1. Communicate biological information in a precise, clear and logical manner
2. Develop an understanding of interrelationships between plants and animals and between. humans and their environment
3. Apply the knowledge gained to improve and maintain the health of the individual, family and the community
4. Relate and apply relevant biological knowledge and understanding to social and economic situations in rural and urban settings
5. Observe and identify features of familiar and unfamiliar organisms, record the observation and make deductions about the functions of parts of organisms
6. Develop positive attitudes and interest towards biology and the relevant practical skills
7. Demonstrate resourcefulness, relevant technical skills and scientific thinking necessary for economic development
8. Design and carry out experiments and projects that will enable them understand biological concepts
9. Create awareness of the value of cooperation in solving problems
10. Acquire a firm foundation of relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes for further education and for training in related scientific fields