Campaign on the Environment By Children s Museum for Peace & Human Rights (CMPHR)
About the CMPHR: The Human Rights Education Programme (HREP) was launched in 1995. The enthusiasm and interest from schools and children in HREP s work was clear from the start. Therefore, in 2001, it was decided that a museum would be built which would be the first proactive children s institution in Pakistan for social, cultural, and educational activities that focuses on social issues. Teachers would be able to take children on field trips to the museum to attend workshops, visit interactive galleries and engage in a dialogue about social issues in an interesting and relevant way. The CMPHR is to be a 100,000 square foot, custom-built facility designed by ARCOP, to be built on 1.5 acres of land within the old Race Course Ground in Karachi. Whilst the museum is under construction, HREP carries on its work with schools under the name of the Children s Museum for Peace and Human Rights (CMPHR). The CMPHR currently works with children from over 200 schools across Pakistan. CMPHR s Activism & Outreach In order to develop an understanding of human rights and citizenship in children, it is essential to provide schools with socially relevant material. Unfortunately, material of this sort is currently unavailable in the curriculum of most schools in Pakistan. In order to enhance students understanding of various social issues, CMPHR provides schools with: Campaign material in the form of lesson plans for teachers to conduct in their classrooms (e.g. campaign on the rights of people with disabilities, say NO to violence campaign) Events and workshops on various themes (e.g. The Billboard Menace Reclaiming Our Cities from the Billboard Jungle). These are held outside of school for children and teachers to attend. These workshops involve speakers, question and answer sessions, training on how to lobby and field trips. They help to train a new generation of children in social activism. A youth network (Right-On Network) for children below the age of 17. Once children become Right On members, they can get involved in activism on a deeper level on issues that they feel passionate about. If a school contains more than 25 members, they can form a club. One annual Right-On conference as well as several meetings are held during the year for members to have the opportunity to get together with other Right-On members from all the schools in Karachi and discuss activities that they have carried out.
I Have a Dream of a Clean, Green World Campaign Overview Background: The crux of CMPHR s work is to provide socially relevant education. As the effects of global warming and climate change take hold, as well as with the resulting rise in the environment movement taken on by millions around the world, CMPHR believes that educating Pakistan s children about the severity of the looming climate crisis is an urgent and significant matter. Thus, CMPHR s current campaign I Have a Dream was launched in August 2009 with the first component focusing on the issue of our environment and the safety of life on this planet: I Have a Dream of a Clean, Green World. This component is expected to continue till May 2011. The aims of the campaign are as follows: Create awareness about basic environmental issues i.e. climate change, global warming, unsustainable consumption of resources, environmental degradation, etc. Realize the importance of making students environmentally conscious. Understand why we are facing an environmental crisis and what the consequences of the continuous abuse of our natural environment can be. Create awareness about concrete steps that can be taken by individuals, schools, and societies to help protect the environment.
