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National Values Education (NVE) Scheme of Work for Primary 1
National Values Education for Primary 1 in Lagos State brings together three subjects: Civic Education, Security Education, and Social Studies. Civic Education builds citizenship, rights, and respect for authority. Security Education covers personal, home, and school safety. Social Studies introduces family, culture, food safety, and community values. Below is the full scheme of work for all three subjects, every term, so you always know exactly what comes next.
Civic Education – Primary 1
Civic Education – Primary 1
First Term – Civic Education
| 1. | Meaning of Civic Education & Why We Study It |
| 2. | Importance of Civic Education at School / Rights of Child & Citizen |
| 3. | Importance of Civic Education at Home |
| 4. | Importance of Civic Education to the Media |
| 5. | Importance of Civic Education to Society |
| 6. | Patriotism, Tolerance, Cooperation, Honesty, Self-Reliance |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Break |
| 8. | Rights and Duties of Citizens in the Society |
| 9. | Public Enlightenment: HIV/AIDS & Hazards of Drug Abuse |
| 10. | Values that Show Bad Morals in Our Society |
| 11. | Revision |
| 12. | Examination |
Second Term – Civic Education
| 1. | Revision of First Term Work & Examination Questions |
| 2. | Rules and Regulations: Meaning & Importance |
| 3. | Gains of Obeying Rules and Regulations |
| 4. | Results of Disobeying Rules and Regulations |
| 5. | Importance of School Rules and Regulations |
| 6. | Why Rules and Regulations are Necessary |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Mid-Term Break |
| 8. | Results of Not Obeying Government Rules and Regulations |
| 9. | Consequences of Disobeying Government Rules & Class Rules |
| 10. | Meaning & Importance of Obedience (Home, School, God) |
| 11. | Guide to Food Safety |
| 12. | Revision and Examination |
Third Term – Civic Education
| 1. | Revision of Second Term Work & Examination Questions |
| 2. | Meaning and Importance of Respect |
| 3. | Ways of Showing Respect (Salutation, Bowing, Kneeling, Prostrating) |
| 4. | People to Respect: Parents, Elders, Teachers, Headteachers |
| 5. | People to Respect: Government Authorities (President, Governors) |
| 6. | Places to Respect: Government Offices, Banks, Law Courts |
| 7. | Mid-Term Break / Mid-Term Test |
| 8. | Places to Respect: Religious Places & Places of Interest |
| 9. | Things to Respect: Constitution, National Flag, Anthem, Pledge |
| 10. | Things to Respect: Constitution, Flag, Currency, Mace |
| 11. | Revision |
| 12. | Examination |
| 13. | Examination (Contd.) |
Security Education – Primary 1
Primary 1 Security Education Scheme of Work
First Term – Security Education
| 1. | Concept of Security & Appearance of Security Personnel |
| 2. | Basic Security Facts & Stranger Tactics |
| 3. | Sources of Insecurity (Dilapidated Buildings, Fire Hazards) |
| 4. | Security Alert Signs & Consequences of Neglect |
| 5. | Security Colours and Their Meanings (Red, Yellow, Blue, etc.) |
| 6. | Security Gadgets (CCTV, Cameras, Microphones) |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Break |
| 8. | Home Security Tips (Door Locks, Floodlights, Detectors) |
| 9. | Office Security Measures |
| 10. | Personal Security (Home, School, Road) |
| 11. | Revision |
| 12. | Examination |
Second Term – Security Education
| 1. | Security Precautions Overview |
| 2. | Identifying Sources of Danger |
| 3. | Security Precautions on the Road & Road Signs |
| 4. | Security Precautions at Home |
| 5. | Security Precautions in the Office |
| 6. | Personal Security Precautions & Avoiding Strangers |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Mid-Term Break |
| 8. | Security Precautions in the School |
| 9. | Precautions in Cars/Buses & Seatbelt Safety |
| 10. | General Security Tips & Emergency Numbers |
| 11. | Security Precaution in the Environment (Floods, Fires, etc.) |
| 12. | Revision and Examination |
Third Term – Security Education
| 1. | Revision of Second Term Work & General Precautionary Measures |
| 2. | Concept of Road Accidents: Causes & Prevention |
| 3. | Sources of Danger: Causes and Locations of Fire Outbreaks |
| 4. | Sources of Danger: Relationship with Strangers |
| 5. | Sources of Danger: Eating Contaminated / Expired Food |
| 6. | Sources of Fake Drugs and Dangers of Taking Them |
| 7. | Mid-Term Break / Mid-Term Test |
| 8. | Sources of Danger: Drug Abuse |
| 9. | Sources of Danger: Gangs & Dangers of Joining Gangs |
| 10. | Revision |
| 11. | Revision |
| 12. | Examination |
| 13. | Examination (Contd.) |
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Social Studies – Primary 1
Scheme of Work for Primary 1 Social Studies
First Term – Social Studies
| 1. | Meaning of Social Studies & Solving Environmental Problems |
| 2. | Meaning of Family & Family Members |
| 3. | Types of Family & Structure of a Nuclear Family |
| 4. | The Extended Family |
| 5. | Qualities of a Good Family (Honesty, Contentment, Discipline) |
| 6. | Meaning and Types of Culture |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Break |
| 8. | Values that Show Good Morals in Society |
| 9. | Examples of Good Morals (Respect, Loyalty, Kindness, Honesty) |
| 10. | Values that Show Bad Morals (Stealing, Bullying, Lying) |
| 11. | Revision |
| 12. | Examination |
Second Term – Social Studies
| 1. | Revision of Last Term’s Work |
| 2. | Reasons for Taking Substances into the Body |
| 3. | Reasons for Taking Substances into the Body (Contd.) |
| 4. | Effects of Taking Substances into the Body |
| 5. | Meaning and Symptoms of Overdose |
| 6. | Effects of Overdose |
| 7. | Mid-Term Test / Mid-Term Break |
| 8. | How to Help People Suffering from Food or Drug Overdose |
| 9. | Food: Meaning, Local Foods, and Sources of Food |
| 10. | Meaning of Food Safety |
| 11. | Revision and Examination |
| 12. | Revision and Examination |
Third Term – Social Studies
| 1. | Revision of Last Term’s Work |
| 2. | Meaning of Risk Factors in Food |
| 3. | Examples of Risk Factors in Food |
| 4. | Risk Factors in Food Distribution and Preparation |
| 5. | Sources and Uses of Water |
| 6. | Industrial Uses of Water |
| 7. | Mid-Term Break / Mid-Term Test |
| 8. | Why We Must Not Waste Water |
| 9. | Concept of Insecurity: Sources of Danger and Insecurity |
| 10. | Concept of Security: Sources of Danger and Insecurity |
| 11. | Taking Precautions Against Danger and Insecurity |
| 12. | Examination |
| 13. | Examination (Contd.) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NVE?
National Values Education (NVE) is the subject grouping introduced under Lagos State’s curriculum that brings together Civic Education, Security Education, and Social Studies for primary school pupils.
Does ₦3,000 cover all three subjects for the whole session?
Yes. One payment of ₦3,000 gets you First, Second, and Third Term notes for Civic Education, Security Education, and Social Studies, all for Primary 1.
Does this scheme apply to all Lagos State primary schools?
The topic sequence follows the Lagos State scheme of work, though individual schools sometimes adjust pacing around their own midterm and exam dates.
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