PINA has identified and prioritised evidence-based practices to ensure sequential learning, future readiness, and alignment with global education standards.
Each programme is evidence-based, internationally benchmarked, and delivered through rigorous on-ground execution in adopted public schools.
Delivered through adaptive software, speaking labs, and TOEFL Junior assessments. Competence in English enables students to access global knowledge and compete internationally.
Google Classroom LMS, interactive whiteboards, and blended learning stations in every school. Technology is integrated into all aspects of learning.
STEAM Innovation Labs with modular robotics and project-based learning. Prepares students for rapidly evolving fields critical to Pakistan's economic development.
Multi-year pathway to full IB PYP authorisation. Curricula aligned with IB standards. Teachers trained in IB philosophy. Cambridge and IB Organisation collaboration.
Debates, public speaking, collaborative projects, and mentorship programmes build confidence and 21st-century skills for every student.
Age-appropriate AI concepts integrated from foundational levels. Curated global content developing digital citizenship and international awareness.
Take over admin of 2–3 large-scale schools in Lahore. Baseline assessments of students and teachers. Infrastructure improvements, private-sector teacher recruitment, community engagement.
English language proficiency, digital literacy, and regular classes with continuous improvement cycles. IB PYP curriculum preparation begins. STEAM labs established.
Full IB Primary Years Programme implementation and authorisation. Expand and replicate the model to 4–5 schools. Co-working space revenue independently funds ongoing programme costs.
This model draws from proven approaches: The Citizens Foundation (320,000 students), BRAC's ROSC programme, and Punjab PSSP data showing 78% enrolment increase in contracted schools (Crawfurd, 2022). Also: 252 adopted Punjab public schools demonstrating scalability.