Operational Schools

The M.H. Sufi Foundation Schools are located in the rural areas of District Hafizabad, regions that have long suffered from inadequate educational facilities due to insufficient state-owned efforts, both in terms of quantity and quality. To address this gap, the Foundation established schools that prioritize accessibility and quality education for underserved communities.

Each school begins with student enrollment at the junior-most level (Prep Junior-1), and as students progress through the grades, additional classes are introduced annually. This gradual development model was first implemented at the Foundation’s main campus in Koth Ishaq Village, established in 1995. Today, this flagship campus offers premium education from Prep Junior through Grade 12.

Building on this success, the Foundation expanded its reach by opening campuses in Kaleki Mandi, Ramki Chatha, and Kassese in 2006, funded through generous donations from friends and family. These campuses follow the same progressive model and currently offer education up to Grade 7.

In June 2010, the Foundation secured funding from the Japanese Embassy in Pakistan to construct a new campus in Saroopwala, Hafizabad, which was completed by April 2011. Later that same year, additional support came from the Pakistan-Italian Debt Swap Agreement (PIDSA), allowing the Foundation to establish five primary schools in Jalalpur Bhattian, Kot Ghazi, Kot Sajana, Channi Janna, and Mailak. These schools currently provide education from Prep Junior to Grade 5.

Continuing its mission to expand educational opportunities, the M.H. Sufi Foundation is set to launch two new branches in the Sargodha district: one in Rahimpur in March 2025 and another in Abdal in April 2025. These upcoming schools aim to further the Foundation’s commitment to providing quality education in rural communities, fostering both academic growth and community development.

M.H. Sufi Foundation has a total of 18 schools across district Hafiz Abad.

MAIN CAMPUS: KOT ISHAQ

Spreading over an area of almost 13 acres, the main site of the foundation’s campus is located at a distance of 20 kilometer from the District Centre, at Vanike Jalal Pur Bhattian road. The Sufi family donated the land for the school, and its initial construction began in 1994.

The school initially started as an English medium primary school in the year 1995. Four graduate teachers (1 male and 3 female) from Hafizabad were selected and underwent one year’s training at the Ali Institute of Education (AIE) in Lahore, which specializes in training primary school teachers. The school started with 4 classes (2 preps, class 1 and class 2) and an enrolment of about 100 children (about 25% of which were girls). In the ensuing years, the school has grown both in size and in reputation. It now caters to students from primary school to high school, with more than 2328 students (47% female). The campus has been designed to fulfill all the requirements of a well- facilitated institution. Its double story building is artistically designed by renowned architect Mr. Kamil Mumtaz, and is in accordance with the needs of a modern day educational institution.

The building of Sufi Foundation College has an open campus with spacious, bright, and airy rooms. It contains the facilities of a library with over 4000 books, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry science labs, a computer lab, an Art Center with up-to-date audio-visual aids, and various sports playgrounds. At full capacity, the Foundation plans to replicate the same system and layout across all 18 schools.

RAMKE CHATTHA

In 2006, the Foundation launched the Ramke Chattha school. The construction of the school was financed by the Sufi Family. Currently, a total of 673 students are enrolled at the school, receiving education from Prep Junior-class 10. The school will become a complete high school by 2017. Additional students and faculty will be enrolled and hired on an annual basis, as per requirement.

KALEKI MANDI

In 2006, the Foundation launched the Kaleki Mandi school. The Sufi family financed its construction as well. Currently, a total of 1042 students are enrolled at the school, receiving education from Prep Junior-class 10. The targeted growth for this school is that it will make a complete high school education available by 2017. As such, additional students and faculty members will be enrolled and hired on an annual basis, as per requirement.

KASEESAY

In 2006, the Foundation launched the Kaseese school. The Sufi Family financed its construction. Currently, a total of 387 students are enrolled at the school, receiving education from Prep Junior-grade 10. The targeted growth for this school is that it will make a complete high school education available by 2017. As such, additional students and faculty members will be enrolled and hired on an annual basis, as per requirement.

