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The Program |
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The A-Level
program at LGS 55 Main Gulberg began in 1995,
the first students appearing in the examination
in 1997.Since then, we have expanded in terms
of subjects offered as well as student strength.
Class sizes are kept limited; however, if
a large number of students opt for a particular
subject, the class is divided in sections,
in order to keep a reasonable faculty-student
ratio.
The program
prides itself on combining academic rigor
with a variety of activities geared towards
the development of well-rounded personalities.
Choosing the
programme that best suits you is important.
There are many factors that you will want to
consider. We hope that this admissions section
will help you to make an informed decision.
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| Campus
Facilities |
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Our
Campus is equipped with many facilities that
comparable institutions do not necessarily have
- Dedicated
reading room for A-Level students
- Swimming
Pool
- Computer
Lab
- Physics
Lab
- Chemistry
Lab
- Biology
Lab
- Art
Room
- Multimedia
projector for students and faculty presentations
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| Salient
Features |
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Some
features of our program that we felt you should
know about, but may not think to ask, are briefly
described below.
Because
we are committed to intellectual growth beyond
the limits of tthe A Level syllabus, a variety
of clubs and activities dedicate themselves
to that end. Examples of past initiatives include:
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Establishing a Literary society ,
to read and discuss literary works
of interest, and arrange related
activities, e.g. film viewing, attending
the performance of Naseeruddin Shah's
play, Ismat Apa ke Naam and Dastan
Goi by Mahmood Danish and Anusha
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Attendance at a lecture on the politics
of globalization and development,
by renowned journalist Najma
Sadeque
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A course on Documentary Making by Mr. Steven John Moore
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- Run
an environment society, that is currently
running a campaign against the degreening
of Lahore , and the concomitant decline
in Lahore 's air quality
- Run
a community service program, proving
students with opportunities to volunteer
at a variety of organizations. Some
of these include the Pakistan Society
for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled,
the Rising Sun Institute, Fatima Memorial
Hospital, the Human Rights Commission
of Pakistan (HRCP), and Shaukat Khanum
Memorial Hospital.
- Run
debate clubs in Urdu and English. LGS
teams have won awards at numerous tournaments
on the national circuit.
- Put
on an annual play every year, in Punjabi,
Urdu or English and also organize an
Inter – School / Collegiate Drama Competition.
- Compete
at the International Schools Educational
Olympiad in Karachi, bringing back awards
in photography drama and group discussions.
- Have
gone on educational trips to various
parts of Pakistan and to India.
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Student Counseling |
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Because
we know that life is only just begining for
our students, we also provide:
- College counseling
for students interested in studying in the
US, UK, Canada, Australia or Singapore.
- Annual
presentations on the Scholastic Aptitude Test
(SAT), accompained by the administration of
a diagnostic test.
- A lecture series featuring
old students who are now professionals in
a variety of fields.
"Where
will I go to university?"
Virtually
all of our students goon to attend university
in Pakistan or abroad .
Some of our student have had the privilege of
studying at :
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Agha Khan University
Allama Iqbal Medical College
ACCA / ICMAP
Beaconhouse National University
De Montmorency College of Dentistry
Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute
Institue of Business Administration
King Edward Medical College
Kinnaird College for Women
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Lahore Medical and Dental College
Lahore University of Management
Sciences
Lahore School of Economics
National University of Science and Technology
National College of Arts
National College of Computer & Emerging
Sciences (FAST)
Pakistan School of Fashion Design
University of Engineering and Technology,
Lahore
University College , Lahore |
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Bates College
Bryn Mawr College
Boston University
Brandeis College
Columbia University
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Mt. Holyoke College
Oberlin College
Princeton University
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Rhode Island School of Design
Smith College
University of Pennsylvania
University of Georgetown Washinton D.C
University of Michigan
University of California at Berkeley
Wellesley College
Williams College
Yale University |
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Cambridge University
Chelsea College of Art and Design
London School of Economics|
Oxford University
School of Oriental and African Studies
Sussex University
Slade School of Art
Warwick University
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to universities in
Australia
- Canada - Singapore
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Finally,
Because we value student initiative and interests,
there are clubs events that spring up in a given
year because of the interest of a particular
group of students.
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year, for example, the students have been
involved in a number of social and political
issues such as women's empowerment, the judicial
crises and the environment
- In
previous years, there have been scchool newspapers,
inter-school extracurricular fetes, supporting
events, science newsletters, etc.
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Fee Structure |
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Level Registeration Fee |
Rs.
2,000 |
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| Admission
Fee |
Rs.
20,000
(Nil for Lahore Grammar School Students) |
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| Security |
Rs.
15,000
(Lahore Grammar School Students will have to make
up the difference only) |
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A
Level Course Fee
(Per Month)
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Tuition
Fee
Laboratory
Computing
Art
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Rs.
11,660
Rs. 600 (Per Science Subject)
Rs. 600
Rs. 300 |
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Requirements and Schedule of Admissions
2008 - 2009 |
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- Student must have 6 (six)
O Levels.
- The last date for registration
will be Monday 18th August, 2008
- The following documents must
be completed and submitted to the school office
in the school
folder (Please do not staple the documents):-
- Completed Application
Form
- Two recent passport
size photographs
- Photocopy of birth certificate
- Last result of the
class XI from the previous school
- Photocopy of the
paid registration bill
- It is mandatory for all students
to submit a copy of their O
Level Result as soon as
it is announced by the respective boards.
This copy should be delivered to the school
office latest by Monday 18th August, 2008
- The following students will
be required to sit for a test on Saturday
23rd August, 2008:-
- English General
Test for students opting for subjects
other than Sciences. (Students
having an A grade in O Level English
Language are exempted)
(9:00 am - 10: am)
- Comprehension
Test for student opting for Literature
in English
(10:30 am - 11:30 am)
- Urdu Test for
students opting for A Level Urdu
, but having Urdu B in O Level
(10:30 am - 11:30 am)
- Applied ICT Test
for students who have not done Computer
Studies/IT at
O-Level
(11:45 am - 12:15 pm )
- Art & Design
Test for all students (except LGS
students) opting for this subject
will be on Monday 25th
August, 2008
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who have done pure Sciences i.e. Physics,
Chemistry and Biology at O Level and are opting
for the same will not be required to take
any written test. Their admissions will depend
on their O Level grades and interview with
the Principal.
- Interviews
of all the candidates will be conducted on
Wednesday 27th / Thursday 28th
/ Friday 29th August. Interview
timings will be displayed on the notice board
on Thursday 21st August, 2008 at
04:00 p.m.
- Please
note, in case of an irresolvable
subject clash , it will be prerogative of
the management to allow the student either
one of the two options.
- There
will be NO UNIFORM RESTRICTIONS . However
the students are required to follow an acceptable
dress code in school.
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| Download
Application Form |
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| Application
Form - A Level (pdf) |
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on "Save a Copy" on next page to copy
form on your hard disk) |
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| Application
Form - A Level (zip) |
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