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Located in the central F-7/2 sector of Islamabad, Froebel's International School has been operating since 1975. The school guides students from six weeks of age through to 18 years old. For primary years, instruction follows the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), integrating subjects like geography, science, history, and art into thematic learning units. As students progress to secondary levels, they transition into Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge assessment boards, completing IGCSEs and A-Levels. A notable fixture of the F-7 campus is its annual hosting of FROMUN (Froebel's Model United Nations), a signature intellectual tradition that challenges students in diplomacy and public speaking. Student life is anchored by the school's "BLUE" values—Build, Lead, Uplift, and Excel, which are integrated into daily routines, community service programs, and societies like the HOPE club. Instruction is entirely in English, with Urdu taught as a dedicated subject, ensuring local cultural literacy alongside international examination preparation.
British Overseas School (BOS) in Karachi was founded in 1958 as a non-profit institution for the children of expatriates. It relocated to purpose-built facilities in Karachi's Defence Housing Authority (DHA) and, in 2000, began admitting local families while maintaining its British ethos. By 2004 BOS introduced secondary education, becoming the only school in Karachi offering a British curriculum from pre-school to IGCSE, with the secondary school moving to new facilities in 2005 to support growth. BOS is accredited as a British Schools Overseas (BSO) school and is an Edexcel member delivering IGCSEs. English is the medium of instruction, and BOS offers modern foreign languages: Urdu, French and Mandarin Chinese (French is compulsory in some stages and IGCSE options exist). The campus is in Phase 7 of DHA, at 7/8, 14 Lane, Khayaban-e-Hilal. The school describes itself as small with a family feel and operates a Duke of Edinburgh Award, international trips, and Round Square membership that broadens opportunities beyond the classroom.
EMS High School is a two-campus day school in Islamabad. The Main Campus is in H-11/4 and the CASA Branch is in F-11/4, serving students from early years through to college. Montessori programs for age 2 and above are offered at the CASA Campus, while the Main Campus provides Elementary (Class 1–4), Middle (Class 5–7), and High School (Class 8 with IGCSE and SSC), plus a College option for A‑Levels. Curricula include Cambridge IGCSE, FBISE Matric/SSC, and Edexcel A‑Levels. Arabic is taught as a compulsory subject. The school runs a range of co‑curricular activities, including Soccer, Hiking, and Cricket, and emphasises STEM through robotics and related programs. EMS emphasizes a close‑knit, family‑like community and a student‑centered approach focused on values and inquiry.
Roots International Schools & Colleges operates a network of private schools in Pakistan, including two Lahore campuses. The group traces its origins to 1988, with Roots established in Rawalpindi; Lahore campus opening dates are not published on the site. The Lahore campuses offer a mix of Roots' international pathways—from Early Years through Higher Secondary—across Cambridge IGCSE/A-Level routes and RIPYP/RILSP programs. The network has facilities such as a state-of-the-art library and dedicated laboratories, and it supports language programs through its Roots Foreign Language Department (notably German and Chinese). English and Urdu are used in the core Cambridge/IPC curricula, and the group has MoUs and partnerships to broaden international access (e.g., Australian Curriculum). The campuses are positioned in central Lahore areas (Askari 11 and DHA Phase XII) to serve local and international families relocating to Lahore. The Roots network emphasises global pathways, partnerships, and a blended curriculum across its Lahore sites.
Learning Alliance's flagship DHA campus is located in Defence Housing Authority (DHA), Phase VIII, Lahore. The campus serves as the headquarters for the school's multiple campuses and offers classes from Playgroup to Class A II. Traditionally, students in Class I to VIII study the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) programme, progressing to Cambridge O Level and A Levels. Since 2013, the campus has expanded to include the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme (PYPI-MYPV). The school emphasizes a holistic approach to learning, combining strong academic programmes with co-curricular activities such as robotics, drama and music. Other campuses include Learning Alliance Gulberg (Junior School) and Aziz Avenue (Canal Bank Gulberg V). The Executive Principal is Anjum S. Ahmed. The school's programmes are delivered in English, with Urdu taught as a subject; CAIE I-VIII, O Level, A Level and IB pathways are offered.
