Many plausible definitions of the word curriculum have been offered by different educators. One of these by Okunrotifa in Longe(1984) defines curriculum as ‘’all the learning experiences or educational programmes planned for students under the auspices of the school. According to this definition, curriculum comprises, programmes of study which are academic courses offered, programme of activities comprising interscholastic and intramural activities, career development and so forth (Longe, 1984). Curriculum development implies the planning of these learning experiences, the aims of which are to bring about some derived change in the students and the assessment of the extent to which these changes have taken place. One can perhaps bring to bear here, the argument that curriculum development is but one form of reform intended to bring a change in the educational system. A responsive curriculum is particularly central to the achievement of the uttermost goal of education, that is, the total development of the child.