Founding Campus · 1948Kharadar
Where it all began — our historic campus in old Karachi, steps from the sea and the city's founding memories.
Visit KharadarRaunaq-e-Islam Schools — a family of institutions managed by the Pakistan Memon Women Educational Society — has carried the light of education across Karachi for more than 75 years, from preschool classrooms to Cambridge and Matric streams, teacher training and neighborhood schools for underserved communities.
Our Foundation
To provide quality, affordable and character-building education to the children of Karachi — regardless of means — through schools that combine academic rigour with moral grounding and community care.
A Pakistan where every child — and especially every girl — grows up confident, curious and future-ready, carrying forward the vision our founders shared with Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah in 1948.
Ilm (knowledge), Adab (character), Khidmat (service) and Himmat (courage) — four values woven into every classroom, assembly, sports field and staff room across our campuses.
About PMWES
In the earliest days of Pakistan, a group of visionary Memon women — led by Khadija Hajiani — resolved that the new nation's daughters would not be left behind. From a single classroom in Kharadar, the Pakistan Memon Women Educational Society grew into one of Karachi's most respected educational trusts.
Today, the Raunaq-e-Islam family spans multiple campuses, a teacher training institute, special education services, vocational programmes and a network of neighborhood schools serving communities that formal schooling rarely reaches.
Why Parents Choose Us
Three generations of Karachi families have studied in our classrooms — many of today's parents are alumni themselves.
Teachers trained at our own Teacher Training Institute, with continuous professional development every term.
Choose the international Cambridge pathway or the national Matric board — both taught to the same standard of care.
Science labs, computer labs and digital classrooms bring modern, hands-on learning to every age group.
Secure premises, trained staff and a culture of pastoral care — parents trust us with what they hold dearest.
Islamic values, ethics and citizenship are lived daily — not just taught — across every campus.
Inter-school competitions, art rooms, debates and dramatics give every child a stage to shine on.
Merit and need-based support ensures finances never stand between a deserving child and a good education.
Academic Programmes
Play-based early learning that builds language, motor skills and confidence in warm, joyful classrooms.
Strong literacy, numeracy and inquiry foundations, with Islamic studies and computing from the earliest grades.
Focused board preparation with science and computer streams, careers guidance and leadership opportunities.
The international curriculum taught with local heart — preparing students for universities in Pakistan and abroad.
Intermediate science, commerce and humanities with college counselling and university-readiness support.
Professional certification for educators and practical skills programmes that open doors to livelihoods.
Our Campuses
Founding Campus · 1948Where it all began — our historic campus in old Karachi, steps from the sea and the city's founding memories.
Visit Kharadar
FlagshipOur largest campus — Cambridge and Matric streams, modern science and computer labs, and a full sports programme.
Visit Federal B AreaA vibrant campus serving one of Karachi's largest residential districts, preschool through secondary.
Visit North Nazimabad
Community HeartDeep in the old city, this campus keeps quality education within walking distance of thousands of families.
Visit NanakwadaCommunity Impact
Beyond our formal campuses, PMWES runs neighborhood schools in underserved communities, trains teachers for the whole city, supports children with special needs and equips young women with vocational skills. This is education as khidmat — service.
Our Journey
Khadija Hajiani and fellow Memon women found PMWES in newly independent Pakistan, with the blessing of Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah.
Raunaq-e-Islam Girls School welcomes its first students in Karachi's old city.
The schools pass into state control and are later returned — the Society rebuilds with renewed energy.
International curriculum arrives, the Teacher Training Institute opens and neighborhood schools begin serving low-income communities.
Smart classrooms, STEM labs, special education and vocational programmes carry the mission into its second century.
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