Curriculum

A structured, values-based curriculum that grows with every student from Play Group through College.

A Curriculum Built for Every Stage

Our curriculum blends Pakistan's national academic standards with strong Islamic values, structured so every student builds on what they learned the year before. From Play Group through College, teaching stays hands-on and age-appropriate, with FBISE-aligned syllabi guiding Secondary and Intermediate classes.

Subject teams work together across grades so a student's learning in English, Mathematics, Science, and Islamic Studies reinforces itself year over year, not just within a single term.

Core Subject Areas

What every student studies as they move through the campus.

Science

Physics, Chemistry, and Biology taught with hands-on lab work from Middle School onward.

Mathematics

Building numerical fluency from foundational arithmetic through Intermediate-level Mathematics.

Islamic Studies

Quran, Hadith, and Islamiyat woven into everyday learning, not confined to a single period.

English

Reading, writing, and communication skills built and tested at every grade level.

Computer Studies

Digital literacy and computing fundamentals introduced from Middle School.

Co-Curricular Activities

Sports, debates, and clubs that build teamwork and leadership beyond the classroom.

Subjects by Wing

Core subjects build in depth and specialization as students move from Play Group through College:

WingGradesCore Subjects
Play GroupAges 3-4Early literacy, numeracy, and Islamic values through guided play
PrimaryGrades 1-5English, Urdu, Mathematics, Science, Islamiyat, Social Studies
MiddleGrades 6-8English, Urdu, Mathematics, Science, Islamiyat, Computer Studies, Social Studies
High SchoolGrades 9-10Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Computer Science, Mathematics, English, Urdu, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies
CollegeGrades 11-12Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, or Commerce group subjects per the FBISE syllabus

Curriculum Questions

What is the medium of instruction?

Classes are taught in English, with Urdu and Islamiyat taught per the national curriculum requirements.

Are textbooks provided or purchased separately?

A book list is issued at the start of each session, and books are available through the campus bookshop.

Is homework given at every grade level?

Yes, age-appropriate homework begins in Primary and increases gradually through Secondary and College.

What co-curricular activities are offered?

Sports, debates, science fairs, and Islamic knowledge competitions run throughout the academic year.

Want to See How This Fits Your Child's Grade?

Explore our grade-wise academic programs, from Play Group through College.

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