Happy Home School O Level School Senior Campus, located in the central PECHS district of Karachi, offers a specialized environment for students in Classes IX through XI. The campus provides dual academic pathways, allowing students to choose between the Cambridge O Level curriculum or the Aga Khan University Examination Board (AKU-EB) stream, including the HSSC Part I (Intermediate) programme with Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical, and General Science groups. The Senior Campus is designed to support older students with targeted facilities, including dedicated science and computer laboratories, an art room, and an auditorium. Beyond the classroom, the school emphasizes practical skill development through distinctive programmes such as Financial Literacy workshops, Entrepreneurship sessions, and Model United Nations (MUN) training. Students also have access to career counselling services and a sports area, ensuring a supportive transition to higher education and future professional life.
Kingston College is a co-educational international school in Lahore located at 1-Upper Canal. The campus spans more than 20 acres and includes a 450,000 square foot covered area. Kingston College offers an international curriculum across four programmes: IB Primary Years Programme for younger students; Cambridge IGCSE/O-Levels; and Cambridge A-Levels; Matriculation (AKU-EB) is also referenced in admissions materials. The campus layout includes separate blocks for boys and girls after Grade 5, and facilities such as cricket and football fields, a temperature-controlled swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, an amphitheatre, and equestrian facilities. The school includes a French language programme and a broader foreign languages curriculum, reflecting its international orientation. A school transport service supports commuting students. Co-curricular opportunities include public speaking and other activities that complement academics. Kingston College emphasizes the development of 21st-century skills and global-minded citizenship through inquiry-based learning, leadership opportunities, and service. The student body is described as culturally diverse, with both local and international pupils. The principal is Mrs. Naila Farrukh.
TLT The Learning Tree is an English-language school in Karachi, Pakistan, offering education from Early Years through Secondary School. It opened in January 2000 as a small toddler program and has since grown into a Cambridge Associate School offering Cambridge Lower Secondary and Cambridge IGCSE programs. The school operates as an authorized Cambridge Professional Development Centre and provides development for staff. It currently enrols over 820 students from diverse backgrounds and employs more than 125 faculty, based in Karachi. The main language of instruction is English. The school also teaches additional languages as subjects, including French and German, and graduates demonstrate competence in English, Urdu, French, German. The curriculum spans Early Years, Primary School, and Secondary School. Extra-curricular offerings include drama, choir, art studios, and a range of co-curricular modules; sport is active through football, track and field, cricket. The school emphasizes respect, responsibility, honesty, and kindness and supports inclusive education.
Oakdale Campus is part of Roots International Schools & Colleges (RISC) and is located at B-20, The Mall Road, Wah Cantt. The campus forms part of the RIS network of campuses across Pakistan. Roots International offers a continuum of education from Early Years through Higher Secondary, including Early Years Programme, Primary Years Programme, Lower Secondary Programme, Secondary Certificate Programme (IGCSE/O-Levels/Matric), and Higher Secondary Programme (A-Levels/HSSC). The campus uses English as the language of instruction and provides language programs such as German and Chinese through the Roots Foreign Language Department. On-site facilities include a state-of-the-art library, science laboratories (Chemistry and Physics), and a football ground. The network supports student life through a variety of clubs and activities, including Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, and Cultural and Language clubs. RIS also emphasizes cross-campus activities and events across its campuses.
