Curriculum and subject areas
What is taught at each stage, from the early years through Matriculation.
Early years and primary
The early years concentrate on reading, writing, spoken language and number. Children are taught Urdu and English literacy in parallel, with Nazra Quran introduced from the beginning so that correct pronunciation is established early. Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies, Islamiat and basic computer awareness complete the primary programme.
Middle school (Classes 6 to 8)
Subjects become distinct and subject-specialist teachers take over. The middle-school programme covers English, Urdu, Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies / Pakistan Studies, Islamiat, Computer Studies and Arabic, alongside the continuing Quran programme.
This is also the stage at which study habits are formed deliberately: note-taking, homework discipline, and preparation for the longer assessment cycle ahead.
Secondary (Classes 9 and 10, Matriculation)
Students prepare for the Board examination. Compulsory subjects are English, Urdu, Islamiat, Pakistan Studies and Mathematics, with the elective group taken according to the campus offering and the student's own aptitude.
Practical work in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science follows the Board practical syllabus and is conducted in the campus laboratories.
Books and materials
Textbooks follow the prescribed list for each class and session. The current book list is published in the Downloads Centre before each academic year begins.