The Aga Khan School, Booni - Aga Khan Schools

The first AKES, Pakistan schools in Chitral were established in the 1980s. Since then, these schools have greatly contributed to enhancing the quality and access to education in the region, particularly in the remote, difficult-to-access areas.

Introduction

The Aga Khan School, Booni was established in 1984. It is a high school, providing education from pre-primary to Class 10.

The school offers science subjects and is affiliated with the Aga Khan University Examination Board.

Admissions

New admissions take place in April every year.

For the admission process, we require:

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

Contact details

For more information, please contact:

Aga Khan School, Booni
Village Booni
Tehsil Mastuj
District Upper Chitral
PAKISTAN
Phone: (+92) 348 3142948
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News & Stories

08 March 2024
“Finding my strength”: Impact of an Aga Khan Schools education
On International Women’s Day, meet Afsheen Jiwani, a champion for women’s empowerment, diversity and volunteering. She attributes her confidence to her alma mater, the Aga Khan Higher Secondary School (AKHSS), Karachi.
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12 December 2023
Aga Khan Education Service, Pakistan forges key collaborations to advance access to quality education
Throughout 2023, the Aga Khan Education Service (AKES), Pakistan forged significant collaborations with alumni, educational representatives and welfare organisations to continue its aim of providing students across Pakistan with access to quality education. Through the signing of four Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), all parties involved showcased a commitment to bettering education across the country.
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05 December 2023
“Encouraged to come forward”: Impact of an Aga Khan Schools education
Dr Fozia Parveen, an alumna of the Diamond Jubilee Model School, Sonikot is Assistant Professor at the Aga Khan University Institute for Educational Development. As an environmental scientist, one way she applies her research is by educating teachers to encourage the next generation to care for the planet.
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