Shah Shams Darbar Road, Bawa Safra, Street No. 2, Multan 061-4502276 peace4changmul@gmail.com PEF Partner School · Free Education
Crest of Madina Tul Ilm Education High School System, Multan — a torch above an open book bearing the words Al-Ilm-u-Noor, over the green dome of Madina within a green ring flanked by wheat

Madina Tul Ilm Education
High School System

مدینۃ العلم ایجوکیشن ہائی سکول سسٹم، ملتان

Multan, Punjab · Play Group to Class 10 · EMIS 361117205

اَلْعِلْمُ نُور Knowledge is Light
Students of the school standing in rows for morning assembly in the courtyard, girls on one side and boys on the other.

Punjab Education Foundation Partner School

Free schooling from Play Group to Matriculation.

پلے گروپ سے میٹرک تک مفت معیاری تعلیم

We are a co-educational school on Shah Shams Darbar Road in Bawa Safra, Multan, teaching boys and girls from Play Group through to Class 10. Because we are a Foundation Assisted School under the Punjab Education Foundation, families pay nothing at all.

Admission Information Our Classes
No tuition fee. No admission charge. No fine. Funded by the Punjab Education Foundation under the Foundation Assisted Schools programme. داخلہ اور تعلیم بالکل مفت ہے
Play Group–10Classes offered
Boys & GirlsCo-educational
Rs. 0Total cost to families
361117205EMIS registration code
Welcome

A neighbourhood school that takes matriculation seriously.

Madina Tul Ilm Education High School System serves the families of Bawa Safra and the surrounding streets off Shah Shams Darbar Road. Most of our students are the first in their family to reach Class 10, and a good number are the first to sit a board examination at all. That shapes how we work.

Our teaching follows the Punjab Curriculum, and our Class IX and X students are prepared for the Matriculation examination of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Multan. Younger children begin in Play Group and move through Primary and Middle with the same teachers who will eventually prepare them for their board papers — so nobody arrives in Class IX as a stranger.

The school is registered with the School Education Department, Government of the Punjab under EMIS code 361117205, and operates as a partner school of the Punjab Education Foundation. Parents are welcome at the school office during working hours without an appointment; the Foundation's open-door policy is something we take literally.

More about the school

The school's boundary wall and green iron gate on the street in Bawa Safra, Multan, with a neem tree beside it.
Our gate on Shah Shams Darbar Road, Bawa Safra — Street No. 2, Multan.
Notice Board

Notices for parents

Announcements are posted here and on the board outside the school office.

  • Ongoing Admissions open for Play Group to Class 10 Admission Seats are available across sections. Bring the child's B-Form and a parent's CNIC to the school office. There is no admission fee and no admission test for entry classes.
  • Standing Education at this school is free of charge PEF As a Foundation Assisted School we are barred from charging tuition, admission money or fines. If anyone asks a parent for payment on the school's behalf, please report it to the school office and to the Punjab Education Foundation directly.
  • Annual Quality Assurance Test (QAT) Examination PEF assesses our students once a year through the QAT. Parents are asked to make sure children attend on the announced date, as the school's partnership depends on the result.
  • Ongoing Teaching vacancies Careers Applications from qualified male and female teachers are accepted through the school office. Current openings and how to apply.

All news and notices

Our Classes

Four stages, one campus, Play Group to Class 10

Children join us as young as four and can stay until they have their Matriculation certificate in hand. Every stage is taught in the same building, by staff who know the children by name.

Young children sitting on a floor mat in the Play Group room while a teacher helps them with alphabet blocks.
Early Years

Play Group to Prep

ابتدائی جماعتیں

Spoken Urdu and English, letters and numbers, and the habits of school — sitting, sharing, listening.

  • Ages4 to 6 years
  • ClassesPG, Nursery, Prep
Students reading at a table in the school library beside shelves of textbooks.
Primary

Class I to V

پرائمری

Reading fluency in both languages, arithmetic, Islamiat and Nazra Quran, and general science.

  • Ages6 to 11 years
  • ClassesI, II, III, IV, V
Students working two to a computer in the school's computer room while a teacher helps.
Middle

Class VI to VIII

مڈل

Separate science and mathematics teaching begins, along with computer studies and English grammar.

  • Ages11 to 14 years
  • ClassesVI, VII, VIII
Four secondary students and a teacher gathered around a lab bench during a science practical.
Secondary

Class IX and X

میٹرک

Board syllabus in Science or Arts, past-paper practice, and registration for the Matriculation examination.

  • Ages14 to 16 years
  • BoardBISE Multan

Subjects and assessment in detail

Why families choose us

What a parent in Bawa Safra can expect

01

It costs nothing, and that is enforced

Our PEF partnership forbids us from charging tuition, admission money or fines. This is not a discount or a scholarship that can be withdrawn — it is the condition on which the school operates.

02

Girls and boys both finish Class 10 here

Many local children, especially girls, leave school after Class V or VIII simply because the next stage is too far away or too expensive. Our high school section exists so that the walk to Class 10 stays short.

03

Our teaching is tested, not just claimed

PEF's annual Quality Assurance Test requires 75% of the students it examines to score at least 40% in every subject. Three consecutive failures ends the partnership. That standard keeps us honest about results.

04

Urdu and English together

Lessons build English steadily from Play Group without abandoning Urdu, so children can follow a board paper in English without losing the language they think in.

05

Quran and character alongside the syllabus

Nazra Quran and Islamiat are part of the ordinary timetable, and the day opens with assembly and recitation — not as an add-on, but as part of how the school is run.

06

The office door is open

Parents can come in and ask about attendance, marks or a teacher's conduct during working hours. No appointment, no gatekeeping. Ask for the head of the section your child is in.

The Campus

An ordinary school day

A teacher writing on the chalkboard while secondary students take notes at wooden desks.
Class VIII mathematics
Students conducting a simple experiment with a beaker and spirit lamp.
Science practical
Children playing cricket on the school ground while others watch from the edge.
Break on the ground
Three students reading quietly at a table in the school library.
Library period

Photographs on this website are illustrative placeholders and will be replaced with photographs of our own students and classrooms.

Admission is open, and it is free.

Come to the school office on Shah Shams Darbar Road with your child's B-Form, or telephone us and we will tell you what to bring.

How to apply Call 061-4502276