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Froebel’s International School – F-8 Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 0 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Froebel's International School – F-8 Campus is a day school in Pakistan delivering a curriculum from early years to upper secondary, for students aged 0 to 18. The school offers Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels, and a BTEC qualification. Early Years uses the IEYC and the IPC, with emphasis on character development. Primary Years focus on IPC-based learning, Islamiyat and Urdu studies, ESL/USL support, and Technology Literacy through Code.org, alongside units on climate action and healthy living. Lower Secondary introduces subject specialisation and digital citizenship, while Upper Secondary provides IGCSE and A‑Level pathways in medical, engineering, and business/humanities tracks with university preparation. Co‑curriculars include Leadership Programmes, Student Councils and student societies, plus competitions in maths, science, debating, drama, arts and coding. The network spans 8 campuses in 3 cities with over 400 educators and facilities for sports; programs include MUN, World Scholar's Cup, and Yale/Harvard-model events.

F-8 Campus — Fee overview

Application / Assessment fees
- Application or assessment fees (where charged) are administered by the campus Business Office. Exact application/assessment fee amounts are not published publicly on the campus fee schedule and must be obtained directly from the campus Business Office.

Tuition fees (per year group and per term)
- The full tuition schedule — including the specific fee amount for each year group and the per-term or per-annum breakdown — is provided by the campus Business Office. The Business Office issues the official fee schedule that shows tuition per term and total annual tuition for each year group. Exact numeric tuition rates for Year groups and termly amounts are not published in the publicly available fee materials.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic session runs from August to May/early June; term dates and the campus billing schedule are set by the campus Business Office. Families receive the official billing schedule and payment deadlines from the Business Office for their enrolled year group. Fee concessions (need- or merit-based) and related terms are handled through the Business Office.

Boarding fees
- Froebel's operates as a day-school only; no boarding facilities are offered and therefore there are no boarding fees for the F-8 campus.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Additional costs that families should expect (amounts set by the campus) include, where applicable:
- uniforms and replacement uniform items
- textbooks and learning resources
- school transport (if arranged through an external transport provider)
- examination and registration fees for IGCSE/A-Level exam boards (where applicable)
- extracurricular programme fees, field trips, and camps
- one‑time admission or capital levy charges if applied for new admissions
- Exact amounts for any of the above items are set and communicated by the campus Business Office.

Refunds and withdrawal
- Refund, withdrawal and fee‑forgiveness policies (including whether any portion of fees or deposits are refundable on withdrawal) are administered by the campus Business Office and appear in the campus billing terms provided to families at admission. No separate boarding refund policy applies because boarding is not offered.

Fee payment options
- Fee vouchers can be paid online using VISA or MasterCard credit/debit cards issued by banks in Pakistan. The campus Business Office issues the fee voucher and provides instructions for online payment. Other payment methods (for example bank transfer or in‑person payment) and the exact accepted channels are determined by the campus Business Office and provided on the official fee voucher.

How the campus supplies a full fee breakdown
- For the F-8 campus, the campus Business Office issues the complete fee schedule that lists: application/assessment fees (if any), tuition per year group and per term, other mandatory charges, payment deadlines, accepted payment channels, and the campus refund/withdrawal terms. Families receive the official numeric fee schedule and payment vouchers directly from the F-8 campus Business Office.

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Curriculum

Curriculum spans from Early Years through Upper Secondary. Early Years (Playgroup through Preparatory) uses the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), with emphasis on character building, holistic development, and digital foundations. Primary Years (1–5) focus on core subjects, IPC, Islamiyat and Urdu studies, ESL and USL support, and Technology Literacy through Code.org, along with units on climate action, sustainability, and healthy living. Lower Secondary (Years 6–8) provides transitional guidance, introduces subject specialization, digital citizenship through Code.org, and PSHE. Upper Secondary (Years 9–13) offers IGCSE and A-Level programmes with medical, engineering, and business/humanities pathways and university preparation. Co-Curricular activities enrich learning through Leadership Programmes, Student Councils, diverse Student Societies, and competitive events in mathematics, science, debating, drama, arts, and coding.

Exam Results

Students consistently achieve A and A grades in IGCSE subjects, often surpassing global averages, with several distinctions at national and international levels. A-Level achievements include graduates securing places at prestigious universities worldwide, with strong results across Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge examinations. Competitions and awards in mathematics, science, and other subjects showcase continued academic excellence.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates continue their education at leading universities around the world, with placements at top institutions in the UK, US, Canada, and beyond. The ecosystem highlights a global reach with regular admissions to elite universities, including Russell Group and Ivy League institutions. Alumni pursue paths across medicine, engineering, business, humanities, arts, and emerging technologies.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Student wellbeing forms the foundation of Froebel's education. Emotional wellness is nurtured through counselling and mindfulness. Digital wellbeing is addressed through social media literacy, screen time balance, and cyber-safety workshops. Physical health is developed through comprehensive PE and outdoor learning. PSHE Focus addresses personal, social and health education, including ethical values, digital wellbeing, and healthy lifestyle choices.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Inclusive learning is provided through ESL and USL programmes to support students, helping language development and curriculum access.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the medium of instruction for all classes, with Urdu taught as a subject. An ESL programme provides intensive language support for non-native English speakers.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling services and mindfulness practices support student mental wellbeing. Guidance counselling assists with university and career planning and developing resilience.

