FAQs

The Millennium Early Years (TMEY)

The Millennium Primary Years (TMPY)

The Millennium Middle Years (TMMY)

Cambridge Checkpoints

The Millennium Upper Middle Years (TMUMY)

The Millennium College Years (TMCY)

International Baccalaureate -Middle Year Programme (IB-MYP)

The Millennium Early Years (TMEY) Play Group to Advanced Years

• Children are admitted in the Early Years tier on a first come first serve basis as seats are limited; however, admissions in Early Year classes are open throughout the year to fill in any vacancy.
• We are offering four years of Early years Programme starting from reception, Playgroup, Junior years & Advanced years.
• A child can be admitted from the age of 2 years plus to 5years plus. Admission will be granted, subject to clearing informal interviews.
• For Early years classes an informal assessment is conducted combined with an interview with the Parents/Guardian. Generally, the reading ability of the child, vocabulary and recognition of words, concepts of colors and numbers is assessed. The confidence and development of motor skills and mannerism of the child is also taken into consideration – how the child sits, walks and talks.
• At the time of admission, an appointment is given for the parents to meet the Head of the Early Years section. The child is assessed in an informal environment, separately.
• Both the parents must be present at the time of interview, failing which the admission cannot be processed.

The Millennium Primary Years Programme (TMPY) Grade 1 to 5 & The Millennium Middle years Programme (TMMY) Grade 6 to 8

• The student will be assessed in 3 subjects: English, Urdu, Mathematics and/or Science besides considering the previous academic record. The pass percentage is 70% or above. Duration of each paper is approx. 45 minutes. A break of 10 minutes is given between each paper as notified in ‘Admission Assessment Card AAC-001’ and more comprehensively on the ‘Admission Assessment Test AAT-001’.
• For the written test, the student should come properly equipped with the required stationery i.e. pencil, eraser, sharpener and ruler.
• The ‘Admission Assessment Test AAT-001’ is not set from any specific textbook or syllabus but is of a general multiple choice questionnaire designed to test the aptitude of the child or his/her academic ability.
• The child may be exempted from the ‘Admission Assessment Test AAT-001’ if he/she has strong academic background and has shown outstanding result for the previous academic year. Original Result Card from the previous school is to be provided at the time of Admission/Interview.

The Millennium Upper Middle Years (TMUMY) IGCSE/SSC

All students and applications for admissions into IGCSE/SSC can apply for admission in Millennium IGCSE / SSC Level study programmes. Students will be administered test in English, Mathematics, Science and Urdu in order to evaluate their academic abilities besides considering their previous academic record before being granted admission into the IGCSE /SSC Scheme of studies at Roots Millennium Schools.

All new students admitted in our system in IGCSE/SSC must follow the following scheme of studies.

• Millennium Schools offer both 3year IGCSE /SSC programme, depending upon the student’s academic background and subject to acceptance on the desired programme by the Admissions and Academic Advisor or School Head.
• Millennium Schools offer IGCSE through the Cambridge and Edexcel Board UK & SSC through FBISE. (Please re-confirm with the local campus for more details).
• After completing IGCSE / SSC Scheme of studies, students are eligible for entry into all colleges for AS levels / HSSC.

The Millennium Education does not offer scholarship for ‘O’ level or IGCSE course of studies or any other tier of its education system other than AS & A Level subject to availability.

The Millennium College Years (A- Level )

• Cambridge AS Level examinations are usually taken at the age 17 years and Cambridge A Level examinations at age 18 years.
• A minimum of 5 passes is required in ‘IGCSE’ level examinations to be eligible for admissions into the AS level programme at The Millennium Education.
• For students from Matric stream, a minimum of overall ‘A’ grade or 70% marks are required to be eligible for admission into the AS Level programme at The Millennium Education.
• If students have already taken IGCSE Levels from The Millennium Education, then they will find many of the academic skills they have already learnt relevant and beneficial to AS Level Study at Roots Millennium Schools.

Scholarships for AS & A Level are limited and are offered through the ‘Millennium Highflyers Scholarship Programme MHFSP’ sponsored by the CEO RMS Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq TI.

If you wish to apply for Scholarship, you must fill in the application form and provide all the supporting documents and submit it to the college Admission Officer/ Academic Coordinator/Section Head/Principal via an email or in person. For further assistance, please visit respective campus.

• Need based scholarship
• Talent based scholarship
• Merit based scholarship

If you wish to apply for Scholarship, you must fill in the application form and provide all the supporting documents.

All TME campuses runs from Monday – Friday.  The normal school day will run from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for Early Years to Grade 2.  The school day ends daily at 2:30p.m. for Grade3 to IGCSE /IB-MYP till A Level.  Friday is an early release day of 12:30p.m. for all students.

At TME we advise your child to speak to the school administration team of the school. This can be any member of staff that they feel comfortable with. You may also wish to support your child by talking to the Principal with your child.  We would encourage that they report any incident to the class teacher as they can observe behavior during lessons and advise lunchtime staff as necessary. TME takes accusations of bullying very seriously and all incidents are dealt with appropriately and with speed. If you are concerned about your child, please speak to the Principal and never approach a child or the parent.

Parents must either sew a name label into all clothing or write the child’s name in indelible ink on all his/her belongings.  If an item goes missing your child must inform the school administration team and look in the lost/found property. We will do our utmost to find lost items, but we are unable to provide a replacement.

At TME we have an extensive sport physical education programme developed to make full use of the great sports facilities at all campus levels. We encourage our students to participate in all sports activities taking place at their campus. During the academic session at TME we also engage our learners in external physical programmes.

TME shall facilitate the parent with the information of external transport services available, however it is the responsibility of the Parents to provide all the documentations of the drivers to the school. The parent shall be provided with a form at the time of admission requesting the CNIC copy and other details of the driver.

At all TME schools the security of learners is of utmost importance, we have bio-metric system and security guards and security procedures in place at all our schools which are always monitored vigilantly by the Safety and Security department. No stranger can enter the school premises without the permission slip signed by the Principal. All parents will be issued with a Visitor badge which should always be worn when visiting the campus.

At TME cafeterias we always encourage healthy eating. However, we expect parents to choose healthily when creating a packed lunch.

An example of a healthy packed lunch:

• A sandwich (Chicken spread, green vegetables or peanut butter)
• No crisps except baked snacks e.g. Baked crisps, cheddars sticks.
• Piece of fruit (Apple, banana
• A wafer biscuit e.g. Twix, Kit Kat.
• Handful of nuts. (Almonds, peanuts)
• Bottle of water or fresh juice.
• No sweets, fizzy drinks, or chocolate

At TME all classrooms are equipped with Promethean smart boards, iPads and we have a dedicated computer lab.