15+ poems and 3 full texts.

Duration: 3 Terms (33 weeks)
Level: SS2 (Prepares students for SS3 WASSCE)

This course will discuss the syllabus of Senior Secondary School Mathematics 2.

Physics is often seen as the most important of the natural sciences. It involves studying matter,energy, and the basic forces that shape the universe. This field is the basis for many technological advances and helps us understand how the world works. Studying Physics in SS2 (Senior Secondary School Year 2)  is a key part of Nigerian students' education and personal growth. SS2 is a crucial year where students build on the basics they learned in SSI and start exploring more complex and abstract ideas. A good understanding of Physics in SS2 is important for students who want to go on to higher education in fields like engineering, medicine, computer science, and environmental science. This curriculum prepares students well for important national exams like the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (IJTME), which are necessary for getting into universities and colleges. At the end of the SSS2 session, students can;

• Define projectiles and derive the various equations associated with it;
• Describe equilibrium and distinguish between the various types;
• Define machines; identify the types and their corresponding velocity ratios;
• Determine latent heat and specific heat capacity of various substances;
• Distinguish between evaporation and boiling as well as saturated vapour pressure and unsaturated vapour pressure,
• State the law of linear momentum and use it to solve problems;
• Analyse the concept of Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM);
• State and experimentally verify the gas laws;
• Define waves, identify the types, and distinguish between the various properties;
• Explain how light is refracted through rectangular prisms, glass blocks, and lenses;
• Describe the mode of function of optical instruments;
• Identify eye defects and their various corrections;
• Explain vibrations in pipes and strings.

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This curriculum is tailored to the linguistic needs of SSS 3 learners, bridging junior–senior secondary gaps and preparing students for WAEC, NECO and tertiary‑entry English requirements. Over five progressive modules you will:

• • Refine core grammar to craft error‑free, sophisticated sentences required at senior‑secondary level.

• • Expand academic and real‑world vocabulary across 40 thematic fields, boosting performance in all subjects.

• • Achieve clear, confident pronunciation to excel in oral English components of national exams.

• • Develop higher‑order reading skills—inference, evaluation and synthesis—essential for comprehension passages in WAEC/NECO papers.

• • Master formal and creative writing genres demanded in Section C of senior‑secondary external examinations.

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Physics is the study of the laws that govern matter, energy, and their interactions. It covers fundamental concepts such as motion, forces, energy, electricity, magnetism, waves, and nuclear physics. Physics helps us understand the workings of the universe, and it is crucial for technological progress. It underpins fields like engineering, medicine, and computer science, | enhancing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The  unified scheme of work for Physics in SSS3 builds on what students have learned in SSS1 and SSS2, helping them get ready for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). It covers important topics like motion, forces, energy, electricity, magnetism, heat, and modern physics concepts It also includes practical experiments to help students see how physics works in real life. By learning these topics, students get a good mix of theory and hands-on |   experience. | The WASSCE is big exam that SSS3 students need to pass to go to university or start their careers, and the Lagos state unified Scheme of work for S553 physics is designed to help students do well on this exam. Good physics knowledge helps students to think critically and solve problems and equally equips them with skills that are useful for the WASSCE and their career development.

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This course will prepare students for UTME examination.