CHARSADDA
Peshawar Millennium School, Charsadda, has secured second position among boys and third among girls at the Peshawar Board level in the 2026 matriculation annual examinations, according to the Education Department.
The school administration described the achievement as a major milestone in the institution’s 20-year educational journey and attributed the success to its focus on quality education, student development and regular academic monitoring.
School Director Khawaja Shiraz Nasir and Principal Nusrat Nazir said securing prominent positions in both boys’ and girls’ categories at the board level was a matter of pride for the institution.
They said the results reflected the school’s efforts to provide students with education in line with modern requirements while also focusing on their character building and overall development.
According to the administration, boys achieved 104 A1 grades with a QPI of 5.60, while girls secured 110 A1 grades with a QPI of 5.87 in the 2026 matriculation examinations.
Mr Nasir and Ms Nazir said the strong results were the outcome of students’ hard work, teachers’ professional competence, parents’ trust and continuous supervision by the school administration.
They said the school regularly reviewed students’ academic performance and provided additional guidance to those requiring special attention.
