The Smart School Hunza Campus

Eid Mubarak!

Today our teachers attended the OUP Smart English Webinar for Grades 1–8.
The session was led by Ms. Neda Mulji, Senior Manager, Professional Development at Oxford University Press Pakistan.

With an MA from Goldsmiths College, University of London, a Cambridge CELTA, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education, Ms. Neda brought valuable insights on teaching strategies and classroom engagement.
A fellow of the Higher Education Academy, she has taught English and communication skills to adults and university students across three countries.

Excited to apply these strategies in our classrooms!

It was a great pleasure hosting Mr. Sher Shah, Branch Manager; Mr. Jahangir Khan, Verification Officer; and Mr. Siraj Uddin, Loan Officer ME and Housing, from Khushhali Bank. They shared insights on banking operations and discussed future opportunities for our students to visit the bank and observe the process firsthand. Thank you to the Khushhali Bank team for the warm engagement with our students and for the sweet surprise you brought for the kids!

Announcement!

We are hiring for the following positions for Academic Year 2026-2027:

- Science & ECD Teacher

- Qualification

(Science) B.Sc/M.Sc in Science, and B.Ed preferred

(ECD) B.Ed/M.Ed, or Diploma in ECD.

- Experience
1-2 years preferred, fresh graduates with strong subject knowledge welcome

- Skills
Patient, creative, fluent in English/Urdu for classroom communication

Requirements
-Strong command over subject and English medium teaching
- Ability to manage classroom and engage students practically

Send your CV to [email protected]/ What apps 03405641859 or visit the school office.

Interviews will be scheduled this week.

Double the learning at The Smart School Hunza Campus!

Our students were busy this week.
Grade 2 built a working traffic signal circuit from scratch — red, yellow, green, all wired by hand.
Grade 3 explained the science of Day & Night with their model — showing exactly how our Earth spins.
No textbooks needed. Just curious minds and great teachers.

This land feeds us. It is our duty to protect it.
Watch our students explain soil erosion and how we can all help — because every grain of soil matters.