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O/A LEVELS CAMPUS

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Our Curriculum

O/A Levels Curriculum sets clear learning objectives in all subjects including General Knowledge, Tarbiah, Ahadith and is compatible with the Islamic values, sensitive to different needs and teachings of Islam. It provides learners with the benchmarks and models (the character of Rasool Allah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam and Sahaba Rizwanullahi Alaihim Ajmaeen) based on the teachings of Quran and Ahadith and are encouraged to apply in their life

At THE BENCHMARK, we develop learners’ knowledge, understanding, and skills in:

  • In-depth subject content
  • Independent thinking
  • Applying knowledge and understanding to new as well as familiar situations
  • Handling and evaluating different types of information source
  • Thinking logically and presenting ordered and coherent arguments
  • Making judgments, recommendations and decisions
  • Presenting reasoned explanations, understanding implications and communicating them logically and clearly

Parents Orientation

Age Groups

O Level (13.6 – 16.5 years)

AS Level (16.6-17.5 years)

A2 Level (17.6 -18.5 years)

Objective

Keeping in mind the need for a safe place for the youth of the Ummah, The Benchmark has taken a step to establish an O/A Level Campus where the students find the protected and controlled atmosphere without compromising on their academics.

Facilities

Salient Features Of O/A Levels

Merit Based Scholarship
Internship Program

Students are inducted for Internship Programme in the following departments:

  • Academics as Teacher’s Assistant
  • Resource and Development Coordinator
  • Administration
Tarbiah Program

Alhamd 0 lillah! O/A Level Campus has not only excelled in technological advancement and effective teaching but also providing the special Islamic Tarbiyah feature to its students. Traits like Gender segregated classes, Salah in congregation, on Campus Jummuah Salah, Monthly Dars, regular Tarbiah Lessons and above all, a culture based on Islamic principles, make THE BENCHMARK O/A Level Campus a one of its kind organization.

Academic and Career Counselling

Students are monitored for participation and performance, advised on appropriate subject choices, and provided with support to improve academic performance.

Support is provided in the following areas:

  • Making appropriate subject selection according to aptitude, pre-requisites, and career aspirations.
  • Maintaining academic discipline i.e, attendance, academic performance, action plans etc.
  • Identifying teaching assistants as appropriate 
  • Facilitate communication with the teachers.
  • Counseling students to balance academic commitment with extracurricular activities.
  • Providing feedback to parents on academic progress.

Announcements

Employee of the Month (September)

Student of the Month (September)

Hafiz Abdullah Baig (O-II As-Siddiq)

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Houses

The O/A Levels Section is divided into the following four subunits called ‘houses’ to compete with one another
Each student is allocated to one house at the time of admission. Houses compete with one another in Academics achievements, Sports (Cricket, Futsal, Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis and Swimming), and Extracurricular activities like Scrabble Competition, Debate Competition, Qirat Competition, Azaan Competition and Trilingual (Arabic, English & Urdu) Literary Competitions, thus providing a focus for group loyalty. Merit points for behaviour and academic achievement are aggregated for comparison among houses. It is a year-long programme of inter-house events, with points contributing to the award of The Benchmark Cup at the end of the year.