Activities Overview Date Activity Output 3-Aug-09 Activity 1: Personal Reflections "I Have a Dream of a Perfect World" School Participation Details 83 Schools First Lesson Plan 19-Aug-09 Right On Conference: Sending Messages in a Bottle to World Leaders - 30 Schools 182 RO Members, 36 teachers 24-Oct-09 16-Nov-09 16-Nov-09 Nov-09 Art Installation at Sea View Beach on the International Day for Climate Action Activity 2: Primary Level Art Activity - Paint to Protect Our Planet Activity 3: Secondary level Art Activity - Posters to Protect Our Planet Teacher's Workshops on Environmental Education - - Public Art Installation 2,775 entries 88 Schools Second lesson Plan 1,465 entries 77 Schools Second Lesson Plan 67 teachers 10 Schools - Dec-09 Dec-09 17-Jan-10 30-Jan-10 Jan-10 Jan-10 4-Feb-10 Teacher's Workshops on Environmental Education Student Sessions on Environmental Education National Student Council's Trip to the Mangroves 265 teachers 13 Schools - 300 students - 1 School Young World Series - Facing the Future Issue I - - Teacher's Workshops on Environmental Education Student Sessions on Environmental Education Right On Meeting: Student Session on Climate Change & Neem Tree Plantation - 5 NSC Members taken on a tour of the Mangroves "Feeling the Heat?" 86 teachers 6 Schools - 637 students 5 Schools - 15 Schools - 362 RO Members, 100 Neem Trees planted 17-Feb-10 Children's Multimedia Show: I Have a Dream of a Clean, Green World - 92 Students, 11 Schools performed 900 students from 21 schools in the audience 27-Feb-10 Young World Series - Facing the Future Issue II - - "Climate Change: Who's to Blame?" Feb-10 Teacher's Workshops on Env. Education 44 teachers 5 Schools -
Feb-10 Student Sessions on Environmental Education 967 students 6 Schools - 4-Mar-10 Field Trip to Theatre Show at the Goethe Institut - GRIPS Theatre 160 students 2 Schools 27-Mar-10 Young World Series - Facing the Future Issue III - - "The Population Explosion & Planet Earth" Mar-10 Mar-10 5-Apr-10 14-Apr-10 22-Apr-10 Teacher's Workshops on Environmental Education Student Sessions on Environmental Education Activity 4 & 5: Writing Activity - Letters to World Leaders Activism Project: Recycle, Reuse & Rebuild the Environment - Day Session 1 RO Meeting on Earth Day: Exhibition of Art Entries received for Activity 2 & 3 at Sadequain Gallery 99 teachers 3 Schools - 438 students 4 Schools - - 50 Schools Third Lesson Plan - ongoing 63 students 15 Schools - 25 Schools 519 students, 36 teachers 22-Apr-10 Release of Earth Day Video - Message from Children - - Sent to Major Pakistani TV Channels 24-Apr-10 Young World Series - Facing the Future Issue IV - - "Climate Change: The Curse of Over-Consumption" Apr-10 Apr-10 29-May-10 May-10 Jun-10 Teacher's Workshops on Environmental Education Student Sessions on Environmental Education Young World Series - Facing the Future Issue V Student Sessions on Environmental Education Student Sessions on Environmental Education 73 teachers 5 Schools - 420 students 3 Schools - - 70 students 1 School 250 students 1 School - "Climate Injustice: Who Pays the Price?" - -
Campaign Activities 1. Personal Reflections: I Have a Dream of a Perfect World The first lesson plan of the campaign was sent out to schools in August 2009. To set the stage for understanding the environment problem, students were asked to give ten characteristics of a perfect world which they would want for themselves. Entries were received from 83 schools and this activity was also repeated in the Right On Conference August 2009. 2. Messages to the World Leaders Attending Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen: The Annual Right On Conference (ROC) was held on August 19 th 2009 with 182 RO members and 36 teachers participating. The issue of having a clean environment was explored in greater detail and one of the activities at the ROC involved writing messages to world leaders who were to attend the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in December 2009. These messages were collected in a bottle so that they could be sent to Copenhagen as 'messages in a bottle from the children of Pakistan'. Consequently, children were able to understand the issues related to environment, develop their views on this issue and involve themselves in the process of decision making and lobbying for a cause.
