Primary School (Class 1–5) — Strong Foundations, Strong Faith
Primary school is where habits harden. A child who learns to read properly, calculate confidently, and pray consistently in Classes 1 to 5 rarely loses those gains later. Our primary program in Kasur is built on that principle: serious daily teaching of English, Urdu, Mathematics and Science — never delegated to mere worksheets — flowing alongside a structured Quran and Islamic studies schedule that grows with the child.
Whether your family prefers English medium or Urdu medium, the primary years at Al-Ansaar deliver the same promise: clear foundations, weekly feedback to parents, and an environment where being a good Muslim and a strong student are presented as one identity, not two competing ones.
What Your Child Will Study
The primary curriculum balances languages, numeracy, sciences and Deen every single week:
Nazra Quran is a daily period for every primary student — fluency in reading the Quran is treated as a core subject, exactly like English or Mathematics, so that by Class 5 most children read the Quran independently and many are ready for the Hifz stream.
Why Primary School at Al-Ansaar Is Different
Reading-first literacy
Phonics-based English and structured Urdu reading, with library periods and reading aloud from Class 1 — children learn to love books early.
Concept-based mathematics
Tables, mental math and problem solving drilled through practice and games, so numbers feel friendly rather than frightening.
Daily Nazra & Islamic Studies
A Quran period every day with qualified teachers, plus duas, seerah stories and akhlaq woven through the week.
Early digital literacy
Typing, computer basics and internet safety from the middle primary years — the first rung of our digital skills ladder.
Daily Routine & Class Environment
A primary day opens with assembly and Quran, moves through the core subjects in the freshest hours, breaks for prayer and lunch, and closes with lighter periods — library, computer lab, sports or art on rotation. Monthly assessments track every child, and parent-teacher meetings each term turn those assessments into shared plans rather than surprises.
Fee for Primary School — Session 2026
Primary fees stay in the affordable band that Kasur families expect, with everything included:
Fee Summary — Session 2026
Annual charges cover textbooks, notebooks, ID card and diary. Digital skills program included at no extra cost. Scholarships available — see full fee structure.
How to Apply
Admissions for session 2026 are open at all five campuses. Submit the admission form with your child's B-Form, two photographs and a CNIC copy — forms are available at every campus office and on the downloads page, and registration can also begin over WhatsApp. After a short, age-appropriate assessment, the principal meets parents to confirm stream, timings, transport and books. The full process is explained on our admissions page.