Life at Myer's — Myer's College

Academic Structure

Schools at Myer's College

Myer's College comprises four distinct schools, each designed to nurture students at the right stage of their academic and personal journey.

Pre School

Tier 1 of Myer's Academic Structure

At Myer's, this school is the most basic and it grooms and nurtures around 300 cute kids with dreams beautiful and goals well-chosen. This is exactly the place where toddlers with first few fumbling steps are ultimately transmuted into confident children who aspire to excel. In this school, they learn to dream and then master the art of actualizing dreams bit by bit. Moreover, they look at colourful pictures, watch exciting movies, flip through books, share smiles and even crack jokes to feel cool, positive and ecstatic. Myerian educators make every effort possible to help these young learners with drawing, communication, reading, writing, games and even meals. No doubt, Myer's is their second home — at Myer's, your child's future is in very safe hands.

Junior School

Tier 2 of Myer's Academic Structure

This school is level two for the students where they go from grade one to grade four in a step-by-step manner. This is generally the time when young learners have already learnt how to exercise the four fundamental skills and are all set to step ahead to discover new avenues. At this stage, we make sure that our young students grow in self-belief, master new skills, actively take part in sports as well as other co-curricular competitions and start thinking in an analytical way. At Myer's, we have the best professionals to help these enthusiastic children sail across the sea of challenges with a high degree of success. Our junior school is widely known for excellent academic as well as co-curricular activities.

Preparatory School

Tier 3 of Myer's Academic Structure

This is the third academic tier at Myer's with lots of pivotal importance. This is exactly when small children become teens, realize their responsibilities and plan in an impeccable fashion to eventually become excellent O Level students. Here in this school, there are regular opportunities for learners to be good at imagination, analysis, observation and innovation — a big leap in the right direction because all these crucial elements come in handy at the next stage. The higher the tier, the stronger the bond between teachers and learners. Preparatory school students, being more mature and competitive, make the most of their three-year stay at this level. Our preparatory school has done very well over the years and we aim to excel even more.

Senior School

Tier 4 of Myer's Academic Structure

Our senior school comprises O Levels and A Levels and is the most competitive, challenging and dynamic school. It offers some really fantastic opportunities to young learners with a view to refining their creative skills, enhancing their capacity and upgrading the knowledge they have gained. It is where ambitious children blossom into very prudent grown-ups and make an effort to create a world of their own. With every new step, they become brilliant learners, super athletes, creative artists and hard-to-beat competitors. Senior school is simply second to none when it comes to personality development. Our O/A Level students are taken care of in the best way possible and helped to conquer the invincible heights.

Community & Identity

Houses of Myer's College

Each house is named after a great figure from the history of Chakwal — instilling pride, heritage and a spirit of friendly competition in every student.

Ch. Chaku House

Named after Chaudhary Chaku Khan, the Founder of Chakwal. Chakwal was founded in 1530, shortly after Mughal Emperor Zaheer ud Deen Babur annexed the area of Dhanni. Chaku, Murid and Karhan were all sons of Raja Sidhar who founded these villages and named them after his sons.

Mr. Syed Kazim Mehdi Naqvi Ms. Sadia Raj Ms. Farah Noureen Jaweria Noor Talha Humayun

Raja Aurangzeb House

Named after Khan Bahadur Raja Aurangzeb Khan (E.A.C.), the first Chakwalian to become an officer in British Civil Services in 1891. He was instrumental in developing the colonies on the Chenab, and the city of Lyallpur was established due to his efforts. He was conferred the hereditary title of "Raja Sahib" by the Viceroy.

Mr. Shahid Imran Ms. Madiha Batool Muhammad Musa Hayat Aqsa Noor

Khan Sarfraz House

Named after Raja Sarfaraz Ali Khan, the first MLA from Chakwal. He had great concern for education in the area — patronizing schools and giving generous scholarships throughout his life. His biggest contribution was the establishment of Government College in 1949, for which he donated 100,000 rupees and 112 kanals of prime land.

