Shelly Valley, Range Road, Rawalpindi Cantt info@westbridgeacademy.online 8:00 am – 1:30 pm, Monday to Friday

Rawalpindi Cantt · Kindergarten to Grade 5

A strong start for every child.

Building Bridges to Bright Futures

Westbridge Academy is an English-medium primary school on Range Road, Rawalpindi Cantt. We teach children from Kindergarten to Grade 5 in small classes, with a Cambridge-aligned curriculum and Islamic education at its core.

A teacher reading a picture book aloud to four pupils sitting together in a school library
KG–5Grades offered
1:20Teacher to pupil
8:00–1:30School day
EnglishMedium of instruction

Why Westbridge

Small enough to know every child


A primary school does one job: it decides whether a child grows up thinking they are good at learning. Everything here is built around that.

Classes capped at 1:20

Twenty children to one teacher means nobody sits at the back unnoticed. Your child’s teacher knows their reading level, their handwriting, and exactly where they get stuck.

Qualified, trained teachers

Every teacher is a qualified professional, not a stand-in. Primary teaching is a craft, and we hire people who have learned it.

Cambridge-aligned curriculum

We follow the Cambridge Primary framework, so a child leaving Grade 5 is ready for a Cambridge or Matric middle school without having to catch up.

Islamic education as a core subject

Islamiyat and Nazra are timetabled subjects taught every week, not an optional extra squeezed in at the end of the day.

A young pupil shaping coloured modelling clay at a classroom table

The school day

Focused mornings, home by half one

The day runs from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm. It opens with assembly and Nazra, moves through six teaching periods with a mid-morning break, and closes with supervised reading or an activity period.

  • Assembly and Nazra to begin the day together
  • Six timetabled periods with a proper break
  • Daily reading time, not homework instead of it
  • Dismissal at 1:30 pm, every school day
Full timetable and subjects

Our programme

Three stages, one continuous plan


Two young children fitting coloured wooden shapes into a puzzle board

Kindergarten · ages 4–5

Early Years

Phonics, number sense, fine motor skills and the habit of school: sitting, listening, taking turns, and asking questions out loud.

Four pupils in uniform laughing as they act out a story with hand puppets

Grades 1–2 · ages 6–7

Lower Primary

Reading fluency and written English, addition through multiplication, Urdu literacy, and the first structured science lessons.

Pupils in uniform working at computers in a bright classroom

Grades 3–5 · ages 8–10

Upper Primary

Subject teaching begins. Comprehension, composition, fractions and geometry, science with practical work, and preparation for middle school.

Come and see a class in progress

The best way to judge a school is to stand in a classroom. Write to us and we will arrange a visit during school hours — 8:00 am – 1:30 pm, Monday to Friday.