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A Kindergarten (KG) class is a structured early childhood educational program, typically for children aged 4–6, that bridges play-based learning with academic foundations

Nursery education in Nigeria serves children aged 2–5, focusing on foundational academic skills, social interaction, and early development through structured play, rhymes, and literacy/numeracy basics

The Nigerian educational system operates under a 9-year Basic Education curriculum, which combines pre-primary, primary, and junior secondary education to provide free, compulsory education for children aged 3–15. This structure, often referred to as the 6-3-3-4 system (6 years primary, 3 years junior secondary), is designed to equip pupils with foundational literacy, numeracy, and vocational skills

Junior Secondary School (JSS) in Nigeria, often referred to as Basic 7, 8, and 9, is the first three years of secondary education, bridging primary school and senior secondary school. It typically serves students aged 10–13 years

Nigeria represents the final three years (Grade 10–12) of the 6-3-3-4 education system, typically catering to students aged 15 to 18. These classes (SSS 1–3) serve as a bridge between basic education and tertiary education or vocational training

Beginning in September 2025, the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) is implementing a revised curriculum designed to reduce subject overload and focus on specialization