Avicenna School

The Avicenna School, is a co-education school in Karachi, Pakistan. Its main campus is in Clifton, Karachi. It is named after the famous Muslim polymath Avicenna (Ibn Sina). The Avicenna School, was founded in June 1996, and sponsored by the College of Accounting and Management Sciences (CAMS).[1] It is a co-educational institution, founded with the aim to abolish private tuitions for Advanced Level (A-level) as they were expensive. In 2000, Ordinary Level (O-level) was introduced, and later junior classes were started as well. The school is popularly known for its A level programme. Re-Opening from August 2018.

For Avicenna's philosophy, see Avicennism.
Avicenna School
Location
C-119/C-118 Block 2
Clifton
Karachi
Pakistan
Information
TypeCo-education
EstablishedAs CAMS 1994, later Avicenna School in 1996
PrincipalMs. Tahira Malik
GradesA Level/O Level/Junior & Montessori System
AffiliationCAMS
WebsiteOfficial website

Facilities provided:

  1. Large Scale Auditorium
  2. New spacious sector particularly for A-levels.
  3. Best faculty in Town. (Market Gems)
  4. New Chemistry and Physics lab with Air Conditioned And multimedia provided classes.

References
  1. Pakistan & Gulf Economist. S. Akhtar Ali. September 2000. Retrieved 25 October 2012.

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