Dedicated to enhancing the quality of education and ensuring a bright future for our students
Primary education coverage is on the rise in Pakistan; however, challenges with access still persist. According to government statistics, an estimated 22.6 million children aged 5–16 remain out of school, constituting 44% of all children in this age bracket
Pakistan ranks second in South Asia for having the highest number of Out-Of-School Children (OOSC) at the primary level, with over half of them being girls. A significant portion of these OOSC comes from the poorest, marginalised, and socially excluded groups residing in makeshift tarpaulin huts in slums
In Rawalpindi/Islamabad alone, approximately 15,000 children from such backgrounds are not enrolled in schools. In response, RAHMA began offering education to these children in 2012, establishing a school within a slum near Rawalpindi Railway Station. What started in a small hut became the first-ever school built for these children, and is now leading towards excellence
Assistance in Sadqa e Jaria
Debates, sports, science exhibitions, arts, school trips and Islamic learning that develop the whole child
Explore student lifeA peaceful library, computer and science labs, a sports ground and a safe, caring campus
See our facilitiesDedicated teachers and leaders who care about every child's academic, moral and social growth
Meet our facultyCelebrations, classrooms, study trips and sports days, in photos and videos from our school
Open the galleryA simple admission process, from the first enquiry to the first day. Fill in the form online and we will take it from there
Apply for admissionAdmission fee: PKR 5,000 · Annual charges: PKR 3,000