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FG Set New Guidelines for Junior Secondary School Admission

The Federal Ministry of Education has introduced a significant change in the education sector. According to the new policy, students seeking admission into Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS1) must be at least 12 years old and have completed six years of primary education.

The Ministry has also outlined a framework for early childhood education, which includes the following age requirements:

  • Nursery class 1: 3 years old
  • Nursery class 2: 4 years old
  • Kindergarten (pre-primary education): 5 years old
  • Primary school: starts at 6 years old and lasts for six years

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Upon completing primary school, students can enter JSS1 at 12. This new policy aims to ensure that students progress through the education system in a structured and orderly manner.

The policy is designed to align with the National Policy on Education, which emphasizes the importance of a well-structured education system. By setting a minimum entry age for JSS1, the government hopes to promote a more effective and efficient education system.

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