The free South Sudan curriculum library
Lesson notes, schemes of work and past papers for Primary, Secondary and AES. No login. No cost. Works offline.
Search resourcesIndependent project, aligned to the NCDC curriculum.
Why it exists
Many learners inside South Sudan, including displaced families, cannot easily reach materials for their own curriculum. Sudd Library exists to close that gap. It is free to use, with no account and no data collected from you.
What you will find
Primary (P1 to P8), Secondary (S1 to S4) and AES (Adult Education and Skills), with lesson notes, schemes of work and past papers. Textbooks link directly to the National Curriculum Development Center (NCDC).
Is this official?
No. Sudd Library follows the South Sudan national curriculum, but it is an independent project. It is not run by the NCDC or the Ministry of General Education and Instruction. Please use your official textbooks and your teacher's guidance together with these materials.
How the materials are made
Notes and schemes of work are prepared from the official NCDC textbooks and syllabus. AI tools help draft them, and each one is checked by a person before it is published. If you spot a mistake, please tell us and we will correct it.
How it works
Search by class, subject or topic, open a resource and download it. After the site has loaded once, it keeps working on a weak or missing connection. On your phone, use "Add to home screen" to open it like an app.
Who is behind it
I am Anzuruku Jacob, a South Sudanese refugee living in Adjumani, Uganda, and a computer science student. My own education was made possible by a sponsor, and I built Sudd Library so that more learners can reach their own education. The code is open source on GitHub.
Questions
Is it free forever?
Yes. There are no fees, no accounts and no adverts.
Can I print and share the materials?
Yes, for teaching and learning. Please do not sell them. See the disclaimerfor the full terms.
Does it work without internet?
Pages you have already opened stay available offline. Open the ones you need while you have a connection.
Can teachers contribute?
Yes. Send your notes or past papers through WhatsApp or email and they will be reviewed before being added.
Contact and support
Teachers can share notes and past papers, and anyone can report a broken link or a mistake. Message on WhatsApp or send an email. Every message gets read.
If your school, organisation or sponsor would like to support this work, please get in touch using the same links.
See the disclaimer for terms of use and how to request a takedown.