Mr. Muhammad Ali Kausar Dr. Munazza Sadia Ms. Rabbia Batool Syed Ali Mehdi Meharwish Fatima

Gen. Akbar House

Named after Pakistan Army General Muhammad Akbar Khan (O.B.E.), the first Muslim and first Chakwali to become a General in the Royal Indian Army and later the Pakistan Army. General Akbar was awarded the 'Order of the British Empire' for his bravery and exceptional service in the Second World War.

Mr. Muhammad Ahsan Mumtaz Ms. Fakhra Sarfraz Ms. Bushra Qamar Hooria Abbas Mesam Abbas

Rashid Minhas House

Named after Pilot Officer Rashid Minhas Shaheed (N.H.), the only officer in Pakistan Air Force decorated with the highest military honour in Pakistan — the Nishan-e-Haider — due to his extraordinary valour and sacrifice in the 1971 war. A true symbol of courage and patriotism.

Mr. Imran Faizi Ms. Lubna Bibi Ms. Saima Banaras Mahrosh Shahzad Muhammad Saham

House System

The house system fosters a spirit of healthy competition, teamwork and pride. Every student belongs to a house from their first day — competing in sports, academics and co-curricular events throughout the year.

Ch. Chaku Raja Aurangzeb Khan Sarfraz Gen. Akbar Rashid Minhas

Beyond the Classroom

Clubs & Societies

Myer's College offers a vibrant range of clubs and societies to help every student discover their passion, build skills, and connect with like-minded peers.

Literary Society

A platform for students to promote literacy and critical thinking and foster a love of reading — providing fun in an engaging way through storytelling, writing competitions and book discussions.

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Drama Club

A creative outlet for students to build confidence in public speaking and performance skills — encouraging teamwork and collaboration through theatre productions.

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Environmental Society

A society to raise awareness among students about environmental issues and encourage them to take action to protect their planet through awareness campaigns, clean-up drives and sustainability projects.

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Coding Club

A club to introduce students to the world of computer science and programming — enhancing their creativity and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects, hackathons and app building challenges.

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Sports Club

A range of physical activities helping students improve their fitness levels and coordination. It also teaches vital life skills such as teamwork, leadership and sportsmanship across cricket, football, swimming and more.

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Art Club

A club vital to nurturing creativity, imagination, visual literacy and critical thinking. It helps students promote cultural awareness and showcase their artistic talents through exhibitions, murals and collaborative projects.

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Debating Society

Sharpening minds through structured debate — students build argumentation, research and public speaking skills while engaging with real-world topics in inter-school tournaments and internal competitions.

Science Club

Igniting curiosity through experiments, science fairs and olympiad preparation. The club bridges the gap between classroom theory and real-world science, encouraging students to question, explore and innovate.

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Community Services Club

Building empathy and social responsibility through outreach, charity drives and community engagement. Students contribute meaningfully to the wider Chakwal community while developing leadership and compassion.

Our Heritage

Proclamation

Myer's College — The Epitome of Excellence

Whereas, Myer's College has been a pillar of education and academic excellence since its inception in 1999, and Whereas, Myer's College has consistently demonstrated its commitment to fast intellectual growth, personal development, and the pursuit of knowledge; and Whereas, Myer's College has played a pivotal role in shaping the lives of countless students, equipping them with the skills, values, and confidence necessary to thrive in their chosen fields, Whereas, Myer's College encourages the broad community of educationists, teachers, researchers, and philosophers to be active driving forces for education, research, and personal growth.

May the bequest of Myer's College continue to inspire future generations and shape a brighter future for all!

Student Leadership

Student Council

Welcome to the Student Council

Myer's College

The Student Council is a vital part of the vibrant and inclusive community at Myer's College. Comprising a diverse group of passionate and dedicated student leaders, we strive to enhance the overall student experience and ensure that every voice is heard.

Our primary goal is to represent the interests and concerns of the student body. We act as a liaison between students, faculty, and the administration, advocating for positive change and working towards creating a supportive and engaging learning environment for all. Through open communication channels, we encourage students to share their ideas, suggestions, and feedback.

