(+234) 813 635 0953
(+234) 708 354 1287
Plot 1849,
Moh'd Mahathir St.
Asokoro Ext. - Abuja.
08:00 - 15:00
Monday to Friday
At Africa Community School, our Primary School Programme builds on the strong foundation established in the Early Years and supports students through a structured and engaging learning journey from Grade 1 to Grade 5. These years are designed to strengthen academic skills, build independence, and prepare students for the transition into secondary education.
Our curriculum provides a balanced, rigorous academic programme that develops literacy, numeracy, analytical thinking, and practical skills while nurturing curiosity and a love of learning.
The Primary School programme is designed for children aged 6 to 11 years, with learning carefully structured to match the developmental needs of each stage.
Primary education at Africa Community School runs from Grade 1 to Grade 5, with Grade 5 serving as the terminal class of the Primary School within our structure (equivalent to Primary 6 in many school systems). At this stage, students complete their primary education and are prepared for the transition to secondary school.
The Lower Primary years focus on building strong foundational skills in reading, writing, and mathematics while developing curiosity about the world around them.
During this stage, students:
These years establish the academic and personal habits that support future learning.
Upper Primary deepens academic learning and prepares students for the expectations of secondary school. Students begin to engage more critically with subject content and develop greater independence in their studies.
By the end of Grade 5 (Primary 6), students are expected to demonstrate stronger analytical skills, improved writing and communication, and the ability to apply knowledge across different subjects.
The Primary School curriculum includes a wide range of subjects designed to develop well-rounded learners with strong academic foundations.
English is central to learning across all subjects. Students develop reading comprehension, writing skills, grammar, vocabulary, and oral communication. These skills enable students to think critically and express ideas clearly and confidently.
Mathematics develops logical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities. Students learn numerical operations, patterns, measurements, and practical applications of mathematical concepts.
Science encourages curiosity and inquiry while helping students understand the natural world. Through Basic Science, students explore scientific concepts through observation and investigation.
introduces students to foundational technological ideas and practical problem-solving skills.
ICT lessons introduce students to digital tools and responsible technology use. Students develop basic computer literacy and technological awareness, preparing them for the digital world.
French provides students with an introduction to a foreign language, helping them develop communication skills while expanding their cultural awareness.
Vocational studies introduce practical skills that encourage creativity, self-reliance, and early entrepreneurial thinking.
History helps students understand past events, important figures, and how societies have evolved over time. This subject encourages students to appreciate historical developments and their impact on the present.
Geography introduces students to the physical and human environments of the world. Students learn about landscapes, climates, populations, and the relationship between people and their environment.
National Values Education helps students develop responsible citizenship and social awareness. This area includes:
These subjects encourage students to understand their role in society and develop respect for others and their environment.
Assessment in the Primary School combines continuous assessment and formal examinations to provide a comprehensive understanding of each student’s academic progress.
Continuous assessment includes:
Terminal examinations are conducted at the end of each term:
Our grading system provides clear feedback to students and parents while encouraging consistent improvement.
To provide additional academic support and strengthen preparation for secondary education, extension classes begin in Grade 4.These classes focus on reinforcing key subjects, improving academic performance, and ensuring students are fully prepared for the next stage of their educational journey.
We recognize that every child learns at their own pace. Our Learning Support Programme provides additional assistance to students who require extra guidance in specific subject areas.
Through individualized support and small-group instruction, teachers help students overcome challenges and build confidence in their abilities.
Africa Community School values strong partnerships with parents in supporting student success. We maintain regular communication through:
These channels ensure that parents remain informed and actively involved in their child’s academic development.
By the completion of Grade 5 (Primary 6), students at Africa Community School are equipped with the academic knowledge, learning skills, and confidence necessary to successfully transition into secondary education. Our programme ensures that students leave the Primary School stage prepared for the academic challenges and opportunities ahead.
Africa Community School (ACS) has been self-supporting since inception. We have a Board of Trustees which also guides the overall direction and running of the school.
Our school, though faith-based, has no formal link to any religious denomination. We apply Christian principles in the overall training and management of both students and staff.
"We have been here for Five (5) years; everything Africa community School has given to our Children is amazing"
- The Nwonu Family
"I appreciate the discipline, respect, expectation, academics and spiritual growth my Children are experiencing in Africa community school....."
- Emmanuel Ossai