3. Celebrating International Day of Climate Action Art Installation The 24th of October 2009 was an important day the world over. It was hailed as the most widespread day of climate action in the planet s history and was spearheaded by an organization called 350.org. In this regard, the Children s Museum for Peace and Human Rights had organized a walk to raise awareness about Climate Change for the students of Karachi to join millions around the world who were standing up in favour of swift and bold climate action and demanding that their leaders do the same. Unfortunately this walk had to be cancelled due to security concerns in the country. Instead a colourful installation was put up on the Sea View beach representing the 2,500 students from 33 schools in Karachi who had confirmed their participation in the Walk before it was cancelled. The different but blending colours in the installation symbolized the children in Pakistan coming together with the rest of the world for one common cause: a clean, green world. Sohail Abdullah created the installation and Kathy Kierle Ali did the photography. 4. Art Activity sent to Schools as Part of Lesson Plan: The second lesson plan of the campaign was an art activity developed for primary and secondary level students. The activity for the primary level students was called Paint to Protect Our Planet where the students were asked to design a poster on pollution, after a
brainstorming session in the class on what are the sources of pollution and what can be done to stop it. The title of the poster was: Protect My Planet. A total number of 2,775 entries came from 88 schools at the primary level. The activity for the secondary level was called Posters to Protect our Planet where the students designed posters after a thorough discussion in the class about the green house effect, its causes and effects and how awareness can be created about the climate changes that Planet Earth is going through. A total number of 1,465 posters were received from 77 schools. Renowned artists judged winning entries and an exhibition of the posters was displayed at the next RO Meeting. Entries by students for the Poster Designing Activity as part of the Posters to Protect Our Planet lesson plan March 2010
5. Teacher s Workshop on Environmental Education: In order to facilitate a better understanding of the core issues which are addressed in the I Have a Dream of a Clean, Green World, CMPHR began holding teachers workshops in individual schools since November 2009. Titled Facing the Future, not only have these workshops succeeded in creating awareness about the role of human activity in the process of climate change, but they have also spurred participating teachers into incorporating environmental education into their subject curriculum with extra vigor. To date, 42 schools have participated in these workshops with 634 teachers attending. See Table 1 for details. Presentations, brainstorming sessions and activities during the teachers workshops
Table 1: CMPHR's Teachers' Workshops on Environmental Education Date School No. of Schools No. of Teachers Bahria College NORE Boys Wing 17-Nov-09 Bahria College NORE Girls Wing Bahria College NORE Cambridge Wing Bahria College Primary Section 4 18 19-Nov-09 DA Junior Model School, Darakshan 1 17 23-Nov-09 The Haque Academy 1 16 Happy Home School Society Campus 24-Nov-09 Happy Home School Olevel Campus Happy Home Gulshan Branch Arts & Science Academy 4 16 4-Dec-09 Habib Public School 1 14 9-Dec-09 St. Michael's Convent School 1 39 15-Dec-09 Mama Parsi Girls School 1 14 Jaffar Public School Kindergarten 16-Dec-09 Jaffar Public School Junior Section Jaffar Public School Senior Section 3 15 21-Dec-09 Brilliant Career School Yasin Memorial Montessori 2 50 The AMI School Nursery Branch 22-Dec-09 The AMI School Junior Branch The Ami School Senior Branch 3 22 23-Dec-09 BVS Parsi High School 1 91 31-Dec-09 Milestone School 1 20 11-Jan-10 Froebel Education Centre 1 18 15-Jan-10 Habib Girls' School 1 15 22-Jan-10 The City School - Gulshan Boys 1 16 26-Jan-10 Karachi Grammar School Junior section Karachi Grammar School Middle Section 2 20 29-Jan-10 Korangi Academy 1 17 Al-Noor School 12-Feb-10 Karrar Hussain Academy Learning House School 3 25 26-Feb-10 The City School-Prep Girls PECHS The City School-Prep Boys PECHS 2 19 26-Mar-10 Beaconhouse School Cambridge 2 1 22 29-Mar-10 Fatimiyah Girls School 2 77 5-Apr-10 Shahwilyat Public School 1 39
6-Apr-10 Links 1 15 27-Apr-10 Al-Murtaza School Girls Branch Al-Murtaza School Boys Branch Al-Murtaza School Junior Branch 3 19 Total 42 634 6. Environment Awareness Sessions for Students Running parallel to the aforementioned teachers workshops, similar sessions have been held with the students of schools whose teachers have participated in the workshops on environmental education. The sessions involve showing of short videos, presentations on causes and effects of climate change as well as suggestions on what individuals like themselves can do to help combat the problem. So far, student sessions have been held with students from 22 schools with 2,992 students participating. See Table 2 for details.
