A broad curriculum from early years to secondary.
Our nursery programme focuses entirely on whole-child development. Rather than formal subjects, children are guided through structured developmental domains that build the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional foundations for all future learning.
Children develop early speaking and listening skills through stories, songs, conversation, and guided activities that build vocabulary and confidence in expression.
Introduction to letters, sounds, and basic reading readiness. Children engage with picture books, phonics, and storytelling to lay the foundation for reading.
Numbers, counting, shapes, and simple patterns through hands-on play-based activities that make early mathematics natural and enjoyable.
Drawing, painting, craft, singing, and movement activities that nurture imagination, fine motor skills, and creative expression in every child.
Gross and fine motor development through play, outdoor activities, and structured physical exercises that build coordination, strength, and healthy habits.
Children learn to interact, share, cooperate, and manage emotions in a nurturing environment that builds confidence, empathy, and a sense of belonging.
Age-appropriate exploration of the world around them — nature, animals, weather, and community — building early curiosity and scientific thinking.
Children are guided through stories and activities that instil good character — honesty, kindness, respect, and care for others — nurturing a strong moral foundation.
Primary students follow a focused five-subject curriculum that builds strong literacy, numeracy, scientific thinking, civic understanding, and Christian values — the core pillars of a well-rounded education.
Reading, writing, grammar, comprehension, and oral communication. English is the language of instruction and a core subject developed across all years of primary school.
Number work, arithmetic, fractions, geometry, measurement, and problem-solving built through structured and practical learning throughout primary school.
Exploring the natural world through observation and experiment — living things, the human body, materials, forces, and basic environmental science.
Geography, history, civics, and culture — helping students understand their community, their country, and the world they live in as responsible citizens.
Bible stories, Christian values, prayer, and moral education — nurturing faith, character, and the ethical principles that guide students through life.
Secondary students are grouped into Sciences and Arts streams, with a set of core subjects studied by all — preparing them comprehensively for national examinations and life beyond school.
The study of living organisms — cells, genetics, ecology, human biology, and evolution through classroom theory and hands-on laboratory practicals.
Atoms, elements, reactions, and materials — combining classroom theory with structured laboratory experiments to develop analytical and practical skills.
Forces, energy, electricity, waves, and motion — developing analytical thinking and a strong foundation for engineering and scientific careers.
An extended mathematics programme covering advanced topics for students aiming for science, engineering, or highly academic career paths.
Practical and theoretical knowledge of crop production, animal husbandry, soil science, and sustainable farming highly relevant to South Sudan.
ICT skills, software applications, digital literacy, and introductory programming — preparing students for a technology-driven world.
Trade, business operations, marketing, and economic systems — a strong foundation for entrepreneurship and business-related careers.
African, world, and South Sudanese history — exploring the political and social forces that have shaped modern societies.
Physical and human geography — landforms, climate, population, development, and the environmental challenges facing our world.
Bookkeeping, financial statements, and business accounts — core skills for finance, management, and professional careers.
Prose, poetry, drama, and literary analysis — developing critical thinking, empathy, and a deep appreciation for written expression.
Studied by all secondary students regardless of stream.
Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics. A core subject for every student and the foundation of many career paths.
Advanced reading, writing, comprehension, and oral communication — essential for academic success and professional life.
In-depth study of the Bible, Christian doctrine, and ethics — encouraging personal reflection and moral development.
Rights, responsibilities, governance, and national identity — preparing informed, active citizens of South Sudan.
Our subjects are taught by dedicated, qualified teachers who bring each discipline to life. Whether your child's passion is the sciences, the arts, business, or technology, St. Lawrence Academy has a path for them.