Future World School in Bahria Town Karachi operates as part of The Millennium Education Group, offering a full K-12 pathway. The Karachi campus is located at Precinct 1, Bahria Town, Karachi, Sindh, on Super Highway. The programme comprises The Millennium Early Years (Reception to Advanced Montessori), The Millennium Primary Years (Grades 1-5 with Edexcel iPrimary and IB PYP), The Millennium Middle Years (Grades 6-8 with Cambridge Checkpoints), The Millennium Upper Middle Years (IGCSE and Matriculation), and The Millennium College Years (GCSE/HSSC/Pre-U). Curricula include IB PYP, Cambridge Checkpoints, Cambridge IGCSE, and Pre-U options. Language offerings include Chinese and German as part of Language Programmes, alongside English and Urdu. Co-curriculars cover sports, arts, languages, and STEM through dedicated clubs and societies. The school emphasises digital literacy, global citizenship, and a holistic approach to development.
Beaconhouse School System Faisalabad is part of one of the largest private school networks in the world, founded in 1975. The school offers education from early years through university preparation with a 21st-century curriculum, holistic development approach and a strong track record of placements at Ivy League and Russell Group universities.
Links School Pre-School is a boutique early years institution located in the upscale Clifton neighborhood of Karachi, dedicated to providing a "home away from home" for young learners. Established in 1997, the school distinguishes itself with an exceptional 1:5 teacher-child ratio, ensuring highly personalized attention that fosters confidence and individual growth. The school follows a unique curriculum that blends Montessori methods with play-based learning, accredited by prestigious UK-based bodies such as the Early Years Alliance (EYA) and the Council of British International Schools (COBIS). The campus features purpose-built, state-of-the-art facilities designed to create a safe and stimulating environment, including specialized areas for expressive arts and physical development. A hallmark of Links Pre-School is its strong emphasis on the "Home-School Partnership," actively encouraging parents to participate in their child's settling-in process to ensure a smooth emotional transition. This nurturing, family-oriented approach makes it an ideal choice for parents seeking a supportive foundation for their child’s educational journey.
Springfield Public School and College in Rawalpindi, established in 1984 by Prof. M. Azhar Waheed, operates 7 campuses across the city. The school offers Pre-School through A Levels including IGCSE and O Levels, affiliated with Cambridge, University of London, British Council and Pearson.
Roots International Schools & Colleges operates a network of private schools in Pakistan, including two Lahore campuses. The group traces its origins to 1988, with Roots established in Rawalpindi; Lahore campus opening dates are not published on the site. The Lahore campuses offer a mix of Roots' international pathways—from Early Years through Higher Secondary—across Cambridge IGCSE/A-Level routes and RIPYP/RILSP programs. The network has facilities such as a state-of-the-art library and dedicated laboratories, and it supports language programs through its Roots Foreign Language Department (notably German and Chinese). English and Urdu are used in the core Cambridge/IPC curricula, and the group has MoUs and partnerships to broaden international access (e.g., Australian Curriculum). The campuses are positioned in central Lahore areas (Askari 11 and DHA Phase XII) to serve local and international families relocating to Lahore. The Roots network emphasises global pathways, partnerships, and a blended curriculum across its Lahore sites.
SZIA Islamabad offers an international education through a continuum of IB programmes — Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme — alongside Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel A Levels. The school provides Early Years Foundation, with instruction primarily in English. The community includes pupils from numerous nationalities and offers University & Career Counselling. The school emphasizes global engagement and cultural awareness through partnerships and initiatives, including Francophonie promotion and a strong focus on environmental sustainability. Notable programs and activities include STEM leadership initiatives, a spelling bee, and participation in international and regional educational networks. SZIA's ethos centers on developing global citizens who can contribute responsibly in a connected world; students explore languages, sciences, humanities, arts, and service projects. The campus supports inquiry-based learning, collaboration, and ICT integration, preparing graduates for higher education and diverse career paths in a rapidly changing world.
Founded in 1987 in the historic Old Clifton neighborhood of Karachi, The Lyceum offers the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) AS and A-Level curriculum. The school maintains a unique no-tuition-center policy to build self-reliance and responsibility in its students. The campus features a fully equipped Fabrication Laboratory as part of its STEM program, focusing on finding solutions to climate change challenges. The Lyceum provides extensive co-curricular opportunities through its societies. The Honors Society operates as a student-led academic support program where peers volunteer to tutor one another. Additionally, in 2010, the school became the first in Pakistan to join the Round Square network, enabling students to interact with peers globally through conferences, service projects, and adventure trips. Student life is also enriched by initiatives like LyTheatre, a Model United Nations team, and community service programs that integrate real-world internships and experiential learning into daily education.
