Kingston College

Kingston College is an authorised IB World School for the Primary Years Programme, which it offers from Playgroup to Grade 5 with IB-trained teachers; the school began aligning with the IB framework in 2017 and was authorised after the IB visit of October 2019. It is also a Cambridge International School (since July 2019) for IGCSE/O-Level and A-Levels, and its Middle School programme is described as Cambridge- and IB-inspired with an integrated STEAM approach. The IB-PYP is complemented by a robotics curriculum developed with Robotronics Pakistan, a French programme with a native instructor and visual and performing arts lessons.

Teaching in the PYP is inquiry-based: students learn through questions, experiments and real-world problem solving rather than memorisation. Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards and multimedia projectors and seat up to 30, but the school keeps groups to no more than 25 students. The school's stated aim is to develop mindful, inquiring and risk-taking students who serve their community and become lifelong learners and enlightened global citizens.

The 20-acre campus includes an international-standard football ground, an oval cricket ground with four pitches and practice nets, an NBA-standard outdoor basketball court, a hard tennis court, a temperature-controlled indoor swimming pool, a 600-metre horse-riding track, archery, and indoor and outdoor jungle gyms. Academic spaces include physics, chemistry/biochemistry, IT and robotics labs, a media lab, a music room, an art and design room, a well-stocked library and a 500-seat amphitheatre. The school also provides a cafeteria, school transport, a medical facility, RO-treated drinking water, backup generators and a multi-layered security system with CCTV and registered-vehicle access.

Every student takes part in at least four sports a year through school clubs run by professional coaches, including cricket, football, basketball, tennis, swimming, horse riding, archery, badminton, table tennis and volleyball. Co-curricular programmes include mandatory public-speaking classes for middle and senior students (speeches, debates and simulations of UN and National Assembly proceedings), advanced robotics from Grade 1 to O-Levels, a French language programme, and indoor activities such as chess.