The Student Council organizes and supports a wide range of events and activities throughout the academic year — from cultural festivals, academic seminars, and sports tournaments to social gatherings and community service projects.

Advocacy

Representing student voices to faculty and administration for positive campus change.

Events

Organising cultural festivals, seminars, sports tournaments and community service drives.

Leadership

Developing the next generation of responsible, empathetic and impactful leaders.

Rules & Standards

Student Policies

Myer's College has a comprehensive set of student policies aimed at fostering a conducive learning environment for every student.

Academic Integrity

The institution upholds a strict academic integrity policy, emphasizing the importance of honest work and prohibiting plagiarism or cheating in any form.

Respectful & Inclusive Behaviour

Students are encouraged to participate in respectful and inclusive behaviour, promoting a culture of diversity and tolerance throughout the campus community.

Zero Tolerance Policy

The college maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards discrimination, harassment, or any form of bullying — ensuring every student feels safe and valued.

Campus Safety & Security

Clear guidelines for campus security have been established, including visitor registration and emergency protocols to ensure the safety of all students and staff.

Student Well-being

Myer's College recognises the significance of student well-being and provides support services for mental health and counselling to every student who needs it.

Responsible Technology Use

The college maintains guidelines for responsible use of technology and the internet, highlighting the importance of ethical digital conduct both on and off campus.

Community Engagement

Myer's College encourages students to actively engage in the college community and take advantage of available resources, fostering a sense of belonging and personal growth.

Latest Updates

News & Events

Stay up to date with the latest happenings, achievements and milestones at Myer's College.

Milestone

25 Glorious Years — Founder's Day Celebrations

Myer's College celebrated its remarkable 25th Founder's Day, graced by Major General (Retd) Muhammad Akram Sahi, Chairman Athletic Federation of Pakistan. Achievers in academics, co-curricular activities, sports and swimming were honoured with well-deserved prizes. A true celebration of 25 years of excellence.

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Years of Excellence

Since 1999

Scholarship

Presidential Scholarship — Colorado University

Laiba Tahir earned the prestigious Presidential Scholarship at Colorado University, USA — showcasing the school's commitment to nurturing academic excellence at the highest level.

100% Scholarship

Wien International Scholar — Brandeis University

Ali Arshad secured a 100% scholarship at Brandeis University, USA as the 19th Pakistani Wien International Scholar — a milestone that reflects Myer's unwavering commitment to global excellence.

International

University of Colorado Boulder — BS Computer Science

Malaika Tahir, gold medalist and Commonwealth essay champion, accepted to University of Colorado Boulder for BS Computer Science — a testament to her all-round brilliance.

70% Scholarship

Whittier College, USA — 70% Scholarship

Zain ul Abidin, Myer's Gold Medal winner and Commonwealth Essay silver medallist, accepted to Whittier College with a whopping 70% scholarship.

Oxford Programme

Eshal Farooqi — Oxford Summer Programme

Eshal Zainab Farooqi was selected for the prestigious Oxford Summer Programme — the only student from Chakwal to achieve this honour, reflecting Myer's global academic reach.

Faculty Achievement

First Cambridge A-Level Examiner from Chakwal

Mr. Imran Shakoor, with over 22 years of experience, officially became a Cambridge A-Level Chemistry (9701) Examiner — the first Cambridge examiner from Chakwal, a landmark achievement for Myer's.

Environment

Burjeel Climate Change Challenge — Winners

Myer's students triumphed in the Burjeel Climate Change Challenge, earning appreciation certificates for their outstanding efforts in environmental stewardship and sustainability.

Global Recognition

Cambridge, Oxford & Barnard College Scholarships

Eshal Zainab Farooqi and Muhammad Touseeq Fiaz, members of Myer's Literary Society, were granted scholarships for pre-university programmes at Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Barnard and Columbia.

British Council

British Council Country Exams Director Visit

Ms. Amanda Ingram, British Council's Country Exams Director Pakistan, visited Myer's College's CAIE exam venue, assessed all facilities and shared her positive feedback with Principal Ms. Noreen Bahadur.

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