Early Years
A settled, structured start: spoken language, letters and numbers, Nazra Quran, and the routines that make school feel safe rather than strange.
The national curriculum, taught alongside Quran and Islamic Studies
Al-Badr Schools follows the national curriculum of Pakistan through to Matriculation, taught alongside a daily programme of Quran, Islamic Studies and Seerah. The academic structure is common across our campuses; where a campus differs — because it is a primary school, or because of its timings — the difference is stated on that campus page.
The pages below set out how we teach, what we assess and how the school year is organised.
Each stage has its own aims, subject list 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.
The pages below set out our curriculum, methodology, Islamic Studies programme, assessment cycle and school calendar.
Our two high school campuses run the full programme to Matriculation. The primary campus runs Nursery to Class 5. Timings differ by campus and are published on each campus page.
| Campus | Type | Classes offered |
|---|---|---|
| Asad Colony | Girls High School | Nursery to Matric (Class 10) |
| Zaheer Colony | Girls High School | Nursery to Matric (Class 10) |
| Usman Colony | Primary School | Nursery to Class 5 |
Send an online enquiry and our admissions team will guide you through eligibility, the entry test and the documents you need.