This course includes a detailed study of the nature and behavior of matter, combining a theosretical foundation with practical experience in scientific inquiry through laboratory experiments. Topics include atomic structure and chemical bonding, chemical composition, equations and mass relationships, kinetic theory of gases and gas laws, and the periodicity of the elements. The chemistry of some important gases, such as oxygen and hydrogen, as well as that of acids and bases, and simple hydrocarbons, is also included in the curriculum.

This is course bases on the investigation of properties common to all living organisms through experimentation and classroom instructions. Topics include molecular and cellular biology, respiration and photosynthesis, microbiology, genetics and evolution and a detailed study of vertebrate system with special reference to the human body. Students are introduces to ecology, and the organisms studies throughout the course are considered in relation to their environment. Students are encouraged to develop an awareness of their environment, their own country and the entire world.

This course is a detailed study if the relationship between mater and energy. The laws and concepts studied in physics are fundamental to all process, which occur in the physical universe. The field is divided into many different but interrelated sub – topics, including mechanics heat, wave motion and optics, electricity and magnetism, and atomic physics. Scientific skills such as observation, data analysis, and scientific writing are sharpened and practiced in the context of applying the scientific method. The course aims to foster an appreciation for the theoretical as well as practical aspects of physical laws.