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Following is a list of schools in Pakistan, categorized by province/territory and by district.


CONTENTS

1. Azad Kashmir : Mirpur
2. Balochistan : Gwadar · Khuzdar · Nasirabad · Quetta
3. Gilgit-Baltistan : Ghanche · Gilgit · Hunza-Nagar · Skardu
4. Islamabad Capital Territory : Islamabad
5. Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa : Abbottabad · Charsadda · Dera Ismail Khan · Ghazi Terbela · Hangu · Haripur · Mansehra · Mardan · Nowshera · Peshawar · Swabi · Swat
6. Punjab : Attock · Bahawalnagar · Bahawalpur · Bhakkar · Chakwal · Chiniot · Dera Ghazi Khan · Faisalabad · Gujranwala · Gujrat · Hafizabad · Jhang · Jhelum · Kasur · Khanewal · Khushab · Lahore · Layyah · Lodhran · Mandi Bahauddin · Mianwali · Multan · Muzaffargarh · Narowal · Okara · Pakpattan · Rahim Yar Khan · Rajanpur · Rawalpindi · Sahiwal · Sargodha · Sheikhupura · Sialkot · Toba Tek Singh · Vehari
7. Sindh : Ghotki · Hyderabad · Karachi · Khairpur · Larkana · Sanghar · Sukkur · Tharparkar

References · See also

Administrative units of Pakistan
1. Balochistan province
2. Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province
3. Punjab province
4. Sindh province
5. Islamabad Capital territory
6. FATA territories
7. Azad Kashmir territory
8. Gilgit-Baltistan territory

Azad Kashmir

Mirpur

Gilgit-Baltistan

Ghanche

Gilgit

  • Aga Khan Higher Secondary School
  • Army Public School and College
  • Public school and college for boys Jutial Gilgit, Gilgit Baltistan. This school was the first institute of private education in the Gilgit, it was initially called F.G. Public School for boys, but the name was later changed. As opposed to western system, where public implies non private, open to all schools, this school was actually run under a private system with admission based on a strict selection criteria rather than open admission to any one applying. The school was inaugurated in 1980 and the first batch of students started in Grade 1 to Grade 8. In the early years, the school accommodated girl students up to grade 4th, however, a separate girls school was inaugurated across from the boys school in 1983. Interestingly, the Pre-school and Kindergarten classes were also started in the girl’s school. So boys would start their education in girl’s school and move to boy’s school in grade 2. The first Principle of school was lieutenant colonel Karamat, who was a strict disciplinarian. The admissions to the school were based on merit in early years, and there was a written test and interview; with the Colonel himself. He was a very honest and earnest chap, and did not consider any outside influences. The school was initially an English medium school with an excellent curriculum as par with top private schools of Pakistan. However, in 1983, the education medium was changed to Urdu. In 1990s the system was moved back to English again. Therefore, the class of 1989 and 1990 graduated high school with Urdu medium, while the classes after that did so in English. All classes earlier than 1989 graduated in English medium as well. The school was started as service to military personnel. There was an increasing military presence in the northern Pakistan at that time in the backdrop of Siachin Gracier dispute. Gilgit was the command center for the military in the North. Therefore, early on a good number of the students were children of military officers and military bureaucracy. As the area lacked in quality teachers, most educators were hired from mainland Pakistan. Notable educators, who served the area admirably, albeit rarely acknowledged; include, Mr. Abdul Sattar, Mr. Bashir Haider Naqvi, Mr. Shahid Kawsheri, Mrs, Shahid Kawsheri, Mr. Muhammad Ashraf, Mrs, Muhammad Ashraf. Mrs Bashir. Notable locals included, Mrs. Zakir, Mr Amin Zia, and Mr. Shakoor. Gradually the school developed into a quality institute of learning, with curricular, and extra curricular activities seen in schools and colleges of highest caliber in Asia. For a far-flung area like Gilgit in 1980s, the school brought several original ideas. It was the first school to have its own transportation and bus service for students and auditorium of high quality, and a reasonable functioning science laboratory; things that may seem minor in a developed society but were of breakthrough significance for people of this area. The school has produced alumni of highest quality, producing excellent results with in the region and beyond. It has produced, military officers, doctors, engineers, civil servants, and business contributing to various walks of life within and without the region. Most schools in the area with the exception of the Aga Khan network schools have followed a system similar to Public School Jutial Gilgit; however, this school remains the original idea with an excellent impact in a far-flung area of the world. In later years Army Public School was started in Gilgit to fulfill the demands of growing population.
  • Public school and college for girls Jutial Gilgit, Gilgit Baltistan.

