Secondary 1 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to MOE Syllabus Outcomes
9 subjects · 56 units · 185 topics
Ages 12-13
Art
This Lower Secondary Art curriculum focuses on developing foundational skills in observation, composition, and critical appreciation. Students explore the intersection of personal identity and Singaporean heritage through diverse media and digital tools.
CCE
This course explores the principles of Singaporean democracy, the rule of law, and the ethical responsibilities of citizens in a multiracial society. Students analyze the tension between individual rights and the common good while developing the reasoning skills necessary for active civic participation.
English Language
This course develops foundational secondary literacy skills through the exploration of diverse text types and communicative purposes. Students transition from primary to secondary English by engaging in critical reading, process writing, and active listening to build confidence in personal expression.
Geography
This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of physical and human geography through the lens of Singapore and the global context. Students develop spatial awareness and critical thinking skills to analyze how humans interact with their environment and manage resources sustainably.
History
Secondary 1 History: Southeast Asian history, early civilisations, the maritime empires of Srivijaya and Majapahit, and the story of early Singapura. Students build a foundation in the region's deep past.
Mathematics
This course transitions students from primary heuristics to formal secondary mathematics. It emphasizes the structural properties of numbers, the abstraction of algebra, and the logical rigor of geometric proofs.
Mother Tongue Language
This course focuses on developing functional fluency in the Mother Tongue through authentic social interactions and cultural exploration. Students build core competencies in listening, speaking, reading, and writing to navigate daily life and express personal identity in the target language.
Physical Education
This curriculum focuses on developing fundamental movement skills, tactical awareness in games, and personal health management. Students engage in diverse physical activities while building the knowledge and attitudes necessary for a lifelong commitment to an active lifestyle.
Science
This course introduces students to the wonders of science through the lens of inquiry and the scientific method. Students investigate the physical and biological world by exploring the properties of matter, cellular systems, and the interactions between organisms and their environment.