Our classrooms

Students learn in two ways here. In the classroom, a teacher leads the lesson and every student takes part. With computers and online material, students go over hard topics again and find out more than the textbook gives.

S.1 to S.6Every class

O and A LevelTaught to the national syllabus

ComputersUsed to support lessons

Joining in 2027

Applications are open for Senior 1, Senior 5 and transfer students.

Where learning happens

The classroom is where students spend most of their school day. It is where they follow the national syllabus, learn each subject and build the study habits that UNEB exams need. We keep every classroom calm, orderly and respectful, so that every student can learn.

Computers and online material are used alongside the classroom, not instead of it. They help students revise, do research for assignments and learn computer skills they will need at university and at work.

In the classroomTeacher-led lessons for O Level and A Level.

With computersOnline lessons, research and practice, always supervised.

Students in a classroom at St. Joseph of Nazareth High School

Two ways of learning

What students and parents can expect.

In the classroom

O Level (Senior 1 to 4) and A Level (Senior 5 and 6).

Lessons follow the national syllabus for each subject and class
The register is taken and attendance is recorded
Students answer questions, discuss and do practical work
Notes, homework and reading are set and checked by subject teachers
Tests and class work count towards the term report

With computers

Online learning that supports what is taught in class.

Online lessons, videos and practice questions for O Level and A Level
Internet research for assignments and projects
Teachers of other subjects, not only Computer Studies, use slides and videos
Students learn to use computers well and safely
All computer use is supervised by a teacher

More about our classrooms

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Following the syllabusO Level classes follow the new lower secondary curriculum. A Level classes follow the UACE syllabus for each subject combination. Teachers plan and check their lessons against the syllabus so that it is fully covered before the exams.
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How classes are arrangedO Level students are grouped by class. A Level students are grouped by their subject combination, such as PCM or HEG. The register is taken and attendance is recorded.
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Tests and progressClass tests, assignments, practical work and end of term exams are part of every subject. Under the new O Level curriculum, the work students do in school counts towards their final UCE result. Parents see progress in the term report.
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Special roomsSome lessons happen outside the normal classroom: practicals in the science laboratories, computer lessons in the computer laboratory, and reading and revision in the school library.

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Online lessonsStudents use online lessons, videos and practice questions that match the O Level and A Level syllabus. These help most when a student needs to go over a topic again after class.
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ResearchStudents use the internet to find material for assignments and projects. Teachers show them how to search well and how to tell a good source from a poor one.
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In every subjectWhere it helps, teachers of any subject use slides, short videos and other computer tools in their lessons, so students build computer skills as they learn.
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Always supervisedStudents use computers in the computer laboratory or in set lesson times, with a teacher present. Computers are for learning, and the rules on their use are clear.

For parents: your child does not browse the internet freely at school. Computer time is planned, supervised and linked to what they are studying.

Be on time

Be in class before the lesson starts. Coming late without a reason disturbs everyone and is recorded.

Come ready

Bring your books, pens and any homework that is due. Without them you cannot learn well.

Behave well

Noise, rudeness and distracting others are not allowed. The classroom is protected for learning.

Take part

Follow the lesson, answer when asked, join in discussions and finish the work set in class.

Be honest

Do your own work. Copying and cheating in tests are serious offences.

Keep it clean

Look after your desk, the walls and the floor. Anyone who damages school property is held to account.

These rules are the same in every class, from a Senior 1 English lesson to a Senior 6 Physics lesson.

Places for 2027

Apply for Senior 1 or Senior 5, or come and see our classrooms for yourself.

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