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School program
Play Group to Matric. Uniform, drill and daily discipline — with a strong academic core behind them. Your child does not give up school studies to prepare for a cadet college; here, the two run together.
What makes it different
A coaching academy sees your child for two hours after school. We have them all day — which is why the syllabus never slips while the preparation is going on.
Registered classes from Play Group to Matric, with the full provincial syllabus, laboratories and a test series that reports to you monthly.
Uniform, assembly, foot drill, PT and inspection — the habits a cadet college expects on the first day, learned here over years rather than weeks.
Selections every year since 2016, rising from 18+ in 2018 to 110+ in 2023, across sixteen Military, Cadet and PAF colleges.
The stages
Play Group · KG · Prep
The cadet habit starts early and gently: uniform, assembly, and a routine a small child can keep. Learning is activity-led — phonics, numbers, Nazra, art and writing — in air-conditioned classrooms with the latest software apps used in pre-class practicals.
Class I to Class V
The academic core is set here. English, Urdu and Mathematics are taught and tested weekly, Science and Computer begin, and drill and PT become part of the timetable rather than an extra.
Class VI to Class VIII
The cadet preparation years. Students carry the full 6th, 7th and 8th syllabus while preparing for Military, Cadet and PAF college entry — written papers, intelligence practice, interview and psychological work, drill and physical training.
Class IX and Class X
Students who are not selected — and those who choose to stay — continue with us to Matric. Science and Computer streams, board preparation, and the same discipline that got them this far.
The school day
Indicative timings — confirm the current schedule with your campus.
Uniform & conduct
Every Baharian wears the institute uniform: khaki shirt and trousers, web belt, green beret with the institute flash, and black shoes kept polished. Uniform is inspected at assembly.
Conduct is held to the Honour Code: a Baharian shall never lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate among us anyone who does so. It is read at assembly, not framed on a wall.
Parents receive a daily attendance report and meet subject teachers at the monthly PTM — so nothing about your child’s progress is a surprise at the end of the year.
Facilities
Cadet preparation does not cost a child their school studies.
Parents often worry that preparing for a cadet college will set their child back academically. It will not. Cadet-track students here are taught the 6th, 7th and 8th syllabus alongside their preparation, and they continue into 9th and 10th with us whether or not they are selected. Nothing is dropped.