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Academics

Strong foundations, thoughtfully built

From the Montessori classroom to Grade 5, our academic programme is designed to give children genuine understanding, good habits and the confidence to keep learning.

Programmes

Two stages, one journey

Ages 2½ – 6

Montessori

Children learn by doing in a prepared environment — pouring, sorting, tracing, counting and caring for their classroom — while language and early mathematics grow naturally.

Learn more about Montessori

Early primary

Grades 1 – 2

The transition to primary school is gentle and structured. Children become fluent readers, confident writers and careful mathematicians while learning how to learn.

Learn more about Grades 1 – 2

Upper primary

Grades 3 – 5

Subjects broaden and thinking deepens. Children research, present, compete and lead — leaving Grade 5 ready for the next stage of their education.

Learn more about Grades 3 – 5
How we teach

Teaching, assessment and home learning

What parents can expect from the classroom, from reports, and from the school bag.

  • Curriculum

    A carefully sequenced programme from Montessori through Grade 5, so each year builds on the last and no essential skill is skipped. Details of the curriculum framework followed are shared with parents during admission.

  • Teaching & learning

    Clear explanations, guided practice and plenty of hands-on activity. Teachers plan lessons around what children need to understand, not just what needs to be covered.

  • Assessment

    Ongoing classroom assessment tells teachers what to re-teach; periodic tests and reports tell parents how their child is progressing. Neither is used to pressure young children.

  • Home learning

    Homework is purposeful and age-appropriate — reading every day, short practice tasks in the primary years, and time left over for play and family.

Subjects

What children study

The core areas of learning across the primary years.

  • English

    Reading, writing, speaking and listening — building fluent, expressive communicators.

  • Urdu

    Reading, writing and appreciation of our national language and its literature.

  • Mathematics

    From concrete materials to confident mental and written calculation and problem solving.

  • Science

    Curiosity-led exploration of the natural world through observation and simple experiments.

  • Social Studies

    Pakistan, its people, geography and history, and the wider world.

  • Islamiyat

    Quran, duas, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and everyday Islamic values.

  • Computer & general knowledge

    Age-appropriate digital literacy and an ever-growing awareness of the world.

  • Art, music & physical education

    Creativity, rhythm and movement as an essential part of every week.

Academic calendar

Key dates

Our academic session runs from March to February. Term dates, holidays, examinations and events are published here and in the Parents area.

Full calendar
The academic calendar for the current session will be published here shortly.