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School Re-Opening For KG1 - KG2

Dear Parents (KG1 – KG2),

As per the revised Government instructions, the school will re-open on, Wednesday, September 15, 2010.

ISC – Lahore

 

School Re-Opening For  Gr1 - Gr13

Dear Parents (Gr.1 to 13),

As per the revised Government instructions, the school will re-open on, Tuesday, September 14, 2010.

ISC – Lahore

 
Staff Get-together
ISC Lahore staff get-together to conclude the academic year 2009-10 will take place on Wednesday, June 23rd.
 
Final Exams
Term 3 Final Exams will take place June 14-21, 2010
 
New Academic Year

ISC Lahore inaugurated the New Academic Year 2009 –2010 on Monday, August 31, 2009. Students started classes in KG1 to G13.

 
Iftar Dinner
An Iftar dinner was hosted by Administration for ISC-Lahore staff on August 26, 2009. For an update please visit School Events section
 
Alumni Gala Dinner
ISC - Lahore Alumni Association hosted a Gala Dinner August 19, 2009. For further update, please visit www.isclahore-sabis.net/alumni
 
Health and Hygiene
ISC-Lahore has started a campaign for hygiene and health guidelines for students and staff.
 
University Acceptances
University Acceptances has been updated for 2008-2009 and 2007-2008. Please visit the Alumni section.
School Academics > Special Academic Support

The criterion for acceptance into the school is the willingness to put in the effort to achieve full potential rather than high 'innate' ability. Placement into classes is determined by academic attainment, with age acting as a limiting factor. Students applying to enter any class must take diagnostic tests to determine their placement.

Students who are found to be behind academically are rarely refused. Instead, they are offered, at an extra cost, one of several solutions depending on the severity of the academic problem. These may be:

1 - Summer school: A six-week summer course offered in June, July, and August. Students who are academically below the required standard can attend this course and often make up for a whole academic year.

2 - Special lessons: A student found to be weak in one subject attends extra periods in that subject until the level of the class is reached.

3 - Full-special classes: Students are given accelerated programs intended to prepare them to join the regular classes. In many cases, full-special students do the work of two or more scholastic years in one.
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