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Admissions

Admissions: free Christian school places in Lahore

Free admission, free books and a free education. Applications are handled by the school itself through the official school website.

How to apply

Three simple steps

  1. Visit the school

    Arrange a visit to meet the team, see the classrooms and ask your questions.

  2. Bring the documents

    The child's birth certificate, previous school records, a family photograph and copies of the CNIC or other ID. The school will guide you through the rest.

  3. Enrolment is confirmed

    When the documents have been checked and accepted, the school confirms the place and explains the school calendar and the first day.

Who can apply

Maranatha welcomes families who are looking for a faith-based education of good quality for their children. Admission is open and inclusive, and no child is turned away because of the family's finances.

Our promise to every child is more than a timetable of subjects: we want to shape futures, build character, nurture faith and open a way out of poverty.

Questions

Admissions questions

Is Maranatha Christian School free?

Yes. Every Maranatha school is 100% tuition-free. No child is turned away because of the family's finances.

Which classes are offered?

Maranatha Christian High School in Lahore teaches from Nursery to Grade 10, following the Punjab Board curriculum with daily Christian education.

Where is the school?

The first school is at Haji Park #1, Asif Town, Ferozpur Road, Lahore, on the campus of Good Samaritan Church. Other campuses are listed on the Our Schools page.

How do I apply?

Apply through the admission page of the official school website, www.mchs.edu.pk/admission, or visit the school during office hours with the documents listed above.

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Every Maranatha school is 100% tuition-free. Your prayers and gifts keep the doors open for children from poor Christian families in Pakistan.