JALALPUR BHATTIAN

In March 2010, the Foundation began the construction of the Jalalpur Bhattian School, using internal finances. Given the Foundation’s financial constraints, it would have taken three years to build the school, but then PIDSA decided to provide funding for the construction of the school in November 2010. As a result, the Foundation was able to start classes for Prep Junior- class 1 students by April 2011. The Foundation received 1 acre and 4 kanals of land as donation for this project. Initially 11 classrooms were constructed, as per the initial requisite. The complete primary school was completed by June 2012, consisting of 22 classrooms. Another Block Block is under construction containing 13 class rooms. Currently, 615 students are enrolled at the school, receiving education from Prep Junior to grade 10. Each year, additional students and staff will be enrolled and hired in accordance to what seems necessary.

SAROOP WALA

In June 2010, the Foundation received funding from the Japanese embassy for the construction of a school at Saroop wala. The school was launched in April 2011. Currently, it offers education from Prep Junior to grade 10, and has a total enrolment of 405 students, with additional students and staff to be hired each year, as per requirement.

KOT GHAZI

In February 2011, the Foundation began the construction of the Kot Ghazi school. It received 2 acres of land as a donation to build the campus. The school was launched in April 2012, now offering junior prep- to grade 9 classes. Currently, 139 students are enrolled at the school, with additional students and faculty to be added on an annual basis, as per requirement. The complete primary school will be finished by June 2012, consisting of 22 classrooms.

MAILAK

The foundation began construction of the Mailak school in June 2011. It received 1 acre of land as a donation to build the campus, and the school was launched in April 2012 (offering classes from Prep Junior-grade 10 classes). Currently 186 students are enrolled at the school, with additional students and faculty to be added on an annual basis, as per requirement.

KOT SAJANA

The foundation began construction of the Kot Sajana school in February 2010. It received 1 acre of land as a donation to build the campus, and the school was launched in April 2012 (offering classes from Prep Junior to grade 10 classes). Currently, 347 students are enrolled at the school, with additional students and faculty to be added on an annual basis, as per requirement. The complete primary school will be finished by June 2012, consisting of 22 classrooms.

BHOON

The Bhoon School was established by early 2013, owed to the contributions of USAID. Today it has a total student enrolment of 526 students and provides classes from Prep junior to grade 10

CHANNI JANNA

The foundation began the construction of the Channi Janna school in February 2011. It received 2 acres of land as a donation to build the campus and the school was launched in April 2012 (offering classes from Prep Junior-10 grade classes). Currently, 293 students are enrolled at the school, with additional students and faculty to be added on an annual basis, as per requirement.

PINDI BHATTIAN

The school in Pindi Bhattian was established by early 2013, and was funded by the Association for Development of Pakistan (ADP). It provides an education for students from prep junior to 1st grade 10 classes, and the total number of enrolled students is 212.

SATELLITE TOWN

The school in satellite town was established in 2014, It is located Hafizabad Vanike Tarar road in side town. Initially 04 canal land was acquired in which two canal was donation and two canal was funded by the Sufi family. It consists of two double story block containing 33 classrooms. This year the school purchased 02 canal land from internal finance for future kids’ campus. It provides an education for students from prep junior to grade 10 classes total number of students is 657.

SAGAR KHURD

The school in Sagar Khurd started in year 2016. One acre land was donated by local residents in sagar khurd. Construction cost was made by the Sufi Family and friends. This year 04 rooms are under construction for future needs funded by internal finance. It provides an education for students from prep junior to grade 10 classes total number of students is 163. Total classrooms are 15.

CHACK BHATTI

The school in Chack Bhatti started in year 2018. One acre land and Construction cost was made by the Sufi Family and friends. It provides education for students from prep junior to grade level 6. It consists of 11 classrooms and 111 students.

KOT HASSAN KHAN

The School is located on Link motorway road near Jurian. It started in year 2020 offering education from prep junior to grade V. It has 11 classrooms and 154 students. Land and construction cost was made by Sufi Family and internal finance.

NALI WALA BHATTIAN

The School is located near Jaidke. It started in year 2020 offering education from prep junior to grade V. It has 11 classrooms and 82 students. Land and construction cost was made by the Sufi Family and internal finance.

TIBA SHAH BEHLOL

The School is located near Tiba Shah Behlol on sangla hill road a small village near Khubrika. It started in the year 2021 offering education from prep junior to grade III. It has 11 classrooms and 74 students. Land and construction cost was made by the Sufi Family.