Principal’s Message

Dear Viewers!

Lahore is the second largest city in Pakistan and a centre of cultural heritage. It hosts most of the arts, cuisine, festivals, filmmaking, music, gardening and intelligentsia of the country. Known for its affiliation with poets and artists; it has the largest number of educational institutions in the country and is known as Pakistan’s educational capital. Lyceum was a gymnasium and public meeting place in classical Athens where the head of the Greek army established a centre for military training and exercises. Philosophers and sophists gave talks at the Lyceum. In addition to military training and educational pursuits, the Lyceum also housed Athens Assembly meetings.1n, 335 BC; Aristotle began teaching regularly in the morning Lyceum and founded an official school. After his morning lessons, he would frequently lecture on the grounds for the public, and manuscripts of his compiled lectures were eventually circulated. His students were assigned historical or scientific research projects as part of their studies. The school was run by the students. The students elected a new student- administrator to work with the school leadership every ten days, allowing all the students to become involved in turn.

History of The Lahore Lyceum

Responding to the need and demand for a good quality educational institution at Lahore, a group of public spirited, highly motivated and renowned educationists got together to set up this institution in 1983. At the outset, only one building at a beautiful location on Aziz Avenue, Canal Road was selected to house the school. The idea was so perfectly transformed into a plan and was so skillfully executed that it received not only an encouraging response but also a warm welcome from the people. In a short period, the school reached up to its maximum capacity. There was a great demand for further expansion, so another building was selected to open a separate girls’ branch almost adjacent to the main campus. The hard work, dedication, honesty and sincerity of the purpose worked and need for yet more branches came forth more forcefully. Campuses in important localities at Lahore and other main cities were set up. In approximately 28 years’ time, 12 campuses with a large number of students from early school to O’ level classes had come up at main cities of Pakistan.

Message from the CEO

I believe, “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to soul.” Education is the ability to think clearly, act well in a world of work and to appreciate life. I take “Lyceum” as a “belief” and have a determination to achieve high standard of education through this institution, which aims at imparting “quality education.”
We, at The Lahore Lyceum, focus upon exploring students’ potentials and creativity and try to inculcate in them “knowledge and probity” Develop a positive thinking that helps widen the horizons of their vision. The Lahore Lyceum is committed to provide all pupils a healthy and disciplined environment, which ultimately results in the development of a high sense of responsibility and awareness. The learning of all Lyceonians is enhanced by an effective guidance of highly qualified and experienced faculty that builds in them enough confidence to meet different challenges and complexities in all walks of life making “Lyceonians” strong-charactered citizens. With assurance of a successful and bright future for every “Lyceonian.”

Board of Governors The Lahore Lyceum