Pak-Turk Maarif International Schools and Colleges Islamabad is part of a 25-campus network across 9 cities serving over 13,000 students. The school offers national, Cambridge IGCSE, A Levels and BTEC pathways with Turkish language integration and values-driven education as a Pakistan-Turkey bilateral initiative.
The Peace Attitude Schools Wah Cantt (TPAS) is an IB World School located near AWC Colony Haripur Hazara Road in Aurora Knowledge Park, Wah Cantt. The Early Childhood Center (ECC) and Elementary School (ES) operate under the IB Primary Years Programme, while Grades 6–10 follow a Federal Board program. The campus is a multi-level site in Wah Cantt's Aurora Knowledge Park area, serving a co-educational day cohort. The Principal is Hina Javed, with Saira Bano identified as founder and PYP coordinator. Typical class sizes listed for ECC/ES and secondary levels are around 30 students, and the annual fee for these programs is shown as PKR 6,000. TPAS emphasizes inquiry-based learning, intercultural understanding, and service with opportunities for student leadership. The school also notes a Phoenix mascot and community-engagement elements such as Silver Fridays. Curricula include IB PYP and Federal Board, with Chinese language introduced in the next academic year. Open parent involvement is encouraged through an open-door approach.
The SICAS Johar Town campus delivers education from early years through pre‑university levels. It offers Cambridge O Level and Cambridge A Level programs. In Grades 1–8, the curriculum includes English, Urdu, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, Art, Physical Education, Library, ICT, and Global Perspectives. O Level compulsory subjects include English Language, Global Perspectives, Islamiyat, Mathematics (Syllabus D), Pakistan Studies, and Urdu (Syllabus A), with electives such as English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Business Studies, Economics, and Physics. A Level subjects include Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Economics, English Language, Further Mathematics, Law, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, and related options. The campus is led by Principal Nuzhat Khan and is located at 12/13 C Block K, Main Boulevard, Gulberg II, Lahore. A broad co‑curricular program supports student growth, with clubs and societies including the SICAS Debating Society, Model United Nations, Literary and Poetry Society, Music Club, Dramatics Club, Irtiqa, YES, Media Society, STEM Club, Math Club, Graphic Design Club, and Chess Club. Notable athletic and arts achievements accompany this program, helping foster well‑rounded, globally aware learners.
Roots IVY International School Rawalpindi is part of Roots School System, which originated with the establishment of Roots School System in Rawalpindi in April 1988. The Riverview Campus is located on Main GT Road, Rawalpindi, beside Toyota Rawalpindi Motors; the Head Office is in Wallayat Homes, Chaklala Scheme III, Rawalpindi. The school teaches in English and places emphasis on Urdu and Islamiat within its curriculum. Roots IVY offers a progression from early years through International Primary Program, Lower Secondary, and international qualifications such as IGCSE/O Levels and AS/A Levels. The IGCSE/O Levels curriculum includes Cambridge and EdExcel UK qualifications across a broad range of subjects. The school supports co-curriculars and a variety of clubs, including a Science Society, Robotics Club, Book Club, Environment Club, Language Clubs, and a Math Club. Drama, art, debates, puppetry and project work are integrated into learning, with field trips and a house system supplementing classroom activities. Roots IVY also emphasizes an exposure-expansion-exploration approach to learning.
Aitchison College is a three-school campus (Junior School, Prep School and Senior School) for boys. It operates as a Cambridge-accredited school with day and boarding options and offers a broad program across three divisions on a single 200-acre Lahore campus. The current Principal is Dr. S. M. Turab Hussain.
