SSS 1: CURRICULUM

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  FIRST TERM 
WEEK 1: INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY
WEEK 2: NATURE OF MATTER
WEEK 3: SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
WEEK 4: PARTICULATE NATURE OF MATTER (I)
WEEK 5: PARTICULATE NATURE OF MATTER (II)
WEEK 6: C.A
WEEK 7: ATOMIC STRUCTURE
WEEK 8: CHEMICAL COMBINATION (BONDING)
WEEK 9: KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER (I)
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING 

             SECOND TERM 
WEEK 1: KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER (II)
WEEK 2: CARBON AND IT'S COMPOUNDS (I)
WEEK 3: CARBON AND IT'S COMPOUNDS (II)
WEEK 4: ACIDS
WEEK 5: BASES
WEEK 6: FIRST C.A
WEEK 7: PH
WEEK 8: SALTS
WEEK 9: HYDROCARBON
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING 

              THIRD TERM 
WEEK 1: INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
WEEK 2: KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER (III)
WEEK 3: RADIOACTIVITY
WEEK 4: MOLE CONCEPT (I)
WEEK 5: SHAPES OF MOLECULES AND SOLIDS
WEEK 6: FIRST C.A
WEEK 7: TYPES OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
WEEK 8: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (I)
WEEK 9: VOLUMETRIC AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS (I)
WEEK 10: REVISION
WEEK 11: COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 
WEEK 12: COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 
WEEK 13: RESULT/CLOSING

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