Initially established in 1994 by three former Beaconhouse School teachers, The Foundation School was located in Satellite Town, Rawalpindi. Since then the institution underwent some administrative changes and had to remain closed for a few years. Students from pre-school to metric and O-levels were taught here. Along with paying attention to studies the students were also encouraged to participate in various National and International competitions. They participated in debates, exhibitions and presentations to develop a sense of pride and self-confidence. The school regularly celebrated Annual Parents’ Days and Graduation ceremonies for Kindergarten. It was also linked with a partner school in UK through the British Council to create and sustain academic and global community awareness. It was also a member of Adventure Foundation of Pakistan and World Wild Life Fund for Nature and helped develop a sense of nature preservation in their students. The school along with the support of the students and their parents has on many occasions provided help and collected funds for victims of natural disasters and other related situations. The school, on its numerous events, invited some very important personalities along the years as Chief Guests which include the following:
• Syed Zafar Ali Shah, former Deputy Speaker National Assembly
• Mr. Khawaja Masood, an educationist and former Principal Gordon College
• Mr. Malik Miraj Khalid, former Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Reverend Bishop Lobo
• Chief Justice(R) Naseem Hassan Shah
• Professor Ahmad Hassan Dani, a renowned Archaeologist
• Brig.(R) Jan Nadir Khan, President The Adventure Foundation of Pakistan
• Mr. Jamiluddin Aali, the famous poet and former Senator
• Mrs.Rakshanda Qazi w/o Lt. Munazza Rehman, former Principal Government Post Graduate College
• Mr. Mohammad Hanif Abbasi MNA of PML(N) from Rawalpindi
Three of the schools greatest achievements include sending seven of its contest winning students to an all-expense-paid trip to China by the Confucius Center, secondly having one of its students go to Japan on an all-expense paid trip as she stood first from Pakistan in an International Drawing competition held by Toyota Company and lastly the students participated in the Golden Tapestry Project to commemorate the Queen’s Golden Jubilee as the Head Of The Common Wealth. Their project was exhibited in the 2006 Common Wealth Games in Melbourne and later in Buckingham Palace as-well. The school has also won various prizes by participating in the 3D model making competition “The Nature Carnival” held by WWF. These are just a few among the long list of successes that the school and its students have achieved. Now, with the help of the Almighty, the school has been revived with an all new passion and dedication and pledges to nurture a love for life-long learning and to once again chisel globally competitive students.