SSS 2: CURRICILUM

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                       FIRST TERM 
WEEK 1: Classifications of plants
WEEK 2: Homeostasis (I)
WEEK 3: Homeostasis (II)
WEEK 4: Digestive system
WEEK 5: Transport system (I)
WEEK 6: C.A
WEEK 7: Transport system (II)
WEEK 8: Ecological management
WEEK 9: Pests and diseases of crops
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING 

             SECOND TERM 
WEEK 1: Respiratory system
WEEK 2: Excretory system
WEEK 3: Nutrient cycling in nature (I)
WEEK 4: Nutrient cycling in nature (II)
WEEK 5: Conservation of natural resources
WEEK 6: C.A
WEEK 7: Reproductive system in plants
WEEK 8: Reproductive system in vertebrates (I)
WEEK 9: Reproductive system in vertebrates (II)
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING 

              THIRD TERM 
WEEK 1: Pollination in plants
WEEK 2: Nervous coordination (I)
WEEK 3: Nervous coordination (II)
WEEK 4: Sense organs
WEEK 5: Ecology of population
WEEK 6: C.A
WEEK 7: Balance in nature
WEEK 8: Reproductive system and reproduction in humans (I)
WEEK 9: Reproductive system and reproduction in humans (II)
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING

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