Table 2: Environmental Awareness Sessions with Students Date School No. of Schools No. of Students 8-Dec-09 Behria NORE Cambridge Wing 1 300 19-Jan-10 British Overseas School 1 127 21-Jan-10 St. Micheal's Convent School 1 Happy Home O Level Campus 27-Jan-10 Happy Home School Society Branch Happy Home School Gulshan 3 120 1-Feb-10 BVS Parsi High School 1 130 2-Feb-10 Mama Parsi School 1 210 3-Feb-10 The Haque Academy 1 107 9-Feb-10 Habib Public School 1 250 10-Feb-10 Karachi Grammar School 1 170 19-Feb-10 D.A. Junior Model School 1 100 1-Mar-10 Froebel Education Centre 1 103 22-Mar-10 Korangi Academy 1 60 25-Mar-10 The City School-Prep Girls PECHS 1 95 30-Mar-10 Arts &Science Academy 1 180 15-Apr-10 Jaffer Public School 1 120 19-Apr-10 Habib Girls School 1 200 29-Apr-10 Milestone School 1 100 7-May-10 Piyaam-e-Taleem Education Centre 1 70 1-Jun-10 Al-Murtaza Girls School 1 250 2-Jun-10 Al-Murtaza Boys School 1 300 Total 22 2992
7. Trip to the Mangroves with the Right On Network s National Student Council On Sunday, 17th January 2010 CMPHR organized a trip for the National Student Council of the Right On Network to the mangrove forests along the coasts of Karachi. A tour of the WWF Wetland Centre was first taken followed by a boat ride through the mangrove forests. This trip was organized so that NSC members can take up the responsibility of promoting awareness of the importance of mangroves in their individual schools. Right On Members helping to plant mangrove saplings at the WWF mangrove planting site
8. Right On Meeting: Neem Tree Plantation in Schools The first RO Meeting of 2010 was held on 3rd February 2010 at the Bahria College, NORE, Karachi. Based on the theme of CMPHR s campaign, this RO meeting involved discussions about environmental issues facing Planet Earth. At the end of the meeting each RO club was given five or more Neem tree saplings to take back to their schools and plant them around their school compounds, in order to do their part to save the planet. 362 students attended the meeting from 15 schools. Presentations during the RO Meeting Neem tree giveaways for schools students were asked to plant them around their school premises
9. Multi-media Show: I Have a Dream of a Green, Clean World CMPHR celebrates the Universal Children s Day every year by holding a multimedia show at the Arts Council Auditorium which includes performances by students of various schools. Due to high security alert for schools in November 2009 this event had to be postponed. It was held on Wednesday, 17th of February 2010. The title of the show was I Have a Dream of a Clean, Green World and the pieces were based on the theme of protecting the planet from climate change. Two shows were held on the same day and were viewed by an audience of approximately 900 people including parents and children. At the show, students from different schools in Karachi performed plays, skits, dances and songs. Jheel Kinaray, Dost Humaray A short play performed by the students of Arts & Science Academy depicting how a family comes to the rescue of a lake and its inhabitants by saving them from water pollution. Children from The AMI School presenting a creative movement piece based on a song by Declan Galbraith, demonstrating the desire of children to come together to live in harmony with each other as well as with Planet Earth.
Story of Sadoka A dance movement by the students of the ABSA School for the Deaf. 10. Theatre Show by GRIPS at the Goethe Institut Firmly believing in the learning opportunities provided by the magic of theatre, CMPHR organized a field trip for approximately 160 students from the Brilliant Career Secondary School and the Karrar Hussain Academy. Performed by the GRIPS Theatre and hosted by the Goethe Institut, Karachi, the play titled Unfit Ball Hai Dunya Meray Aagay is an adaptation of a drama from GRIPS-Berlin and deals with the preservation of the environment. With sing-along songs and brilliant comedy, the play helped drive home the message of protecting our planet from the devastating consequences of our careless attitudes.
