Admissions open at Dar‑e‑Arqam Schools

From Playgroup to Matric, every Arqamite joins a caring, faith-centred school shaped by more than three decades of service.

Students at Dar-e-Arqam Schools

A faith-centred beginning for a lifetime of learning

Each child is guided through a sublime blend of high-standard contemporary education and moral and ethical ethos.

Modern curriculum with Islamic values
Nazra Quran compulsory, Hifz Quran optional
Trained teachers and monthly PTA partnership

Four simple steps to admission

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Step 1
Eligibility

Check your child’s age for the required class

Step 2
Register for the admission test

Register in March or September at the school office

Step 3
Admission test and interview

Written papers from Class I; informal assessment for pre-school

Step 4
Admission formalities

Submit documents; collect book and uniform lists

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Frequently asked questions

What are the age requirements for admission?

Eligibility is decided by the child’s age as on 31 July. In Balochistan the cut-off date is 28 or 29 February. The age chart for each class is available from your nearest campus or in the prospectus.

Is there an entrance test and interview?

There is no written test for pre-school. Nursery to PREP children have an informal individual assessment and an interview with both parents. From Class I, applicants sit written papers in English, Urdu and Mathematics — 50% is the pass mark, each paper lasts about 30 minutes, and merit is the only criterion.

How does the school communicate with parents?

A Parents Teachers Association (PTA) meeting is held on the last Saturday of every month, where teachers share feedback on each child’s progress and discuss any concern with parents. Progress reports and regular updates keep families closely involved.

Are meals or snacks provided during school hours?

Facilities vary from campus to campus. Parents are welcome to send a healthy snack with their child; please confirm arrangements with your campus.

Is the school environment safe and caring?

Yes. Our campuses are secure and supervised, and our staff care for every Arqamite with kindness and discipline. Children grow in confidence, respect, honesty and courage in a safe, caring environment.