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AGES 6–10 · CLASS I–V

Primary Level

LEARN • QUESTION • CREATE

Strong academic foundations enriched by financial literacy, digital skills and real responsibility for the garden beds and the classroom market.

THE FOUR CORE PILLARS AT THIS LEVEL
01

Islamic Character Development

QURANIC MORAL STORIES & SEERAH
  • Quranic moral stories
  • Seerah examples
  • Role-play of ethical situations
  • Classroom responsibilities
  • Building honesty (Amanah)
  • Developing empathy
02

Entrepreneurship Education

FINANCIAL LITERACY
  • Budget games
  • Mini classroom markets
  • Team projects
  • Saving and spending concepts
  • Solution-focused thinking
03

Skills Education

FOUNDATIONAL ACADEMIC & DIGITAL SKILLS
  • Creative writing
  • Teamwork
  • Presentations
  • Analytical activities
  • Safe and confident digital use
04

Farm Education

LIFE CYCLES & GARDENING
  • Managing garden beds
  • Plant and animal life cycle observation
  • Crop harvesting
  • Nutrition and where food comes from
STAGE 01 Early Years AGES 3–5 · PRE-SCHOOL STAGE 02 Primary Level AGES 6–10 · CLASS I–V STAGE 03 Middle School AGES 11–13 · CLASS VI–VIII STAGE 04 O Level AGES 14–16 · CAMBRIDGE

Registrations for Primary Level are open for the 2026–2027 session.

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION · 01

Islamic Values & Spiritual Character

Islamic principles, moral reasoning, respect and community service woven into daily student life at every age.

Early Years

AGES 3–5
  • Daily duas and their meanings
  • Etiquettes of speech (Adab)
  • Moral storytelling
  • Basic Islamic manners

Primary & Middle School

CLASS I–VIII
  • Seerah workshops
  • Understanding Quranic ethics
  • Daily congregational prayer etiquette
  • Community charity drives

O / A Levels

CAMBRIDGE YEARS
  • Applied Islamic ethics in modern leadership
  • Moral reasoning in global debate
  • Community mentorship roles

Want to see this in practice? Come and spend a morning on campus with us.

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION · 02

Life at the Farm

Outdoor and environmental learning: hands-on animal care, growing food and real responsibility for living things.

Early Years

AGES 3–5
  • Feeding and observing rabbits and parrots
  • Tactile soil and sensory play
  • Naming and caring for animals

Primary & Middle School

CLASS I–VIII
  • Gardening and plant life cycles
  • Weekly responsibility schedules
  • Maths through animal counting and feed quantities

O / A Levels

CAMBRIDGE YEARS
  • Agricultural science
  • Ecology and biodiversity projects
  • Campus sustainability management

Want to see this in practice? Come and spend a morning on campus with us.

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION · 03

Think Well Market & Entrepreneurship

A student-run marketplace where enterprise is learned by doing: pricing, budgeting, selling and reinvesting.

Early Years

AGES 3–5
  • Roleplay market stalls
  • Counting pretend currency
  • Sharing and fair trade

Primary & Middle School

CLASS I–VIII
  • Real-world budgeting
  • Planning product pricing
  • Running actual market stalls
  • Basic profit and loss concepts

O / A Levels

CAMBRIDGE YEARS
  • Business plan execution
  • Marketing and brand building
  • Running campus ventures
  • Allocating profits to social impact projects

Want to see this in practice? Come and spend a morning on campus with us.

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION · 04

AI, Robotics & Future Skills

Digital literacy and computational thinking, introduced progressively and taught with hardware in hand.

Early Years

AGES 3–5
  • Screen-light logic games and sequencing
  • Cause-and-effect play with simple machines

Primary & Middle School

CLASS I–VIII
  • Digital literacy and safe use
  • Block coding into text coding
  • Hands-on robotics builds
  • Age-appropriate AI exposure

O / A Levels

CAMBRIDGE YEARS
  • Computer science pathway
  • Applied AI projects and prompt literacy
  • Robotics competitions and engineering design

Want to see this in practice? Come and spend a morning on campus with us.

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION · 05

Sport & Physical Leadership

Structured sport for discipline, fitness, resilience and the everyday leadership that team play demands.

Early Years

AGES 3–5
  • Gross motor skill development
  • Cooperative games and turn-taking

Primary & Middle School

CLASS I–VIII
  • Inter-house competitive sport
  • Physical discipline and routine
  • Teamwork and fair play

O / A Levels

CAMBRIDGE YEARS
  • Team captaincy and coaching juniors
  • Resilience and performance training
  • Organising school tournaments

Want to see this in practice? Come and spend a morning on campus with us.

ONLINE REGISTRATION · 2026–2027

Registration & Assessment Enquiry

Registration fee Rs. 5,000/– (non-refundable)

CHILD’S INFORMATION
PARENT / GUARDIAN INFORMATION
REGISTRATION & ASSESSMENT
  • The registration fee is Rs. 5,000/– and is non-refundable.
  • Once the child is registered, parents are given an interview and assessment date.
  • The assessment helps the school determine the child’s readiness for admission.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED ON THE DAY OF INTERVIEW
  • Copy of CNIC of both parents
  • B-Form of the child
  • Vaccination card
  • Previous school report

Submitting this enquiry does not confirm a place — our admissions office will contact you to schedule the interview.

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Our admissions team will contact you within two working days to arrange the interview and readiness assessment.