Happy Home School (HHS) Clifton Campus offers a structured and engaging educational environment for students from Pre-Nursery through to O Levels and the AKU-EB Matriculation stream. Established in 1990, the campus is known for its "Holistic Education Model," which integrates rigorous academics with a strong emphasis on character building and co-curricular participation. The school features dedicated facilities including science and computer laboratories, a library, an art room, and a spacious playground that supports its active sports programme. Distinctive to HHS is its focus on developing future-ready skills through specialized initiatives like the "Leader in Me" programme, which fosters leadership and accountability, and a robust Scrabble club that has produced international champions. Students also benefit from the "CLOVER" reading programme and a unique Internship Programme for alumni. With a commitment to inclusivity, the school actively partners with organizations like Special Olympics Pakistan to promote social responsibility among its student body.
The City School Multan Campus is part of The City School network, established in 1978 in Karachi. The Multan campus operates in the Central Region at Northern bypass near Wapda Town Phase 2, Multan, offering education from early years through A Level and Pakistani Matriculation (PG - A Level & Matric). Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) is a key partner, and the campus provides CAIE pathways alongside Matriculation. The network uses a knowledge- and skills-based curriculum derived from the UK national framework, guiding students from Nursery to Cambridge Examinations, including IGCSE, O Level, and A Levels. English is the language of instruction across all levels. The campus supports a broad menu of co-curricular activities; student-led clubs and societies include drama, poetry, public speaking, dance, and life skills, with leadership and service opportunities through Youth Leadership Programmes. The school emphasizes ICT integration and offers courses across Cambridge IGCSE and A Level pathways while maintaining a strong focus on holistic development.
Trinity School Lahore is a private, day school in Lahore located in Johar Town, Phase 2 at 662 Abdul Haque Rd. The school offers three distinct academic pathways: the International Baccalaureate (IB) for the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme; Cambridge O and A Levels; and the American High School Diploma. The foundation stone of Trinity School was laid in 1992, and it is authorised as an IB World School to offer the Diploma Programme, with candidacy for PYP and MYP. The medium of instruction is English and Urdu. DP subjects include English Language and Literature, Urdu Literature, English B, and French Ab initio, among others. The school serves students from age 3 to 19 in a co-educational, day-school format. Notable cocurricular offerings include the Dramatics Society, a regional spelling bee, and a school debating championship, alongside sport, literary events, and sustainability initiatives.
Pak-Turk Maarif International Schools Peshawar is part of a 25-campus network across 9 cities in Pakistan serving 13,000+ students. It offers national, Cambridge IGCSE, A Levels and BTEC pathways with Turkish language integration and values-driven education.
Happy Home School (HHS) O Level Society Campus, established in 1985, offers a dedicated Cambridge curriculum stream for students from Class III to Class VIII. Located in the central Modern Housing Society of Karachi, this purpose-built campus is designed to bridge the primary and middle years with a focus on holistic student development. The facility features specialized resources, including fully equipped science and computer laboratories, an art room, and an auditorium for school events. Beyond the classroom, HHS distinguishes itself with a robust co-curricular program that integrates traditional values with modern skills. The school is particularly noted for its diverse club offerings, such as the Robotics Club and the German Language Club, which allow students to explore technical and linguistic interests early on. With a strong emphasis on "Knowledge is Power," the campus provides a nurturing environment where Quranic studies and congregational prayers are woven into the daily routine alongside academic pursuits.
Happy Home School North Campus, established in 2019, is a modern branch of the distinguished HHS School System located in the residential hub of North Nazimabad, Karachi. The campus offers a continuity of the Cambridge curriculum, ranging from Early Years through to O Levels (Class IX), ensuring a structured international educational pathway. The school is defined by its Holistic Education Model, which rigorously balances academic development with ethical and spiritual growth; this includes the unique integration of Quranic Studies and compulsory congregational Zuhr prayers for Muslim students within the school day. The purpose-built campus features essential facilities such as a library, computer lab, and a dedicated play area to support interactive learning. Students are also encouraged to engage in a variety of co-curricular pursuits, including robotics and community service, fostering well-rounded individuals prepared for future challenges.
