Independence Day of Pakistan, observed annually on August 14, is a national public holiday commemorating the nation's freedom from British colonial rule and its establishment as a sovereign Islamic state in 1947.

An annual award ceremony is a formal event designed to recognize, celebrate, and reward the outstanding achievements, dedication, and contributions of individuals or teams over the past year. These events, whether corporate, academic, or community-based, foster motivation, boost morale, and showcase excellence in a shared, celebratory environment.

PTM stands for Parent-Teacher Meeting . A Parent-Teacher Meeting is a scheduled event for parents and teachers to discuss a student's academic, behavioral, and overall progress.

A teacher's training workshop is an interactive program designed to equip educators with new skills, methods, and knowledge to improve their teaching effectiveness. These workshops can cover a wide range of topics, including classroom management, pedagogical strategies, educational technology, and specialized areas like Montessori or STEM education. The goal is to enhance professional development through practical, hands-on experience and to share effective techniques that benefit both the teacher and the students

Eid Milad-un-Nabi ﷺ was celebrated with great respect and enthusiasm. Students’ mothers were invited to experience the sacred event. Students of all levels recited various naats to express their reverence and devotion to the last messenger whose entire life is beacon of guidance for mankind. Parents greatly appreciated the event and shared that the experience was soul enriching and satiating.

Independence Day celebrations took place with high spirits at our school. Students passionately participated in various activities, including singing and performing national melodies and primary students delivered speeches on the value of freedom. Students also created posters and cards, they showed enthusiasm by decorating their classes. Parents, students and teachers also contributed to the mural wall.

Students took part in event on Pakistan Day and also performed on the stage. Students were with great zeal and high spirits to commemorate the Lahore Resolution passed on 23 March 1940.