Ages 5–10
Primary
Live lessons help younger learners build confidence, strong foundations and dependable learning habits.
11 subjects taught live
Programmes
Learning for every stage of the journey.
BOA offers live online learning for Primary and Secondary students following the Nigerian curriculum.
Ages 11–17
Secondary
Structured, teacher-led learning supports students as subjects become deeper and more specialised.
14 subjects taught live
Primary (Ages 5–10)
What your child will learn.
English Language
Students develop reading, writing, and speaking skills through guided practice. They learn phonics, comprehension strategies, creative writing, and confident communication.
Skills built: Clear expression, confident reading fluency, ability to write for different purposes.
Mathematics
Building solid numeracy foundations through problem-solving and practical application. Students work with numbers, shapes, measurement, and reasoning.
Skills built: Number sense, logical thinking, ability to solve multi-step problems, mathematical confidence.
Science
Hands-on exploration of living things, forces, materials, and how systems work. Students learn through observation, questions, and simple experiments.
Skills built: Scientific curiosity, observation skills, understanding cause and effect, ability to ask questions.
Social Studies
Understanding communities, cultures, geography, and history. Students learn about where they live, how societies work, and different ways of life.
Skills built: Cultural awareness, geographical understanding, knowledge of their community and wider world.
Health Education
Learning about physical and emotional wellbeing, healthy habits, safety, and understanding their own bodies and emotions.
Skills built: Self-awareness, healthy decision-making, understanding personal safety and emotions.
Visual Arts
Creative expression through drawing, painting, and design. Students explore colour, texture, and different artistic techniques.
Skills built: Creative thinking, fine motor control, ability to express ideas visually, appreciation of different styles.
Music
Learning rhythm, melody, and basic music theory. Students sing, play instruments, and explore how music works.
Skills built: Listening skills, rhythm awareness, ability to follow and create patterns, musical confidence.
Physical Education
Building coordination, fitness, and confidence through age-appropriate activities. Students learn teamwork and the importance of movement.
Skills built: Physical coordination, teamwork, persistence, understanding fitness and wellbeing.
Information & Communication Technology
Safe and purposeful use of technology. Students learn digital literacy, basic coding concepts, and how to use technology to learn and create.
Skills built: Digital confidence, problem-solving through technology, understanding how technology works.
Scratch
Introduction to programming through Scratch, a visual coding language. Students create interactive stories, games, and animations by connecting blocks.
Skills built: Logical thinking, sequential reasoning, creativity through code, problem decomposition.
Coding
Foundational coding skills using beginner-friendly languages. Students learn programming concepts and build simple applications.
Skills built: Programming logic, syntax understanding, debugging skills, computational thinking.
Secondary (Ages 11–17)
A deeper curriculum.
English Language
Deep engagement with literature, writing, and communication. Students analyse texts, write for purpose, develop their voice, and understand language.
Skills built: Critical reading, persuasive writing, analytical thinking, articulate expression.
Mathematics
Abstract thinking and problem-solving. Students explore algebra, geometry, data, and mathematical reasoning at greater depth and complexity.
Skills built: Mathematical reasoning, problem decomposition, algebraic thinking, confidence with abstraction.
Biology
Study of living organisms, cells, genetics, and ecosystems. Students learn how life works at every scale.
Skills built: Scientific method, understanding living systems, biological reasoning, lab safety.
Chemistry
Understanding matter, chemical reactions, and atomic structure. Students explore what things are made of and how they change.
Skills built: Understanding reactions and properties, safety with chemicals, practical lab skills.
Physics
Studying forces, energy, waves, and how the physical world works. Students explore motion, electricity, light, and space.
Skills built: Understanding forces and energy, mathematical application to physics, experimental design.
Social Studies
Deeper exploration of geography, economics, politics, and social systems. Students understand how societies function and change.
Skills built: Social analysis, understanding complex systems, geographical reasoning, civic awareness.
History
Understanding the past and how it shapes the present. Students explore events, periods, and how to interpret historical evidence.
Skills built: Historical thinking, evidence evaluation, understanding causation and consequence, perspective.
Geography
Study of places, people, and environmental systems. Students explore human and physical geography at regional and global scales.
Skills built: Spatial reasoning, understanding human-environment interaction, map reading, fieldwork skills.
Health Education
Comprehensive understanding of physical and mental wellbeing. Students learn about relationships, nutrition, fitness, and emotional resilience.
Skills built: Self-care practices, emotional resilience, understanding health and wellbeing holistically.
Visual Arts
Advanced artistic practice and critical engagement with art. Students develop technique, explore art history, and develop their artistic voice.
Skills built: Technical skill, artistic expression, critical analysis of art, creative problem-solving.
Music
Advanced music theory, performance, and composition. Students understand music at depth and create their own compositions.
Skills built: Musical literacy, performance confidence, compositional thinking, music technology skills.
Physical Education
Developing competence, confidence, and participation in physical activity. Students understand fitness, sport, and movement at greater depth.
Skills built: Athletic skill development, fitness knowledge, strategic thinking in sport, leadership.
Scratch
Intermediate programming through Scratch. Students create more complex projects, learn how to organize code, and explore computational concepts.
Skills built: Advanced logical thinking, understanding algorithms, project organization, creative problem-solving.
Coding
Advanced programming in languages like Python or JavaScript. Students build real applications and understand software development principles.
Skills built: Programming fluency, debugging complex code, software design thinking, technical problem-solving.
How it works
What a typical week looks like.
Our weekly schedule balances live instruction with independent work, giving students time to learn new concepts and practice them.
| Day | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Live Lesson | Independent Work | Break |
| Tuesday | Live Lesson | Practice & Feedback | Break |
| Wednesday | Live Lesson | Project Work | Break |
| Thursday | Live Lesson | Independent Work | Break |
| Friday | Live Lesson | Review & Practice | Break |
Live lessons are when your child learns new concepts directly from their teacher. Independent work gives them time to practise, complete assignments, and consolidate their learning. Breaks ensure they have time to rest and recharge.
Your child's next step
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