Compare International Schools in Multan, Pakistan

Bloomfield Hall Multan Cantt is part of Bloomfield Hall, a nationwide network established in 1984 to provide British-style education in Pakistan. The Multan Cantt campuses serve children from preschool through A Level across four campuses: Toddlers Campus (2510/2- Aibek Road, Off Abdali Road); Askari Bypass Campus (Pre-School to Class 8); Abdali Campus (Class 1 to Lower Form III); and the O&A Level Campus (Upper Form III to A Level) on 11/9 Qaswar Gardezi Road. The group follows the Cambridge International Examinations framework, offering O Level and A Level. The language of instruction is English, with English and Urdu taught from the early years and Urdu continuing as a core subject at higher levels. The campuses include online learning via Microsoft Teams, a library, science and IT laboratories, and electricity backup. Career counselling, regular assessments, and a range of extracurricular activities—such as bilingual declamation contests, photography competitions, and community service—complement the academic program. The Abdali Campus sits in Multan Cantt, a southwest area of the city near Abdali Colony.

Newlands Multan was launched in September 2016 and today operates as an IB World School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP) with Middle Years Programme (MYP) as a candidate school and Diploma Programme (DP). It serves students from about age 3 up to 18 across these programmes, functioning as a day-boarding campus. The campus features facilities such as an in-house cafeteria, elevators, a multi‑purpose auditorium, a temperature‑controlled swimming pool, and a learning hub. Newlands Multan also offers an additional language (Mandarin) and Nazra Quran lessons, along with home chores at school to support holistic development. The school emphasises inquiry-based learning, international-mindedness, and opportunities for extended learning through clubs and sports, including the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, with more than 47 clubs available. The principal is Rabia Rehan, and the campus is located in Multan in the Punjab region.

Lahore Grammar School Multan operates separate junior and senior branches in Officers Colony. It forms part of the Lahore Grammar School network, founded in 1979, which provides education through O Levels and A Levels. The wider LGS curriculum includes Cambridge secondary qualifications and offers subjects across science, humanities, social sciences and English literature. Students may also participate in activities involving public speaking, science and technology, music, drama, sport and community service. The Multan junior branch is located at 12-A Officers Colony, while the senior branch is based at 26-B Officers Colony. However, the school’s official Multan webpage provides limited information about fees, enrolment, class sizes, facilities, leadership and campus-specific clubs.

The City School Multan Campus is located on Northern Bypass Road, near Wapda Town Phase 2, Multan. The campus offers education from PG to A Level and Matric. In Early Years, The City School uses a programme aligned with the UK Early Years Foundation Stage for children aged 3–5. The Primary section includes subjects such as English, Urdu, Science, Social Studies, Islamiyat, Mathematics, Art, Music, Computing and Physical Education. At secondary level, students move through Grades 6–8 and may later choose CAIE O Level or Matric. The A Level programme is delivered through Cambridge Assessment International Education, with subjects such as Accounting, Art and Design, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English General Paper, Global Perspectives, History, IT, Law, English Literature, Mathematics and Physics. The wider school facilities described include science and computer labs, libraries, sports grounds, art and music rooms, gymnasiums and common rooms.