11. Young World Series Facing the Future Every last Saturday of the month, CMPHR publishes a page in young World DAWN Newspaper s magazine for children. From January 2010, CMPHR started a series of issues called Facing the Future to educate young people who read the magazine about the problem of climate change. The series makes connections between poverty, social injustice, over-consumption and environmental challenges in language and presentation which can be easily understood by children. DAWN Newspaper is the most widely read English newspaper in Pakistan with a readership base in excess of 759,000. 12. Writing Activity Sent to Schools as Part of Lesson Plan: The third lesson plan of the campaign which was sent out to schools built up on the previous activities where students were asked to think about the environmental problems which threaten the existence of life on this planet. Activities 4 and 5 included in the third lesson plan offered a chance for students to take concrete action for a solution to these environmental problems. After brushing up on their climate change facts through the Climate Whiz Quiz, students were asked to write letters to the leaders of the world to encourage them to take action on climate change. These letters will be delivered to their intended recipients by CMPHR. This activity will conclude in August and so far 4,648 entries have been received from 50 schools.
Letter to World Leader by Hamza Kashif (10 Years old) British Overseas School
Letter to World Leaders by Amber Khatri (11 Years old) Little Folk s School, North Nazimabad
13. Activism Project: Recycle, Re-Use and Rebuild the Environment Activism Projects are 2-day workshops conducted by CMPHR for students to learn about a particular issue in depth, understand the factors involved, develop a point of view, and then practice activism to correct what is needed. Activism Projects involve brainstorming sessions, presentations on developing a framework to understand the issue, visits by guest speakers, field trips, etc. After a month-long Activism Period in their schools, students report back to CMPHR what they have accomplished. As per the theme of the campaign, on April 14 th, 2010, an Activism Project was held for 63 students and 18 teachers from 15 schools on the current state of Environment Laws in Pakistan as well as the facilities available for recycling trash in Karachi. Guest speakers included Ms. Sonila, a representative of the Environment Protection Agency (EPA Sindh) as well as Ms. Nargis, founder of Gul Bahao, an NGO dedicated to recycling waste material especially to benefit the impoverished. Students were taken on a field trip to the Gul Bahao premises. Day Session 2 of the Activism Project will be held in August 2010. Visiting Gul Bahao to check out their recycling facilities Hard at work to develop strategies for promoting recycling in their schools
14. RO Meeting on Earth Day: On Earth Day this year, CMPHR held a Right On Meeting at the Sadequain Gallery in Frere Hall to celebrate the occasion. An exhibition was put up of the art work which had been shortlisted from all the entries received for the Art Activity sent in the Lesson Plan in November. 519 teachers and 36 teachers from 25 schools attended the event which also included a Walk to Raise Awareness for Environmental Problems in the gardens of Frere Hall, as well as interactive sessions with several guest speakers. These included: Mr. Nisar Khoro, Speaker Sindh Assembly; Mr. Mir Hussain Ali, Secretary Ministry of Environment and Alternate Energy; Mr. Shah Murad Alliani, Country Head IUCN; Mr. Christian Brecht, Cousel General of the Republic of Germany; and Ms. Nasreen Jalil, former Deputy Mayor of Karachi. A prize distribution ceremony was also held for all the young artists whose art work was chosen to be the best by a panel of judges. Exhibition of Art Work received from schools for the Art Activity Posters to Protect the Planet! A young artist receives his award from Mr. Christian Brecht, the German Counsel General
Students taking part in the Walk to Raise Awareness in the Frere hall Gardens to raise their voices against climate change The Sadequain Gallery filled to capacity during the RO Meeting on Earth Day Uniting for one message: We Have to Save the Earth
15. Release of Earth Day Video A Message from Children: A short video showing messages from children in Pakistan to the grown-ups of the world was released on Earth Day at the Right On Meeting held at Frere Hall, Karachi. Produced by Maheen Zia, the video shows children voicing their concern about the looming disasters of global warming and climate change. The video was sent to all the major Pakistani TV channels to be aired. It can be viewed on CMPHR s website: www.cmphr.org/video.
