Our Year IX students recently embarked on an enriching and memorable trip to the historic city of Lahore. They explored Androon-e-Lahore and the Walled City, gaining insights into its rich history. A visit to the magnificent Badshahi Mosque and Wazir Khan Mosque offered a glimpse into Pakistan’s architectural and spiritual heritage. The vibrant Lahore bazaar provided an opportunity for students to practice their bargaining skills and purchase traditional souvenirs.  Students enjoyed a scenic tour of the city on a double-decker bus, providing a unique perspective of Lahore’s landmarks. They delved into the intriguing Katas Raj Temple complex and ventured into the Khewra Salt Mine. The trip’s itinerary was thoughtfully designed to complement classroom learning while fostering camaraderie among the Year IX cohort. 

Students returned with broadened perspectives, cherished memories, and strengthened friendships.

Year IX Trip to Islamabad: Highlights

Our Year IX students just returned from a fantastic trip to Islamabad! They explored the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. The itinerary included visits to the iconic Faisal Mosque, the fascinating Lok Virsa Museum showcasing Pakistani heritage, and the breathtaking Khewra Salt Mine.

Students also experienced the symbolic Pakistan Monument, learned about the nation’s past at the National History Museum, and took in stunning views of Islamabad from Daman-e-Koh. A dinner at the scenic Monal Restaurant provided a perfect end to their adventure of day one.

The trip offered our Year IX students a chance to learn about Pakistan’s history, witness its architectural highlights, explore natural wonders, and create lasting memories with their classmates. We are excited they had such a wonderful and enriching experience!