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The Avicenna School - Clifton Co-ed Campus, established in 1996, serves students from 18 months through O' Levels. Located in Karachi's Clifton neighborhood, the campus delivers the Cambridge curriculum alongside a foundational Montessori program called Avicenna Aspirations. Young learners engage in hands-on discovery, while primary and middle school students study core subjects along with Arabic, taught from Grade I to VI as part of a targeted skills development program. The school features specific facilities including a library, an audio-visual room, and a computer lab to support daily instruction. Students regularly participate in physical activities like Taekwondo, as well as creative outlets such as pottery and music. A distinctive feature of the Clifton campus is its dedicated in-house life coach, providing confidential counseling to support the emotional and psychological needs of middle and senior school students, alongside a formal remedial program for individualized learning assistance.
Aitchison College is a three-school campus (Junior School, Prep School and Senior School) for boys. It operates as a Cambridge-accredited school with day and boarding options and offers a broad program across three divisions on a single 200-acre Lahore campus. The current Principal is Dr. S. M. Turab Hussain.
British Overseas School (BOS) in Karachi was founded in 1958 as a non-profit institution for the children of expatriates. It relocated to purpose-built facilities in Karachi's Defence Housing Authority (DHA) and, in 2000, began admitting local families while maintaining its British ethos. By 2004 BOS introduced secondary education, becoming the only school in Karachi offering a British curriculum from pre-school to IGCSE, with the secondary school moving to new facilities in 2005 to support growth. BOS is accredited as a British Schools Overseas (BSO) school and is an Edexcel member delivering IGCSEs. English is the medium of instruction, and BOS offers modern foreign languages: Urdu, French and Mandarin Chinese (French is compulsory in some stages and IGCSE options exist). The campus is in Phase 7 of DHA, at 7/8, 14 Lane, Khayaban-e-Hilal. The school describes itself as small with a family feel and operates a Duke of Edinburgh Award, international trips, and Round Square membership that broadens opportunities beyond the classroom.
L'école Mondiale is a co-educational, day school in Johar Town, Lahore, offering IB Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme alongside Cambridge IGCSE, and an Islamic tarbiyah framework. The Hifz program supports Quran memorisation with Tajweed, while the campus provides large, well-lit classrooms, science, computer and robotics labs, and an Abundantly stocked library. Facilities include a serviced cafeteria, a wading pool for early years, an indoor swimming pool, a rope and adventure play area, a small athletics area and sports courts. English and Urdu are used to teach core subjects, with cross‑curricular links that connect learning to real life. The school emphasises ethical development and Islamic values, inviting inquiry, critical thinking, and global citizenship through field trips, visiting experts, technology, and a rich co‑curricular program. Led by the Executive Director, a committed team focuses on safety, wellbeing, and personalised support for learners. Enrollment begins for ages 2 through Grade 6.
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