Admissions

1. Inquire and tuition details: Start by contacting the campus Business Office to learn tuition for your child's year group; tuition is provided by the campus business office. 2. Age eligibility: Age for admission in early years is PG 3 years and above; KG 4 years and above; Prep 5 years and above. 3. Session and school structure: The academic session runs from August to May/early June; Froebel's is a day-scholar school. 4. Language and curriculum: English is the medium of instruction for all classes; Urdu is taught as a separate class; no other foreign language is offered at the moment. 5. Assessments and boards: Midterm and final examinations are conducted from Year 6 onwards. O levels (GCSE) follow Pearson Edexcel; A levels offer a choice between Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International; both boards are IBCC-equivalent. 6. Fees and scholarships: Fee concessions are available based on need and merit; scholarships exist for academic achievement as well as for national or international achievement in sports, art, music, drama, and public speaking. 7. Meetings with teachers: To meet with a class teacher outside scheduled parent-teacher meetings (PTMs), contact the campus administration to arrange an appointment.

Scholarships

Scholarships for academic achievement as well as for national or international achievement in sports, art, music, drama, and public speaking are available.

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Froebel’s International School – Gulberg Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 0 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Froebel's International School – Gulberg Campus is a day school in Islamabad serving ages 0 to 18. The campus follows a through-line curriculum from Early Years to Upper Secondary, with English as the language of instruction and Urdu taught as a subject. In Early Years, learning emphasises IEYC, IPC, character development, and Digital Foundations. Primary Years (1–5) cover English, Mathematics, IPC, Islamiyat and Urdu, with ESL and USL language support and technology literacy through Code.org, including climate action and sustainability units. Lower Secondary (Years 6–8) offers transitional guidance, subject specialisation in History and Geography, digital citizenship through Code.org, and PSHE. Upper Secondary (Years 9–13) provides IGCSE and A‑Level programmes from Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge CAIE, with pathways in medical, engineering, and business/humanities and university preparation guidance. Co-curricular activities are integrated, including competitions, leadership programs, student societies, and creative arts. Gulberg Greens Campus opened in 2019 as part of Froebel's expansion.

Location

Froebel's Gulberg Greens Campus is in Islamabad, Pakistan, located in the Gulberg Greens area. The campus address is Plot

202, Street 13, Block C, Gulberg Greens Islamabad. It is part of Froebel's International School network offering education from Early Years through A Levels.

Stages

Early Years (Playgroup, KG, Prep); Primary Years (Year 1–5); Lower Secondary (Year 6–8); Upper Secondary (Year 9–13).

Type

Private day school.

Additional learning support

Inclusive learning support and wellbeing programmes are provided.

School day structure

School runs Monday to Thursday with level-specific timings: Play Group 09:00–12:00; KG/Prep 08:00–13:15; Primary 07:50–13:45; Lower Secondary 07:50–13:45; Upper Secondary 07:50–14:00. On Fridays, timings are: Play Group 09:00–12:00; KG/Prep 08:00–12:10; Primary 07:50–12:30; Lower Secondary 07:50–12:30; Upper Secondary 07:50–12:30.

Bus service

Some campuses have arrangements with independent transport providers; contact the Gulberg Greens Campus Business Office for details.

Application fees

- Application / registration fee: Not published publicly. Registration for admission is completed through the school's online admissions portal; specific application or registration charges (if any) are set and communicated by the campus Business Office.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Tuition fee amounts by year group are not published as fixed figures for public access. The school assigns tuition rates by campus and year group; exact per-term and per-year tuition amounts are provided directly by the campus Business Office on request.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic session: the school's academic year runs from August to May/early June. Term dates and exam schedules follow that session calendar.
- Billing schedule and payment terms (for example whether fees are billed termly, monthly, or annually and any deadlines or late-payment penalties) are determined and communicated by each campus' Business Office. Fee vouchers are used for payment and the school operates an online fee payment system that accepts voucher numbers.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Boarding is not offered. Froebel's operates as a school for day scholars only; there are no boarding or hostel fee categories.

