Early yearsPlaygroup
A gentle first year of school: play, stories, songs and learning to be part of a group.
- 1 year
- Age 2.5 to 3.5
- Morning

Admissions open for 2027
A co-educational school from Playgroup to Matric, with small classes, busy labs and a lot of reading.
Early yearsA gentle first year of school: play, stories, songs and learning to be part of a group.
Early yearsPhonics, early writing and numbers, with lots of hands-on learning and outdoor time.
PrimaryStrong reading, writing and maths, with science, computers and art every week.
MiddleSubject teachers, lab work and projects that build independence before board classes.
MatricBoard syllabus with biology or computer science, regular tests and practical exams.
PrimaryHomework help and extra reading for students who need more time with a teacher.
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Teachers know every child by name and by how they learn.
Science and computer labs from Class 4, not just in exam year.
Guarded gates, CCTV and a nurse on duty all day.
Monthly reports and a teacher who replies on WhatsApp.
Event
Inter-house debate for Class 6 to 10.
Event
Races, relays and house competitions on the main ground. Parents are welcome.
Event
Students from Class 4 to 9 present their projects to parents and guests.
Notice
Tests for Class 1 to 9 will be held on two Saturdays in November. Registration closes a week before.
“The teachers noticed our son was struggling with reading before we did, and fixed it within a term.”
“Clean campus, kind staff and homework that makes sense. That is all we wanted.”
Main admissions open in October for the session starting in April. Limited mid-year seats are sometimes available; ask the office.
From Class 1 upwards there is a short test in English, Urdu and Maths. For early years, children join a short play session.
Fees depend on the class and include tuition and annual charges. Contact the admissions office for the current fee schedule. Sibling discounts are available.
Yes, school vans cover several routes. Seats are limited and given on a first-come basis.
We keep classes to around 25 to 30 students, with an assistant in early years.