Our founding campus, serving Khiali Sheikhupura since 1989
The Asad Colony campus is where Al-Badr Schools began. It offers a complete girls education from the primary years through Matriculation, alongside a structured Quran and Islamic Studies programme.
Al-Badr Girls High School at Asad Colony opened in 1989 as the first institution of Al-Badr Education Trust. It began with a small number of classrooms and a clear intention: that girls in Khiali Sheikhupura should have access to an education that is academically serious and firmly rooted in Islamic values.
Over three decades the campus has grown into a full high school, and it remains the reference point for academic practice across the group. The Directorate of the Trust is located in the same area, which keeps the campus closely connected to the Trust's oversight.
Teaching is in English and Urdu, with Quran and Islamic Studies taught daily. Science and computer practicals are held in dedicated rooms.
Well-lit classrooms arranged for the age group they serve, with seating reviewed each session against enrolment.
A reading collection covering the curriculum, Islamic literature and general knowledge, available to students during timetabled periods.
A designated area for Zuhr prayer and for supervised Quran recitation.
Controlled entry, staff supervision at arrival and dismissal, and a recorded visitor procedure at reception.
Clean drinking water and maintained washroom facilities, checked as part of the daily campus routine.
Practical work for Physics, Chemistry and Biology at the secondary level, following the Board practical syllabus.
Computer literacy and Computer Science practicals, with machines maintained for classroom use.
Space for morning assembly, naat and speech practice, and campus functions.
The parent-teacher meeting will be held class by class according to the timing shared through the diary. Marked scripts will be available for review. Parents unable to attend should contact the campus office to arrange an alternative appointment.
Valid until 15 Sep 2026
Students from the middle and secondary classes took part in the campus qiraat and naat competition, judged on pronunciation, memory and composure.
Board practical work in Computer Science has begun for the secondary classes, with practical notebooks maintained through the year.
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Students of the middle and secondary classes were recognised for Quran recitation and naat, judged on pronunciation and tajweed, accuracy of memory and composure in delivery.
| Document | Category | Size | Download |
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| Book List 2026-2027 - Asad Colony | Book list | 864 B |
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