An initiative of Al-Badr Education Trust · Since 1989
Al-Badr Schools, Gujranwala
An initiative of Al-Badr Education Trust. Three campuses where the Quran, the national curriculum and character formation are taught with equal seriousness.
An initiative of Al-Badr Education Trust · Since 1989
Our purpose
We believe a Muslim child should be equally at home in the Quran and in the laboratory. Every programme we run is built on that conviction.
An initiative of Al-Badr Education Trust · Since 1989
Al-Badr Education Trust
Founded in 1989 with a sense of responsibility toward education and society, the Trust today operates schools that prepare students for both this world and the next.
Al-Badr Schools was established in Gujranwala in 1989 by Al-Badr Education Trust, with a conviction that a Muslim child should be equally at home in the Quran and in the laboratory.
Across three campuses we teach a full national curriculum alongside Quran, Islamic Studies and character development, so that our students leave us grounded in their faith and fully equipped for higher education and professional life.
To provide education that unites Islamic character with modern knowledge, technology and skills.
A generation of principled, capable leaders who serve their families, their nation and the Ummah.
Six commitments that shape every classroom across our campuses.
Quran, Islamic Studies and Seerah are taught with the same seriousness as any examined subject.
Subject-trained teachers, supported by continuous professional development and classroom observation.
A structured assessment cycle with phase tests, terminal examinations and documented remedial support.
Adab, honesty, punctuality and respect are monitored and reported alongside academic results.
Computer literacy, science practicals and research habits prepared for higher education.
Naat, qiraat, speech, sports and annual prize distribution give every student a stage.
From the earliest years through Matriculation, each stage has its own aims, subjects and assessment pattern.
A settled, structured start: spoken language, letters and numbers, Nazra Quran, and the routines that make school feel safe rather than strange.
Subject specialists take over, study habits are formed deliberately, and students are prepared for the demands of the secondary programme.
Board examination preparation with full practical work, a structured revision programme and individual tracking of every student.
Nazra Quran, Islamiat, Seerah and daily practice - timetabled every day and examined like any other subject.
Computer literacy, science practicals, speech and debate, sports and the co-curricular life that gives every student a stage.
Each campus has its own principal, timings, contact numbers and news. Choose a campus to see everything about it.
The Asad Colony campus is where Al-Badr Schools began. It offers a complete girls education from the primary years through Matriculation, alongside a structured Quran and Islamic Studies programme.
The Zaheer Colony campus offers girls education from the primary years to Matriculation, with the same curriculum, assessment cycle and Islamic Studies programme used across Al-Badr Schools.
The Usman Colony campus is a primary school focused on the earliest and most formative years: reading, numeracy, Quran with correct pronunciation, and the habits that make later schooling possible.
Students from across our campuses were recognised for academic performance, Quran recitation, sports and attendance at the annual prize distribution ceremony in Gujranwala.
The phase test schedule has been issued to all campuses. Phase tests are short, regular assessments covering recently taught topics.
Students from the middle and secondary classes took part in the campus qiraat and naat competition, judged on pronunciation, memory and composure.
The annual ceremony recognising academic achievement, Quran recitation, sports, attendance and conduct across all Al-Badr Schools campuses.
Awards were presented across academic performance, Quran recitation, sports, attendance and conduct at the annual prize distribution ceremony, in the presence of parents and members of the Board of Trustees.
Students of the middle and secondary classes were recognised for Quran recitation and naat, judged on pronunciation and tajweed, accuracy of memory and composure in delivery.
Inter-class competitions were held across the campus activity area, with awards presented at the closing session in the presence of parents.
Send an online enquiry and our admissions team will guide you through eligibility, the entry test and the documents you need.
The Directorate at Asad Colony is our administrative Head Office. For campus-specific matters, please contact the campus directly.