Appendix 1 Participating Schools
SCHOOL ADDRESS/DETAILS ABSA School Korangi Road, DHA AMI School (Nursery) [The] 32-1 / D, Block - 6, P.E.C.H.S. AMI School, Jr 32-1 / D, Block - 6, P.E.C.H.S. AMI School ( Senior School ) [The] PECHS ASF Public School Air Port, Accel School [The] PECHS Aga Khan School Junior Section, Garden [Prv. Girls Section, Garden] Aga Khan School Senior Section, Garden [Prv. Boys - Garden] Aitchison Model School Block - 8, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Al Noor School Block - 4 - A, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Al-Murtaza School Boys Al-Murtaza School Girls Al-Murtaza School Junior Al Qadir Model School Chakiwara, Lyari American Foundation Cambridge School [The] Campus II, O & A Level American Foundation Cambridge School [The] Campus lll, Jr. Cambridge Anchorage School [The] 170/171 SMCHS Army Public School COD Rashid Minhas Rd Army Public School Sh-e-Faisal Army Public School & College Malir Cantt Arts & Science Academy [Prv. Happy Home School] Clifton Branch Ayesha Bawani Academy Girls - Main Shahrah-e-Faisal, B.V.S. Parsi Boys School Abdullah Haroon Road, Karachi Badri Higher Secondary School Bahria College NORE, Boys M.T. Khan Road Bahria College NORE, Girls M.T. Khan Road Bahria College Primary Section M.T. Khan Road Bahria College NORE Cambridge Wing M.T. Khan Road Bahria College Karsaz Girls Bahria College Karsaz Boys Bay View Academy DHA - 8 Bay View High School College Campus, Civil Lines Bay View High School Kehkashan - 5, Clifton Bay View Junior School Kehkashan, Clifton, Beaconhouse School System Primary-ll PECHS Beaconhouse School System E-21, Pri-2,Gulshan Beaconhouse School System 398/3, Secondary Br, Siraj uddaula Rd PECHS Beaconhouse School System Distt. Gujrat GT Road Kharian) Beaconhouse School System [was Primary II] Upper Primary - II, E41 Block F N.N Beaconhouse School System Camb - 54/55 PECHS Beaconhouse School System E38, Upper Primary III, NN Beaconhouse School System Girls' Frontier Campus Beaconhouse School System Main Campus, Bahawalpur Beaconhouse School System Gulshan Cambridge Beacon Light Academy Gulshan-e-Iqbal Beacon Light Academy Primary
Brilliant Career School Campus l Brilliant Career Secondary School Campus - II, North Karachi British Overseas School C.A.S. School [The] Junior - DHA Charter House Public School F/11-A, Blk F, N.N. Children Foundation Trust School A 134 SMCHS City Cliff School Pakistan Steel Mills, Port Qasim City Kindergarden [The], DC Khe-e-Rahat, Phase 5, DHA City School [The] Darakshan Branch Campus B City School [The] Junior A, Darakshan City School [The] Senior Girls Gulshan City School [The] Junior Girls - 147 Q Block 2 PECHS City School [The] [was main gulshan] Prep Girls Gulshan, E 61 Block 7 City School [The] Gulshan Junior F, E65 Block 7, Gulshan City School [The] [was Junior 5 E 48] Gulshan Junior Girls D165 Block 7, Gulshan City School [The] Capital Campus - Islamabad. City School [The] Junior - D, Gulshan City School [The] PAF Chapter City School [The] Junior Boys Gulshan, E-74, Block 7 City School [The] Prep Girls PECHS City School [The] Prep Boys PECHS City School [The] PB-6, Block B, NCECHS Convent of Jesus & Mary School Toba Tek Singh Convent of Jesus & Mary School Lahore D.H.A. Junior Model School [DA Public] Kh-e-Sehr, DHA - 6, D.M.S. Girls Secondary School Defence Authority Model High School Seaview Defence Public Grammar School Diamond Jubilee Pri/Sec School Gilgit, Baltistan Educare Academy, Campus 1 C-82, Block 4, FB Area Education Bay Phase 8, DHA Educators [The] Progressive Campus - III, Nazimabad No. 4 F.C. Moriswalla Girls Sec School M. A. Jinnah