REB Revised Primary School Timetable 2027 New Weekly Structure for Upper Primary

 




Upper Primary Timetable: P4–P6

Upper Primary also uses 40-minute periods. The timetable gives substantial time to English, Kinyarwanda and Mathematics, with Science and Elementary Technology, Social Studies and Religious Education, French, Creative Arts and Physical Education also included.

Timetable for Upper Primary

 

Hours

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

7: 45-8:00

School assembly (15 minutes)

8: 00- 8:40

English

English

English

English

Mathematics

8:40 -9:20

SET

SET

SET

SET

Kinyarwanda

9:20- 10:00

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

English

10:00-10:20

Break (20 minutes)

10:20-11:00

Kinyarwanda

Kinyarwanda

Kinyarwanda

Kinyarwanda 

Mathematics

11:00-11:40

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

French

SRE

11:40-12:40                                                          

(Lunch 1 hour)

12:40-12:50

School assembly

12:50 -1:30

English

English

English

English

 SET

1:30 - 2:10

SRE

SRE

French

SRE

SRE

2:10 -2: 50

Kinyarwanda

French

Kinyarwanda

French

French

2:50- 3:30

Creative Arts

Kinyarwanda

Creative Arts

PES

Kinyarwanda

3:30- 3:40

Break (10 minutes)

3:40 - 4:20

English reading activities/ English Remedial

Kinyarwanda reading activities/ Kinyarwanda Remedial

Creative Arts Activities

PES activities

CPD

4:20- 5:00

PES Activities

Itorero and life skills

French reading activities / Math remedial

Creative arts activities

CPD

 

Note:

·       In schools with deaf learners, Rwanda Sign Language is taught alongside Kinyarwanda.

·       Special schools may adjust the timetable to meet the needs of learners with disabilities.

·       The 15-minute assembly is used to convey messages and instil values among students.

·       CPD will be conducted every Friday from 3:30 p.m., and students will leave school at 3:30 p.m.

·       Co-curricular activities will take place from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to complement the curriculum and provide learners with opportunities to develop practical skills through hands-on activities.

·       Time allocation per subject for upper primary

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Subjects to be taught (P4 -P6)

Number of periods

(Period= 40 minutes)

1

Kinyarwanda/ Rwanda Sign Language

9

2

English

9

3

Mathematics

9

4

Science and Elementary Technology

5

5

Social Studies and Religious Education

5

6

French

5

7

Creative Arts (Fine arts and Music)

2

8

Physical Education and Sport

2

9

Co-curricular Activities (to reinforce skills development)

7

 

Continuous Professional Development

2

 

Total number of contact periods per week

53

 

Total number of contact hours/week

35.3

 

Total number of contact hours per year (39 weeks)

1,376

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The total is 53 contact periods per week, equivalent to 35.3 contact hours per week and 1,376 contact hours per year over 39 weeks.

Reading, Remedial Learning and Practical Skills

The revised timetable gives specific space to reading and remedial activities. For example, English and Kinyarwanda reading activities and mathematics remedial activities appear in the afternoon schedule.

Co-curricular activities are also scheduled to provide learners with opportunities to develop practical skills through hands-on activities.

Important Notes for Schools

The timetable provides that:

  • Rwanda Sign Language is taught alongside Kinyarwanda in schools with deaf learners.
  • Special schools may adjust the timetable according to learners' needs.
  • The 15-minute assembly is intended for communication and instilling values.
  • CPD takes place every Friday from 3:30 p.m.
  • Students leave school at 3:30 p.m. on Friday for the CPD arrangement.
  • Co-curricular activities take place from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Key Takeaway

The revised Primary timetable combines academic learning with reading support, remedial interventions, practical skills, physical education, creativity and co-curricular activities, while creating dedicated time for teachers' professional development.

 

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