Roots International Schools Faisalabad is part of a 9-campus network across Pakistan serving over 20,000 students. Founded in 1988, it offers national and Cambridge qualifications with a strong STEM focus, robotics partnership, and proven track record at international universities.
Established in 1997, The Links School is a co-educational institution located in Clifton, Karachi, offering a continuous educational pathway from Pre-school through to Secondary School. The school’s mission focuses on empowering students to achieve their greatest potential through a structured academic program that culminates in O-Level qualifications. The campus is divided into dedicated sections for Pre-school, Primary, and Secondary students, ensuring age-appropriate learning environments. Beyond the classroom, The Links School places a strong emphasis on holistic development, offering a range of "Beyond Academics" initiatives, including student enrichment programs, extra-curricular activities, and regular school events. The school values its community, actively engaging parents and alumni in the educational journey. With a commitment to shaping futures and inspiring success, The Links School provides a supportive and dynamic setting for students to thrive academically and socially.
The Lyceum opened in 1987 and is located in Karachi's Old Clifton neighbourhood, in a historic building that supports a warm, close-knit school community. The school offers a two-year Cambridge Assessment International Examinations (CAIE) program for A-Levels, with subjects including Accounting, Art and Design, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, History, English General, English Language, English Literature, Further Mathematics, Global Perspectives and Research, Law, Mathematics, Politics, Physics, Psychology, Sociology and Urdu. Instruction is conducted in English. The Lyceum has a track record of CAIE results and high achiever recognition across decades, and provides mentoring, college counselling and university placement support. The school emphasises experiential learning through a strong co-curricular program and has been a Round Square member since 2010, reflecting its commitment to global citizenship and service. It also hosts a fully equipped STEM programme with a fabrication lab (Lyceum STEM Programme) and a range of student societies such as LySias (journalism), LyTheatre (theatre) and LyTech (technology).
Beaconhouse Wah Cantt Campus offers four programmes: Early Years Programme, Middle School Programme, Primary Years Programme, and Secondary School Programme. The campus is located on Gudwal Road, Main Shadman, Town Stop, Wah Cantt, in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The School Head is Rubina Shoaib. The campus provides contact details: Wah Cantt Campus, Gudwal Road, Main Shadman, Town Stop, Wah Cantt, Punjab, Pakistan; telephone numbers 051-4540980 and 051-4512041; email 361.saas@bh.edu.pk. The Wah Cantt Campus is part of the Beaconhouse network and serves students from early years through secondary school. It is identified on the page by a contact address and a four-programme lineup, which covers the full range from Early Years to Secondary education. The page does not publish a specific opening year, tuition fees, typical class sizes, total pupil numbers, or nationality mix. It also does not state the language of instruction or the languages taught as subjects. For prospective families relocating, the page provides essential contact details to inquire about admissions, age ranges, and transport arrangements.
Beaconhouse School System Peshawar is part of one of the largest private school networks in the world, founded in 1975. The school provides education from early years through university preparation with 21st-century approaches, holistic development and strong university placement records.
Lahore Grammar School Multan is a branch of the renowned Lahore Grammar School network, offering British and Pakistani curricula. The school provides English-medium education in Multan.
The City School Wah Jr Campus is part of The City School network in the Northern Region. It is located on Gadwal Road near M and M Pharmacy in Wah Cantt and serves pupils from Playgroup (2.5+ years) to Class 7. The City School was established in Karachi in 1978 and operates a curriculum guided by the UK national framework that leads to Cambridge International Examinations (CAIE). Across The City School network, the curriculum includes CAIE pathways and a broad offering of courses, with more than 120 courses available each year and a low student–teacher ratio emphasized in the curriculum philosophy. The Wah Cantt campus maintains Cambridge Assessment International Education affiliation and operates within a values framework that includes Peace, Respect, Love, and Tolerance, with ICT-enabled learning as a component of its approach to developing students' learning and problem-solving skills.