Road Falconhouse Grammar School Campus 1, F 71, Block 7, Nazimabad Falconhouse Grammar School Campus - 2, D70 Block H, Nazimabad Falconhouse Grammar School Campus 3 Falconhouse Grammar School Campus - 5, E 5/6 Block F, N. Nazimabad Falconhouse Grammar School Campus 9 Fatimiyah Education Network Girls Girls, Britto Road Fatimiyah Education Network Boys Boys, 278 Near Numaish Foundation Public School Middle Section Foundation Public School College Campus DHA - 2 Froebel Education Centre Kh-e-Iqbal, DHA - 8, Generation's School North Nazimabad, Ghulaman-e-Abbas School Opp. Lyari Railway Station Grammar School Rawalpindi Senior Lalazar Grammar School Rawalpindi Junior, Chaklala, Rawalpindi Grammar School Rawalpindi Senior, Chaklala, Rawalpindi
Habib Girls' School Garden Road, Karachi Habib Public School boys - MT Khan Road Hampton School D92, Block 2, Clifton Happy Home School Cambridge, 12 A Husainabad Happy Home School Afternoon [Evening] - Millat Rd. Happy Home School Morning - Millat Rd. Haque Academy [the] IDA RIEU Indus Resource Centre Khairpur Indus Academy [The] Block - II, Clifton Jaffar Public School Kindergarten Branch Jaffar Public School Senior Branch Jaffar Public School Junior Branch Jamali Nursery & Safiyah Boys High School Haqqani Chowk, Ghari Khata Jenning's Sec School 13 - Fatima Jinnah Road, Karachi Cadet School Block 2, PECHS Karachi Cambridge school K.D.A. Scheme # 1 - A Karachi Grammar School KG/Jr Branch, Clifton Karrar Husain Academy Block 8, Gulshan Kehkashan School [The] Khaldunia High School Islamabad. Korangi Academy Lalabad, Korangi Ladybird Grammar School, Camb Section F-124, Blk F, N.N. Ladybird Grammar School Secondary, Clifton Ladybird Grammar School - O & A Levels D 29, Block - J, North Nazimabad Ladybird Grammar School - Senior Section D-46, Block - N, North Nazimabad Ladybird Grammar School - Primary Section B-342, Block N, North Nazimabad Ladybird Grammar School - Junior Section C 1, Block - D, North Nazimabad Ladybird Montessori House B 267, Block N, N Nazimabad Lahore Alma [The] Defence Branch - Lahore. Lahore Grammar School Senior Girl, Gulberg Learning House School, Manghopir c/o off khe-e-sehr, DHA Links Little Folk's School 52, Muslimabad Little Folk's School Block - F, North Nazimabad Mama Parsi Girls' School M.A. Jinnah Road Milestone School D-20, Al Hilal Society Nishan-e-Haider Alma Mater Malir, OMYS School Network [SAJ Academy] Branch 2 Hussainabad PECHS Girls' School Senior & Junior, PECHS Peshawar Model Girls' High School Peshawar Presentation Convent High School Sargodha Prince Aly Boys Sec School [SHADE] Programmer Girls School Pyam-e-Taleem Education Phase 1, DHA Qamar -e- Bani Hashim School Malir City, Karachi Rakhshinda Public School Block - D, Orangi Town River Oaks Academy KDA Scheme - 1
River Oaks Academy Senior PECHS SLS Montessori & School Islamabad. SLS Montessori & School New Lalazar, Rawalpindi SLS Montessori & School Sartellite Town, Rawalpindi S. M. S. Aga Khan School Senior [Prv. Girls] Karimabad Sanjan Nagar Public Education Trust Girls' High School Qainchi - Lahore. Seedling Public School Branch 1 SET School [The] Block - 10, F. B. Area Shahwillayat Public School ST - 8, Block -13, F. B. Area Sh. Jiwanjee Girls Primary School Sojhro Model School - Khuhra Taluka Gambat, District Khairpur Stanmore Public School Sunbeams Grammar School St. Michael's Convent School Morning, Clifton St. Patricks High School O level Star Links School Tayyab A. Alvi Boys Sec School Opp City Court, off M.A. Jinnah Road Top Care English School Shara-e-Liaquat, Tungsten School of Excellence Block - B, North Nazimabad, Yasin Memorial Montessori