For Bright Future | Admission Fall 2025 | We Believe in Modern Islamic Education
Academic Syllabus
Academic Syllabus
A modern, value-based curriculum designed to inspire learning, build character, and achieve academic excellence
At QRF School, our academic syllabus is thoughtfully designed to offer a balanced, modern education rooted in Islamic values. We focus on concept-based learning, language development, and innovative teaching methods that inspire excellence. Below are the class-wise syllabus files for your reference.
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QRF School Syllabus
At QRF, we offer a modern, engaging, and value-driven academic syllabus rooted in Islamic principles. Our curriculum blends the latest educational tools—audio-visual aids, activity-based learning, and multi-sensory teaching techniques—to build strong conceptual understanding and innovation.
We emphasize English language proficiency while preserving Islamic and cultural identity. Grammar for both English and Urdu is taught together, helping students build connections with Urdu as the base and English as a second language.
Our approach discourages rote learning and encourages clarity of concepts through demonstration methods. Qualified, trained staff ensure that academic goals are consistently met with excellence.
EPL (Exercise of Practical Life)
We think that along with quality education, students should be trained in practical life in such that they can do their own work by themselves without putting a burden on parents and to be a sensible and responsible citizen of society. In this regard we conduct EPL weekly in a period where the students learn to do different practical activities. Some of them are appended hereunder.
Tie/untie laces
Polishing shoes
Ironing clothes
Dusting table chair
Wearing/put-off shoes
Putting rubbish in dustbin
Serving and sharing food
Care of blowing your nose
Knead the dough of flour
Care of nail, hair, brush teeth and washing hands
Pouring of water from jug into glass
Inserting thread in needle ( for girls)
How to keep yourself protected from fire and electricity
Table manners and use of eating utensils (spoon fork and knife)
Pressing Frames; Zip buttons, press studs, Hook, ( for girls)