Headstart Kuri Campus is part of Headstart School's Islamabad network and offers education from Playgroup (early years) through High School. The campus teaches in English and follows both the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum and Cambridge programs, with IB PYP/MYP/DP and Cambridge IGCSE/AS & A Levels available. Facilities include dedicated science, nutrition, and computer labs, robotics, and design spaces, plus an art room, auditorium, lecture hall, outdoor amphitheater, a nurseries/farm, and various sports facilities such as football, basketball, tennis and volleyball. The campus emphasizes inquiry-based learning and global perspectives within a locally relevant framework. The principal is Ms Qasim. The school notes that it has been operating for over 32 years as of 2025, reflecting a long-standing presence in Islamabad's international-education sector. The location is in the Kuri area of Islamabad, with the campus identified as Street 1-A, Kuri. Admissions contact is admissions.kuri@headstart.edu.pk.
Froebel's Wah Cantt is part of Froebel's International School, a network that provides education from early years through A Levels. The Wah Cantt campus teaches in English, with Urdu taught as a subject. The curriculum includes Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and Cambridge International Examinations for A Levels, with Lower Secondary bridging to IGCSE and Upper Secondary through Edexcel and Cambridge boards. The Early Years framework includes IEYC for international early childhood learning. The campus serves Playgroup through Lower Secondary, and leadership and student engagement are promoted through programmes such as the Student Council and HOPE society, alongside field trips and competitions. Transportation may be arranged through independent providers where available; details are obtained from the campus Business Office. Froebel's is a day school; boarding is not offered. Admission age starts at 3 and extends to 18 via progression to A Levels.
Roots International School and College Lahore is part of a 9-campus network serving over 20,000 students across Pakistan. Founded in 1988, it offers national and Cambridge qualifications with STEM focus, robotics and strong international university placements.
The Educational World’s North Nazimabad campus delivers a structured progression from the Montessori method for early learners (ages 2.5 to 5) to the Cambridge curriculum starting in Class 1. The campus features designated classrooms, science laboratories, and library spaces. A core component of the primary curriculum is the Hands-On Science program, which emphasizes practical experiments to build problem-solving skills. Students also participate in integrated Coding and Technology classes designed to teach digital literacy. In the secondary tiers, the curriculum incorporates Collaborative Projects to develop communication and teamwork. Additionally, the school runs a dedicated Debate and Public Speaking initiative, allowing students to practice articulation and build confidence in front of audiences. Founded by Syed Shoeb Hyder in 1985, the institution focuses on continuous progression through primary and secondary education with specific attention to digital skills and practical sciences.
The Avicenna School - Clifton Co-ed Campus, established in 1996, serves students from 18 months through O' Levels. Located in Karachi's Clifton neighborhood, the campus delivers the Cambridge curriculum alongside a foundational Montessori program called Avicenna Aspirations. Young learners engage in hands-on discovery, while primary and middle school students study core subjects along with Arabic, taught from Grade I to VI as part of a targeted skills development program. The school features specific facilities including a library, an audio-visual room, and a computer lab to support daily instruction. Students regularly participate in physical activities like Taekwondo, as well as creative outlets such as pottery and music. A distinctive feature of the Clifton campus is its dedicated in-house life coach, providing confidential counseling to support the emotional and psychological needs of middle and senior school students, alongside a formal remedial program for individualized learning assistance.
Bloomfield Hall Multan Cantt is part of Bloomfield Hall, a nationwide network established in 1984 to provide British-style education in Pakistan. The Multan Cantt campuses serve children from preschool through A Level across four campuses: Toddlers Campus (2510/2- Aibek Road, Off Abdali Road); Askari Bypass Campus (Pre-School to Class 8); Abdali Campus (Class 1 to Lower Form III); and the O&A Level Campus (Upper Form III to A Level) on 11/9 Qaswar Gardezi Road. The group follows the Cambridge International Examinations framework, offering O Level and A Level. The language of instruction is English, with English and Urdu taught from the early years and Urdu continuing as a core subject at higher levels. The campuses include online learning via Microsoft Teams, a library, science and IT laboratories, and electricity backup. Career counselling, regular assessments, and a range of extracurricular activities—such as bilingual declamation contests, photography competitions, and community service—complement the academic program. The Abdali Campus sits in Multan Cantt, a southwest area of the city near Abdali Colony.
