Primary
Prep – Class 5
The usual entry point. Subject specialists from Class 1, with our more highly qualified teachers placed in the junior years.
Admissions
Boarders and day scholars, from Prep through FSc. Places in the boarding houses are limited, so it is worth starting the conversation early.
Getting started
How to apply
There is no long online process. Send us an enquiry, or simply call, and the admissions office will take it from there — the prospectus, the fee structure and a date to come and look around.
If you are travelling from further afield, we are glad to have the first conversation by phone or WhatsApp, and to arrange the visit around your journey.
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Enquire
Send the form on this page, or call the admissions office.
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Visit
Tour the campus and boarding houses, and meet the Principal.
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Assessment
A short, age-appropriate assessment and a conversation with the family.
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Enrol
Confirm the place, complete the paperwork and collect uniforms.
Who can apply
Entry at every stage
Most students join us in the primary school and stay through to college, but we admit at every stage where a place is available.
Middle
Class 6 – 8
Laboratory work and the study habits students will depend on when board examinations arrive.
Secondary
Class 9 – 10
Matriculation preparation, with supervised evening prep every day of the week.
FSc
Class 11 – 12
Our college section, where students prepare for university entrance.
Admission enquiry
Tell us about
your child
Fill this in and the admissions office will come back to you, usually within one working day. Only the student's name, your name and a phone number are needed — everything else helps us answer you properly.
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Telephone
+92 331 574 6527 -
WhatsApp
Message +92 331 574 6527 -
Email
presenttimes@hotmail.com -
Office hours
Monday – Saturday, 8:00 am – 2:00 pm
Admissions policy
What we
look for
Places are offered on merit, and on a child's readiness to take part in the school's particular way of doing things. The assessment is age-appropriate and covers English, Urdu and mathematics, alongside a short conversation with the student and the family.
Day scholars are admitted on their ability to settle into the school's environment. Because much of our work depends on a controlled setting, we look for families who will support that discipline at home.
Admission is not refused on grounds of race, colour, religion or physical disability, provided the school can properly meet the child's needs.
Fees & prospectus
Shared on request
The fee structure, instalment dates and the full prospectus are sent out by the admissions office. Ask for them with your enquiry and we will include them in our reply.