Primary School Resources at Education Always

Primary School in Ghana covers Basic 1 to Basic 6, which corresponds to ages roughly 6 to 12. These six years build the core literacy, numeracy, and general knowledge that every student needs to succeed in JHS and beyond. At Education Always, we provide lesson notes, activity guides, and practice questions for all Primary School subjects following the NaCCA curriculum.

Subjects Studied in Primary School

Lower Primary (Basic 1 to Basic 3)

  • Literacy – Phonics, reading, writing, and oral communication in English
  • Numeracy – Numbers, counting, addition, subtraction, shapes, and basic measurement
  • Our World and Our People – Family, community, simple science, and environmental awareness
  • Religious and Moral Education – Values, good behaviour, stories from religious traditions
  • Ghanaian Language – Reading and writing in a local Ghanaian language
  • Creative Arts – Drawing, crafts, music, and drama
  • Physical Education – Movement, games, and basic sports skills

Upper Primary (Basic 4 to Basic 6)

  • English Language – Reading comprehension, composition, grammar, and vocabulary
  • Mathematics – Fractions, decimals, algebra foundations, geometry, and problem solving
  • Science – Life science, physical science, earth science, and the environment
  • Our World and Our People – Ghanaian history, geography, and civics
  • French – Introductory French language
  • Computing – Introduction to computers and digital tools
  • Ghanaian Language – Continued development in a local language
  • Religious and Moral Education – Ethics, values, and social responsibility
  • Creative Arts and Design – Applied arts, crafts, and performance arts
  • Physical Education and Health – Sports, fitness, and health education
  • Career Technology – Introductory technical and vocational skills

Our Approach to Primary Education Content

Every lesson we publish for Primary School uses simple, clear language that matches the reading level of the age group. We use examples from Ghanaian daily life, local markets, farms, communities, and foods so that learning feels real and relevant to every Ghanaian child.

Browse our Primary School resources below. Content is organized by subject and topic to make it easy for teachers, parents, and students to find what they need.