From Grade 4 to Grade 7, spanning Lower and Upper Primary, our students follow the Zambian national curriculum, with a strong focus on Upper Primary, our Grade 7 exam class, taught with care to reinforce what they're already learning at school. Forms 1 to 4 are coming soon.
Hands-on grounding in counting, measuring and the structure of shapes, built up year on year.
Literacy and communication skills that carry students confidently through every other subject.
Taught as part of the Zambian Language Syllabus, connecting students to language and heritage.
Physical Education, Music, Art and Design, Home Economics, Design and Technology, and ICT in one strand.
Geography, history and civics, helping students understand people, place and community.
Dance, drama and painting, developing creativity, imagination and confident self-expression.
The Ministry of Education is rolling out a revised national curriculum, starting with Grade 4 learners in 2026. Under the new structure, Primary School will run from Grade 1 to Grade 6 instead of Grade 1 to Grade 7, and this year's Grade 4 class will be the first to sit a new Grade 6 Composite Examination in 2028, in place of the Grade 7 PSLE.
Nothing changes overnight for a child already partway through primary school. Learners currently in Grade 5, 6 and 7 continue on the existing curriculum and sit the familiar Grade 7 PSLE, right up until the new system fully replaces it. We're tracking the transition closely and will keep our lessons, practice tests and revision material aligned with whichever curriculum your child is following.
Mathematics, Science and Technology Studies become compulsory to build stronger STEM foundations, and Science and Creative and Technology Studies are no longer taught as combined subjects.
Language of instruction and literacy skills, continuing to carry students through every subject.
Taught as its own subject, connecting students to language and heritage.
Compulsory, with a stronger push towards STEM foundations.
Now a standalone subject rather than part of Integrated Science.
Geography, history and civics, kept together at Primary level.
Compulsory, building digital literacy alongside practical skills.
Learners choose one as an elective practical subject and Career Pathway foundation.
Source: Ministry of Education, Zambia — 2023 Zambia Education Curriculum Framework, Directorate of Curriculum Development.
We focus on building genuine confidence in literacy and numeracy through consistent practice, alongside whatever a child is already learning at school. Our goal is a learner who feels ready and confident walking into every test and every school day, equipped with knowledge and real-world skills that carry them well beyond the classroom.
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