This institution was established in March 1998. At that time, there was an educational crisis in this rural area of Islamabad, and opportunities for girls’ education were extremely limited. The school was founded in the village of Pind Begwal and has since provided modern education to children from five nearby villages as well. Alhamdulillah, the institution has helped raise the educational standards of the region to match those of urban Islamabad.
Today, the school is equipped with smart classrooms where students are taught through projectors and digital tools. New programs are also being introduced, including technical education, training for small industries, and the promotion of agriculture on modern lines.
Capital Public School has been serving the community for the past 27 years with a strong commitment to quality education. In addition to the regular curriculum, the school has introduced electrical courses specially designed for boys starting from Grade 6 and above. These technical programs have been successfully running for the last two years, equipping students with valuable practical skills from an early age.
From Nursery onwards, all classrooms are equipped with smart multimedia technology, providing an interactive and engaging learning environment. These smart classrooms are already fully functional, helping students better understand lessons through visual and audio aids. The school continues to upgrade its teaching methods to ensure students benefit from the latest educational tools.
Our organization is registered as a standard private school, similar to other regular private institutions. It is not registered as a trust or an NGO. However, our policies are designed with a welfare-focused approach.
Children of parents earning up to PKR 30,000 per month are provided free education.
Children of parents earning PKR 40,000 per month receive a 50% fee waiver.
Parents earning PKR 50,000 or more per month are charged the full fee.
The fee structure is significantly lower than other private schools—only PKR 2,000 per month for all classes—to make education more accessible for families.
All technical education provided to students is completely free of cost.