E2-F1 (Elementary 2-French 1). Numbers are put in the end to accommodate the large numbers of students in a respective language. The most chosen language being French which has 4 section in each class. Clubs and Societies are practices in Prep school. Some societies include English Dramatic Society, Scrabble Society, Mathematics Society, Science Society, Robotics Society, etc. Each society organizer chooses 1 president from the M2 class, 2 Chief Executives form M2/M1 classes and 8 Executive Members from the E2 class. Senior school Senior school focuses on the Cambridge IGCSE studies for their IGCSE exams, Class divisions are Pre C1, C1, C2, H1, H1. C standing for Cambridge and H standing for Higher. Pre C1 houses students who graduate from prep school's M2 near March. Students are put into sections according to the subjects that they have selected for higher studies. eg. Students who chose Biology-0610, Chemistry-0620, Physics-0625, Additional Math-0606 would be grouped in one section, C1-B. It offers National Curriculum and Inter-National Curriculum. For international curriculum students are not required to have a Visa of a foreign country. See also La Martiniere Lucknow Eton College Mayo College Lawrence School, Sanawar Doon School Harrow School Bishop Cotton School (Shimla) Karachi Grammar School Daly College Scindia School References Further reading L. F. Loveday Prior, Punjab Prelude, London: John Murray, 1952. John Hill, Maharajas in the Making: Life at the Eton of India 1935-40, Sussex: Book Guild, 2001. F. S. Aijazuddin, Commanding Success, Lahore, 2011. Zill Niazi, Reliving Aitchison: A Modern Photographic History, Lahore, 2019. External links Official website Boarding schools in Pakistan Schools in Lahore Cambridge schools in Pakistan Private schools in Pakistan Academic institutions in Pakistan Cricket grounds in Pakistan 1886 establishments in British India British colonial architecture The Mall, Lahore Education in Lahore