Westminster Academy Islamabad

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Westminster Academy
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TypePrivate
Established2003
FounderRaheel Sajjad Khan
Eyesha Raheel Khan
LanguageEnglish
Color(s)Red, Black, white, and Gold
Affiliations David Game College Group (UK), Edexcel, Cambridge International Examinations
Website westminster.edu.pk OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg

Westminster Academy Islamabad is a British International school situated in Islamabad, Pakistan. It is a private school that provides education from early years to University of Cambridge IGCSE Ordinary & Advanced Level.

History

Westminster Academy was founded in 2003 by Raheel Sajjad and Eyesha Raheel Khan.[ citation needed ]

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