Term 3 Schemes of Learning: Download Nursery to Basic 8 Here

Teachers are hereby informed that the Nursery to Basic 8 Term 3 Schemes of Learning have been uploaded for download by the Education-News Consult.

The available schemes cover all subjects in each class for the third term of the 2024-2025 academic year.

READ THIS IMPORTANT NOTICE BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD

There are three different schedules for schools based on the number of weeks they will have in their third term of the academic year. While some schools will have only 12 weeks, others will have 13 weeks. Due to this, the Nursery to Basic 8 Term 3 Schemes of Learning cover up to 13 weeks.

Teachers in schools where 12 weeks will be observed will have to adjust their lesson plans by merging two lessons in one particular week to address this difference, while teachers in schools that will have 13 weeks will not need to make any adjustments.

When you download the schemes, you can either print them out or use them in their digital format. However, you will need to manually add your own week-ending dates for the 12 or 13 weeks relevant to your school’s calendar.

How To Download Nursery to Basic 8 Term 3 Schemes of Learning

The downloading process has been simplified. To download, simply click the link provided for each class. Each download includes all the subjects for that class. The files are all in MS Word format.

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Download Term 3 Promotional Examinations: Questions and Marking Schemes Teachers and schools can also access our excellent third-term promotional examination questions along with their marking schemes from our online store. These resources are available for a fee and cover the entire academic year.

To access the questions, teachers and schools can visit the third term store to purchase them >> Here.

Please note that the examination questions we have for sale do not include French and Ghanaian languages. Schools will need to develop those resources independently.