Junior-School

At Clasam School we follow the present system 6-3-3-4 educational policy and System which is the aftermath of the 1969 Curriculum Conference on education. This system involves a student spending Six Years in the Primary School and then proceeding to the Junior Secondary School for another three years.

These three years is based on a continuous assessment system of evaluation and at the end of the course examination is conducted by the State Ministry of Education leading to the award of the J.S.S Certificate. The Junior Secondary School Curriculum is both academic and Pre-vocational.

Successful candidates may then proceed to the Senior Secondary School where they will spend three years. At the end of the course, they will, by personal decision, sit for either IGCSE, GC ‘O’ Level, SSCE (WASSCE & NECO), UME, and American = SAT & TOEFL Examination. We prepare students for these examinations.

Clasam school values everyone equally. We encourage all our pupils to do their best, by celebrating their successes. We help them to grow in confidence, build self esteem, develop independence and be responsible and respectful towards each other in the school. We aim to make excellence our goal in standards, achievement, behaviour and attendance. The curriculum we offer is broad, balanced, creative, interesting and varied to suit all learners. Our school environment is inviting and secure, encouraging everyone to take pride in their surroundings. Our school supports the training and development of all staff, to ensure they are motivated to provide a high quality education for our children. We welcome parents into the school environment, encouraging them in their role of supporting their child’s education.

The Subjects offered at the Junior Secondary Level consist of core subjects, pre-vocational and non pre-vocational subjects.
English Language
French Language
Mathematics
Introductory Technology
Pre-Vocational Subjects
Home Economics
Computer Education
Fine Art
Music

NON – PREVOCATIONAL SUBJECTS:
Physical & Health Education
Religious Knowledge