Mama Parsi Girls' Secondary School

Mama Parsi Girls' Secondary School, founded in 1905 by the Parsi Zoroastrian community of Karachi, is one of the oldest girls' schools in Pakistan. The school offers Cambridge O-Level and Matriculation programmes exclusively for female students aged 11–18 and has been a cornerstone of quality girls' education in Karachi for over a century. Accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education, Mama Parsi consistently produces exceptional O-Level results and has alumni in virtually every professional sector including medicine, law, business, academia, and the arts. The school upholds a tradition of academic excellence, personal empowerment, and community service rooted in Zoroastrian values of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds. While founded by the Parsi community, Mama Parsi warmly welcomes girls of all faiths and backgrounds, reflecting Karachi's cosmopolitan character. Facilities include well-maintained classrooms, science and computer laboratories, a library, home economics rooms, and indoor sports areas. Co-curricular activities include drama, music, debate, sports, and community service projects. The school maintains a strong alumnae association that actively supports the institution and mentors current students. Mama Parsi Girls' Secondary School remains a symbol of educational empowerment for women in Pakistan.