ETNS follows the Matric System.

Our curriculum encompasses Pre-Primary to Higher Secondary academic levels. Pre-Primary includes Nursery, Junior Prep and Senior Prep. Primary includes Classes 1 - 5; Secondary includes Classes 6 - 10; and Higher Secondary comprises of Classes 11 and 12. Please check our Academic Page for more details.

There are 5 Nasra School campuses in the following areas of Karachi: Saddar (main); Malir; Korangi; North Karachi and Super Highway. Please see our contact page for specific information regarding addresses and phone numbers of each campus.

Fees vary from campus to campus. The admission fee is Rs 5,000. Please call the prospective campus of your choice for an exact quotation.

At Nasra School, we pride ourselves on the outstanding curriculum and extra-curricular activities we provide to all of our students, starting at the Pre-Primary level, because we believe in educating the whole child- mentally, physically, morally, as well as socially and spiritually. This holistic approach to attain the ideal level of "Balanced Excellence" has been a part of Nasra philosophy since the school was started in 1949, and ultimately serves to set our students apart from those who are educated according to traditional, mainstream curriculum. Please visit the About page for more details on our Holistic Approach.

We have 2 shifts at each of our 5 campuses, a Morning and an Afternoon Shift. The timings are as follows: Morning Shift: 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Afternoon Shift: 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Students applying to Nasra School will be grouped according to age eligibilty requirements. Along with submitting the Admission Application Form inclusive of all the necessary documentation, Nasra School holds an Entry Test (for those applying for Primary Section and above) as well as an interview session. Please visit our Admissions Process Page for more details.

At ETNS, we divide our Pre-Primary sections based on the following age groups: Nursery: 2.5 - 3.5 years Junior Prep: 3.5 - 4.5 years Senior Prep: 4.5 - 5.5 years Students above 5.5 years rightly belong in Class 1, Primary education.

For our Secondary and Higher Secondary academic levels, we offer 2 streams of education: Karachi Examination Board and Aga Khan University Examination Board.

Yes, they are available for purchase at each campus, at prices lower than market value.

At this time, Nasra School does not provide student transport.

The minimum degree required for teaching at ETNS is an Intermediate diploma, but a Bachelor's degree (which most of our faculty have attained) is preferable.

Nasra School has a wide range of exciting cocurricular activities for students to participate in, including competitve sports (cricket, table tennis, throwball, Karachi olympics, karate, archery, etc) as well as Urdu/English debates, poetry, spelling competitions, drama, dance and music performances. We also encourage community service initiatives to raise awareness and ecoconsciousness of our young students. Please visit our Sports and Student Life sections to gain a deeper understanding of our commitment to delivering overall educational, physical and moral excellence.

Yes. We provide a range of scholarships based on student need and merit. Approximately 10% of our students are on a full scholarship. Please see the scholarships page for more details.

Yes. We do our best to provide career guidance to students based on their individual skills, talents, interests and academic performace, as well as the scope / demand of their desired career in the near future.

Yes, most of the books are from Oxford.

As her noble cause gained momentum, several more rooms of Nasra Wazir Ali's home were converted into classrooms, while the family shifted into the garage. Lack of sufficient acreage, combined with a government-imposed ban on scholastic teaching from her property, coerced her to seek adequately-sized real estate in the depths of the congested city in which to house the school. After relocating to a small rental property at the back of Empress Market (the current locale of BMB School) in 1955 for a period of 2 years, Nasra School finally found its first permanent campus at 55 Depot Lines, Saddar in 1957. Over the next 2 decades, thousands of students flooded its classrooms, the curriculum evolved to include matric education, new buildings were added and teachers were trained in Nasra Wazir Ali's shadow, emulating her concern and compassion for student welfare, mirroring her unyielding resolve to give a ray of hope to the forgotten ones. By 2007, ETNS had grown to encompass 5 spacious campuses (Saddar, Malir, Korangi, Super Highway and North Karachi), each replete with modern facilites, producing several hundred thousand capable and conscientious graduates of a progressive mindset- assets to a nation deeply entrenched in ignorance, misogyny and class distinction. A dedicated educationist to her core, Nasra Wazir Ali was awarded the prestigious Sitara-e-Imtiaz accolade in 2012 for her lifelong contributions to Pakistan's educational sector. Though she passed away in 2015, her invaluable teachings, empathy for humanity, and desire to effectuate the transformation of society (particularly via the education of young girls) constitute the quintessence of her immortal spirit, a movement lingering on as the legacy of Nasra School, poised to transcend the test of time.