Aga Khan School, Murtazabad

OTHER SCHOOLS IN
GILGIT-BALTISTAN

Introduction

Aga Khan School, Murtazabad, is one of the oldest Aga Khan Education Service, Pakistan schools and was established in 1946. Today, it has classes from pre-primary III upto grade VIII.

The school's 80 students are taught by 7 teachers. The school offers professional development to all its staff. The training takes place once a month for 6 hours each, totaling 72 hours per year.

English is the medium of instruction.

Admissions

New admissions take place between December and April, and the session starts in April.

For the admission process, we require:

  • The admission form
  • Birth certificate or Form B
  • School leaving certificate from the previous school (if applicable)
  • Two passport-size photographs of the candidate

Contact Us

Aga Khan School, Murtazabad
Village Murtazabad
Tehsil Aliabad
District Hunza
PAKISTAN
Phone: (+92 5813) 480438

News & Stories

Through a child’s eyes
07 August 2020
Through a child’s eyes
When schools first shut down in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, it was announced that they would be closed for 3 days only.
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So little time, so much to read
24 April 2020
So little time, so much to read
Sultana Jabeen, an English language teacher at the Aga Khan School, Murtaza Abad in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, says she is now used to getting calls from students who have finished reading their allotted books before the week is up and are eager for new reading material.
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