Happy Home School’s O Level Gulshan Campus offers a welcoming and modern educational environment in the heart of Karachi’s East district. Established in 2018 as a purpose-built facility, the campus is designed to support the school’s signature "Holistic Education Model," which emphasizes a healthy balance between rigorous academics and personal growth. Students follow the Cambridge pathway from Pre-Nursery through to O Levels, benefiting from state-of-the-art resources including specialized science and computer laboratories, an auditorium, and dedicated art rooms. The school distinguishes itself with a robust co-curricular program that goes beyond standard offerings. Unique student clubs—ranging from Robotics and German Language to Scrabble and Gardening—provide distinctive opportunities for skill development and creative expression. Deeply rooted in the community, the campus also integrates values-based learning, such as compulsory congregational prayers for Muslim students, ensuring a well-rounded experience that respects both modern educational standards and local traditions.
Happy Home School Johar Campus, established in 2024, is a modern, purpose-built facility located in the vibrant community of Gulistan-e-Johar, Karachi. As the newest addition to the HHS School System, it offers the Cambridge "O Level Stream" curriculum, serving students from Pre-Nursery through to Class IX. The campus is designed to support the school's "Holistic Education Model," featuring dedicated science and computer labs, a library, and specialized art rooms. Beyond the classroom, the school distinguishes itself with a robust co-curricular program that includes unique offerings such as a robotics club, German language classes, and gardening. Emphasizing character development, the curriculum integrates Quranic Studies from the early years, with congregational prayers organized for secondary students. This blend of structured academics and diverse extracurricular activities provides a nurturing environment for students to develop essential skills and interests.
Roots International School and College Islamabad is the flagship campus serving over 20,000 students across 9 campuses. Founded in 1988, it offers national and Cambridge qualifications with STEM focus, robotics partnerships, and international university placements.
L'école Mondiale is a co-educational, day school in Johar Town, Lahore, offering IB Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme alongside Cambridge IGCSE, and an Islamic tarbiyah framework. The Hifz program supports Quran memorisation with Tajweed, while the campus provides large, well-lit classrooms, science, computer and robotics labs, and an Abundantly stocked library. Facilities include a serviced cafeteria, a wading pool for early years, an indoor swimming pool, a rope and adventure play area, a small athletics area and sports courts. English and Urdu are used to teach core subjects, with cross‑curricular links that connect learning to real life. The school emphasises ethical development and Islamic values, inviting inquiry, critical thinking, and global citizenship through field trips, visiting experts, technology, and a rich co‑curricular program. Led by the Executive Director, a committed team focuses on safety, wellbeing, and personalised support for learners. Enrollment begins for ages 2 through Grade 6.
The Gandhara Campus is a Roots International Schools & Colleges day campus located on Main GT Road in the Kohistan Enclave, Wah Cantt. It operates as part of the Roots International network, which has been established since 1988 and runs multiple campuses across Pakistan. The campus offers education from early years through higher secondary and follows the Roots qualifications framework, including Early Years Programme, Primary Years Programme, Lower Secondary Programme, and Secondary Certificate Programme (IGCSE/O-Levels/Matric), with AS and A Levels available at higher secondary. The curriculum aligns with Cambridge examination pathways (IGCSE and AS/A Levels). Admissions indicate entry across primary to AS/A Levels. The campus contact details for Wah Cantt are listed as 051-4926215/4926219, with a local WhatsApp number 0300-5014828. This information helps relocating families understand the campus location, potential academic pathways, and how to initiate the admissions process.
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