Zambian Languages

Bemba, Nyanja, Tonga and Lozi

Reading and writing in the local languages of instruction, alongside oral tradition and proverbs.

Where it is taught

The levels this subject runs at.

Choosing one of these levels when you sign up is what decides which lessons appear.

Grade 1
6 to 7 years
Reading simple sentences, adding and subtracting within twenty.
Grade 2
7 to 8 years
Fluent short reading, place value and the world around us.
Grade 3
8 to 9 years
Multiplication, comprehension and first written compositions.
Grade 4
9 to 10 years
Fractions, integrated science and structured study habits.
Grade 5
10 to 11 years
Decimals, essay structure and practical creative studies.
Grade 6
11 to 12 years
The National Primary Leaving Examination year.
Form 1
12 to 13 years
First O-Level year: algebra, scientific method and academic writing.
Form 2
13 to 14 years
Deeper sciences, geometry and civic responsibility.
Form 3
14 to 15 years
Specialisation begins across sciences, humanities and business.
Form 4
15 to 16 years
School Certificate year with full past paper preparation.
Form 5
16 to 17 years
First A-Level year: advanced study in three chosen subjects.
Form 6
17 to 18 years
Advanced Certificate year and the bridge into university.

Lessons

Each lesson is a short video with the full written explanation underneath and a quiz that marks itself at the end.

Lessons for this subject are being recorded and will appear here as they are published. Everything else in your plan is available in the meantime.

Past papers

Sit a paper inside the platform, submit it, and get it back marked with the topics that cost you the marks.

There are no past papers filed under this subject yet. Papers are added as each examination series is released and marked up.

Fourteen days, no card, and every lesson and paper above unlocked at your level.