Other costs and routine additional fees

- Uniforms: All students from KG upward are required to wear a school uniform. Basic uniform items are available from approved external uniform stores; logo items are available from the school student store. Uniform purchase is an additional cost borne by parents. Seasonal (summer / winter) uniform requirements are specified by the school.
- Transport: Some campuses have arrangements with independent transport providers. Transport charges (if used) are set separately and billed according to the transport provider and the campus Business Office arrangements.
- Meals, cafeteria purchases, activity costs, examination entry fees, textbooks, stationery, school trips, and specialist course or club fees may apply; these are billed either through periodic vouchers or charged separately as determined by each campus. Specific amounts and which items are chargeable are provided by the campus Business Office.

Refund information

- No publicly posted, detailed refund policy or standardized refund schedule is published for general circulation. Fee concessions, scholarships and any exceptional adjustments are handled on a case-by-case basis by the Business Office and through the school's published concession and scholarship procedures.

Fee payment options

- Online payments: Fee vouchers are payable online via the school's fee portal. The payment system accepts Visa and MasterCard credit/debit cards and shows integrations with local payment rails/service providers (payment portal displays Visa/MasterCard and local payment logos).
- Paper / voucher payments and other local payment arrangements: the school uses fee vouchers and the Business Office handles the issuance and any alternate payment arrangements per campus. Specific accepted payment methods (bank transfer, local card, mobile/instant-pay gateways, or in-person payment options) are set by each campus' Business Office.

Gulberg Campus administrative contact for fee enquiries (use for precise figures and schedules)

- Froebel's Gulberg Greens Campus – contact details are published for direct campus enquiries (email and phone listed for the campus Business Office). Use these contacts to obtain exact application fees, tuition per term/year group, payment deadlines, transport charges, uniform-price lists, refund terms and the accepted payment channels for that campus.

Boarding Arrangements

Froebel's is a school for day scholars only.

Uniform Requirement

All students from KG to A Level are required to wear the uniform. Summer uniform runs April 1 to September 30 and Winter uniform runs October 1 to March 31; basic uniform items are available from approved stores and logo items from the on-campus Student Store. Boys wear a blue polo in summer and a white shirt with tie and navy jumper or blazer in winter with light grey trousers; girls wear a light grey skort (KG–Year 3) or white shalwar kameez with navy dupatta.

Food Options

The cafeteria operates from 08:30 to 03:00 daily, offering nutritious snacks at affordable prices. When after-school activities are scheduled, the cafeteria stays open.

Governance and Ownership

Head Office remains in Islamabad. The Froebel's network includes eight campuses across five cities, including Gulberg Greens Campus.

Curriculum

The curriculum spans Early Years through Upper Secondary. In Early Years, character building, holistic development, IEYC, IPC, and Digital Foundations are emphasised. Primary Years (1-5) focus on English, Mathematics, IPC, Islamiyat and Urdu, ESL and USL language support, and technology literacy with Code.org; units cover climate action, sustainability, and healthy living. Lower Secondary (Years 6-8) introduces transitional guidance, subject specialisation in History and Geography, digital citizenship through Code.org, and PSHE. Upper Secondary (Years 9-13) offers IGCSE and A-Level programmes from Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge, with specialised medical, engineering, and business/humanities pathways and further guidance through university preparation. Co-curricular activities are integrated, including experiential learning, competitions, leadership programs, student societies, and creative arts, enriching learning beyond the classroom.

Exam Results

IGCSE results include many students achieving A and A grades across subjects, often above global averages, with national and international distinctions. A-Level results show Froebel's students securing places at prestigious universities worldwide with exceptional results and distinctions in Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge examinations. University destinations highlight placements at top universities worldwide, with regular admissions to Russell Group universities, Ivy League institutions, and other elite programs.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates continue their education at outstanding institutions around the world, with university destinations including top universities across the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Asia, and Pakistan; regular admissions to Russell Group universities, Ivy League institutions, and other elite programs are noted.

Admissions

Admissions: The academic session starts in August and ends in May/early June. The age for admission in early years is: Play Group 3 years and above; Kindergarten 4 years and above; Prep 5 years and above. English is the medium of instruction for all classes, with Urdu taught as a separate language class. Midterm and final examinations are conducted from Year 6 onwards. For O (GCSE) and A Levels, Froebel's follows Pearson Edexcel for IGCSE, and offers A Levels with Edexcel or Cambridge Assessment International Education boards. Scholarships for academic achievement as well as for national or international achievement in sports, art, music, drama, and public speaking are available; please inquire from the campus for further details. Tuition fees are available at the campus Business Office; some campuses have arrangements with independent transport companies.

Scholarships

Scholarships for academic achievement as well as for national or international achievement in sports, art, music, drama, and public speaking are available; please inquire from the campus for further details.

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Location

202, Street 13, Block C, Gulberg Greens Islamabad. It is part of Froebel's International School network offering education from Early Years through A Levels.

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