Bloomfield Hall Schools

Bloomfield Hall Schools
BHS
Motto Towards Academic Excellence
Type Education
Administrative staff
 Trained and Experienced Teachers
Location Major Cities, Australia,UK,USA and Pakistan
Campus Through Our Pakistan in Major cities
Language English Medium
Affiliations University Of Cambridge, University Of London, Edexel University
Website http://www.bloomfieldhall.com/

Bloomfield Hall School is an educational institution in Pakistan. The aim of the project was to provide characteristic British style education leading to British qualifications. Pupils of Bloomfield Hall are prepared for the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Ordinary Level and Advanced Level examinations of the UK examining bodies.

Bloomfield Hall School has branches in Abdul Hakeem, Bahawalpur, Chakwal, D.G Khan, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Gujrat, Islamabad, Kharian, Lahore, Lalpir, Mehmood Kot, Multan, Okara, Peshawar, Sahiwal, Kamra, Sheikupura and SialkotALSO major branches in Canada, UK, USA And Australia

History

The school was established in 1984 by educationalists from the UK and Pakistan. The list includes Nadeem Qasir who has written Pakistan: The Political Economy Since 1947 and Angela Williams, who has experience in the education field, is a free-lance journalist. Her articles can be found in the newspapers of Pakistan including the Daily Times.

Since its establishment, Bloomfield Hall has opened schools in cities of Pakistan. It has assisted in the provision of higher education in Pakistan. In Lahore, one of its sister institutions, University College Lahore, offers degree programmes of the University of London in disciplines including economics, management, accounting, law and information system.

Academics

All students of Bloomfield Hall are prepared for GCE ‘O’ level. Successful students, then proceed to University College Lahore to do ‘A’ level courses of the University of London or Cambridge.

Faculties

Branches in Lahore

To reduce travel time for little children, Bloomfield Hall has established junior school branches.

Inter-city transfer system

Bloomfield has branches in a number of cities and offers an inter-city transfer facility to the students.

University College Lahore

Students of Bloomfield Hall Lahore proceed to University College Lahore to join the GCE ‘A’ level programme. The college which is a sister organization of Bloomfield Hall, has a campus with auditorium, swimming pool, libraries, cafeterias, and sports grounds.

London University degree courses

Bloomfield Hall offers its ‘O’ and ‘A’ level graduates an opportunity to pursue the University of London degree courses for external students. These courses are offered by University College Lahore.

Professional accountancy programmes

At the Lahore and Multan campuses of the College of Advanced Accountancy, the main courses offered are ACCA and CIMA.

Regions

Central region

Northern region

Southern region

Management structure

Board of directors

The board consists of the following members:

Managing director

Nadeem Qasir

Regional Directors

Col Khalid Hameed (Central Region) Mr Aamir Iqbal Malik (Southern Region) Ms Shazia Javed (Northern Region)

Specialist directors and coordinators

Junior and middle school

Bloomfield Hall has two major targets: at the academic level, it prepares students for GCE 'O' level; at a cultural level, it is a liberal institution which encourages independent thought and critical enquiry among its pupils.

Given these aims, Bloomfield Hall has designed its own curriculum which gives weight to subjects in contact time and student assessment and promotion criteria.

Thus, English and Maths at this level are considered core subjects. They are allocated comparatively more periods per week and passing these two subjects is essential for promotion.

‘O’ level program

All students in Bloomfield Hall schools are prepared for the GCE 'O' level examinations. After completing 'O' level, students either continue on to 'A' level or join the local scheme at Intermediate (FA/FSc) level.

Choice of subjects

Keeping the above in mind, Bloomfield Hall offers the following subjects:

Options:

Students are allowed to select a maximum of nine subjects, including the compulsory ones.

'Increasing talent level' programme

GCE A level is a qualification that allows students to enter universities. In Pakistan, students with A level are admitted to BA/BSc at colleges and universities. The choice of A level subjects is important for those seeking admission to medical and engineering colleges. For medicine, A level in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics and for engineering, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry are important. For admission to courses in social sciences and humanities, rules regarding choice of subjects are not so strict.

Subjects offered at A level in Bloomfield Hall are Mathematics, Statistics, Mechanics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Business studies, Economics Accounting, Urdu, English, Law, Sociology, General Paper, Art and Design

Graduate programme

The graduate programme is offered at University College Lahore (UCL), an associate institution of Bloomfield Hall.

UCL offers degree courses of the University of London for external students in the following disciplines:

Diploma in Economics

For students who are 18 and above, and who do not have 'A' level or equivalent, the diploma course provides an entry into the degree course. After successful completion of the one-year diploma, students join the second year of the degree programme.

The diploma course may only be taught by institutions which are fully recognised by the University of London to conduct the course. UCL is fully recognised by the University of London to conduct it.

Secondary and higher secondary

The English Medium Matriculation stream is followed in the country schools and the schools Bloomfield Hall manages. The curriculum up to Class 7 is set by Bloomfield Hall. After Class 7, students follow the curriculum set by the relevant Matriculation Board. The standards of education in the matriculation stream are ensured by the following measures:

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