Hunza-Nagar

Skardu

Islamabad Capital Territory

Islamabad

Main article: List of educational institutions in Islamabad

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa

Abbottabad

Main article: List of educational institutions in Abbottabad

Charsadda

See a list of schools in Charsadda at 4sadda.com

KOHAT

  • Fauji Foundation model schools kohat/lachi.
  • City school KDA kohat
  • Beachan school KDA kohat
  • Eductors school KDA koha
  • Cadet College kohat
  • Garrison college kohat
  • APS&College kohat
  • PAF School/cllege kohat
  • Iqra public school kohat
  • Al-Asar Academy Usterzai payan kohat...

Dera Ismail Khan

Hangu

Haripur

Mansehra

See a list of schools in Mansehra at seepak.info

Mardan

Nowshera

Peshawar

Main article: List of educational institutions in Peshawar

Swabi

Swat

  • Allama-Iqbal Open University, Saidu Sharif
  • The City School, College Colony, Saidu Sharif
  • Excellshair College and School Boys and Girls Section, Sangoota
  • Fragrance School, Lundikass, Mingora
  • Government Boys Degree College, Fiza Gatt, Mingora
  • Government Boys Higher Secondary School, Haji Baba Road, Mingora
  • Government Boys Hostel, Saidu Sharif Road, Makan Bagh, Mingora
  • Government Boys Technical Institute and College, Pann, Mingora
  • Government Girls College and Hostel, Saidu Sharif, Mingora
  • Government Girls High School, Saidu Sharif
  • Government Girls Primary, Middle and High School No. 2, Hajjee Baba Road, Mingora
  • Government Higher Secondary School, Balogram
  • Government Jehanzeeb College, Saidu Sharif
  • Government Medical College Boys and Girls, Saidu Sharif
  • Government Polytechnic College for Boys, Pann, Mingora
  • Government Primary School No. 2 for Boys, Haji Baba Road, Mingora
  • Government University of Swat Boys and Girls, Char Bagh
  • Hafiz Public School and College, Muhalla Essa Khel, Mingora
  • High Talent Public School, Gunbad Maira, Mingora
  • Hira School and College, Odigram
  • Iqra Academy, Saidu Sharif
  • Khapal Kor Model School Boys and Girls, Makan Bagh, Mingora
  • Kushall Public School and College Girls and Boys, Muhalla Landay Kass, Mingora
  • Muslim Public School and College, Fizaghat
  • Pakistan Computer Institute, Makan Bagh, Mingora
  • Smart School System College Colony, Saidu Sharif
  • Swat Burnhall, Lundikass, Mingora
  • Swat Public School and College, Amankot
  • Swat Public School and College, Raheem Abad, Mingora
  • Virtual University, Saidu Sharif
  • Green fields school kuza durushkhela opening soon [2012]
  • National School of Basic Education, Sher Dara, Sangota Swat (Est 1994)

Punjab

Attock

Bahawalnagar

Bahawalpur

Bhakkar

Chakwal

Chiniot

Dera Ghazi Khan

Faisalabad

Main article: List of educational institutions in Faisalabad

Gujranwala

Main article: List of educational institutions in Gujranwala

Gujrat

Hafizabad

Jhang

Jhelum

Main article: List of educational institutions in Jhelum

Kasur

Khanewal

Khushab

Lahore

Main article: List of educational institutions in Lahore

Layyah

  HOPE School System LAYYAH

Lodhran

Mandi Bahauddin

Mianwali

Multan

Main article: List of educational institutions in Multan

Muzaffargarh

Nankana Sahib

Narowal

Okara

Pakpattan

Rahim Yar Khan

Rajanpur

Rawalpindi

Main article: List of educational institutions in Rawalpindi

Sahiwal

Main article: List of educational institutions in Sahiwal

Sargodha

Sheikhupura

Sialkot

Main article: List of educational institutions in Sialkot

Toba Tek Singh

IMC School System nia lahore Tehsil Gogjra Iqra Girls Elementry School 345/JB

Vehari

Sindh

Ghotki

Hyderabad

Main article: List of educational institutions in Hyderabad (Pakistan)

Karachi

Main article: List of educational institutions in Karachi

PAK Grammar High School PAK Grammar High School

Khairpur

Larkana

Sanghar

  • Pakistan Rangers Public School & College Khipro

Sukkur

Main article: List of educational institutions in Sukkur

Tharparkar

References

  1. ^ "Hasegawa Memorial School gets Japanese grant". hunzatimes.wordpress.com. Hunza Times. Retrieved 11 August 2010.

See also

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