Principal’s Message

Christian Girls’ High School Kasur is situated in Kasur, a city to the south of Lahore and close to the Indian border. The school was founded in 1960. It was nationalized by the government of the Punjab in 1972 and was finally returned to the Presbyterian Education Board in September 2000. At that time there were only 115 students at the school and the academic standards were very low with only a 13% pass rate at Matriculation.

The school was without furniture, electricity and rest rooms. Since then, the Presbyterian Education Board has worked to improve the physical conditions at the school as well as the academic standard. There are now 390 students studying at the school from Class Nursery to Class 10 and the Matriculation results over the past few years has been over 90%. In the Matriculation Examination 2015, there was a 100% pass rate with 21% of the students obtaining A+ or A grade. The highest mark was 923/1100. Graduates of the school have gone on to higher studies at local colleges or into nursing and other professions.