Pakistan Islamia Higher Secondary School

The school is committed to providing equitable, high-quality education within a safe, secure, and culturally rich environment. Its mission focuses on promoting national identity, Islamic values, tolerance, and respect for other cultures, while striving to provide global competencies at an accessible fee structure.

The school follows the Pakistani curriculum as prescribed by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE). The academic structure includes Kindergarten, Primary, Middle, and Higher Secondary levels, with a double-shift system currently in operation. Higher Secondary students (classes XI-XII) can choose from Science (Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, or General Science), Commerce, or Arts streams.

The school recently received a “Good” rating in its latest inspection. It aims to prepare students for future societal demands by fostering social, emotional, intellectual, and physical growth, ultimately equipping them to become productive and responsible citizens.

The school maintains an Inclusion Room and has established policies regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) and student wellbeing. A dedicated infirmary provides isolation facilities, and the school implements child counseling services to support student health and emotional development.

The school manages admissions through a process involving interviews and assessment tests, with applications typically accepted between January and February. Prospective families must submit required documentation, including academic records and identification, and finalize fee payments within three days of acceptance. Admission is subject to seat availability, and students transferring from other systems may require an equivalence certificate from the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen.

The academic year operates on a 10-month cycle, running from April to March, with July and August excluded from the fee structure. The school calendar includes scheduled mid-term and annual examinations throughout the session.

The campus features separate facilities for boys and girls from class 4 onwards, including specialized laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Home Economics. Additional amenities include a library housing approximately 10,000 books, a 300-capacity auditorium, a medical clinic with trained nurses and a doctor, and an in-house book and uniform shop. Sports infrastructure supports cricket, football, basketball, table tennis, and volleyball.

The school emphasizes extracurricular coaching as part of its holistic development approach. Students have access to an activity room featuring an art corner, play area, and audio-visual space, alongside various sports activities designed to foster teamwork and discipline.