Inquiry-driven education that encourages learners to think critically, make meaningful connections and engage with the world around them.
At Roots Millennium Schools — One World Campus, the International Baccalaureate approach connects academic learning with curiosity, reflection and responsible action. Our Primary Years Programme is pursuing IB authorization, while our Middle Years Programme is offered as an authorized IB World School.
Building curiosity, confidence and a love of learning through inquiry and connections across subjects.
Developing critical, creative and reflective thinkers through interdisciplinary and real-world learning.
The Primary Years Programme at One World Campus nurtures curious, confident learners aged 3 to 12 through an inquiry-based approach that develops the whole child — academically, socially and emotionally.
One World Campus is a candidate school for the PYP and is pursuing authorization as an IB World School.
At the heart of the PYP is the belief that children learn best when they are asking questions, not simply answering them. Learning connects subjects through six transdisciplinary themes. Teachers guide children while supporting voice, choice, ownership, literacy, numeracy and core knowledge.
Structured inquiry, student agency and transdisciplinary learning help children build understanding and act on what they learn.
Students explore units of inquiry that weave together language, mathematics, science, social studies, the arts, and personal, social and physical education. Learning develops concepts, knowledge, skills, attitudes and action.
Each year group follows a Programme of Inquiry. Children develop strong academic foundations while connecting learning to issues relevant to their lives and the wider world. In the final PYP year, students undertake a collaborative Exhibition based on a real-world issue.
Five ways inquiry-led learning supports children and families.
The Middle Years Programme at One World Campus challenges students aged 11 to 16 to think critically, make connections across subjects and the real world, and grow into confident, globally aware young people.
Programme status: One World Campus is an authorized IB World School offering the MYP.
The MYP develops creative, critical and reflective thinkers and supports intellectual, social, emotional and physical growth. Learning is organised through key and related concepts and six global contexts. Interdisciplinary units connect subjects, while Approaches to Learning develop communication, collaboration, research, self-management and thinking.
Students explore six global contexts: identities and relationships; orientation in space and time; personal and cultural expression; scientific and technical innovation; globalisation and sustainability; and fairness and development.
Across eight subject groups, students build a broad and balanced education. Their progress is assessed against published criteria rather than by ranking learners against each other. In their final MYP year, students complete a self-directed Personal Project supported by a mentor.
Developing knowledge, independence and the skills to move forward.
For information about the recognition and equivalence of International Baccalaureate qualifications in Pakistan, please consult the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC).
The IB Learner Profile brings together attributes that encourage learners to be thoughtful, responsible and engaged members of their communities.
In the MYP, students are assessed against clear subject-specific criteria (A–D), helping families understand achievement and areas for improvement.
Teachers design and mark rigorous tasks using the prescribed objectives and criteria for each subject group.
Assessment uses a variety of strategies, with teachers making evidence-based judgements about student achievement in each programme year.
In MYP V, assessment may include on-screen examinations, ePortfolios and external moderation of the Personal Project.
These assessment components evaluate students against IB standards and may lead to the award of the IB MYP Certificate, subject to applicable requirements.
In the final PYP year, students collaborate on an in-depth inquiry into a real-life issue. They investigate through research, interviews, surveys, first-hand experiences and field visits, then share their findings with the school community.
The PYP Exhibition is conducted in the second term of Grade 5 and showcases students’ research skills, critical thinking, understanding, independence and empathy.
In the final MYP year, students undertake an independent inquiry into a subject of genuine personal interest, developing research, reflection, thinking and practical skills.
Supported by a mentor, students develop an extended piece of work and showcase their learning at an exhibition.
The International Baccalaureate is an educational framework focused on inquiry, knowledge, care, intercultural understanding and responsible engagement with the world.
One World Campus is pursuing authorization for the Primary Years Programme. Candidacy does not mean that the school is already authorized to offer the PYP.
Yes. The supplied campus information identifies One World Campus as an authorized IB World School offering the Middle Years Programme.
Students are assessed against subject-specific criteria. MYP V may also involve on-screen examinations, ePortfolios and moderation of the Personal Project.
It is a collaborative student-led inquiry into a real-world issue, undertaken in the final PYP year.
It is a self-directed inquiry into a topic of personal interest, supported by a mentor.
For official recognition and equivalence requirements, families should consult IBCC directly using the link in the MYP section.
Learn more about the Primary Years and Middle Years programmes at One World Campus and connect with the admissions team.
International Baccalaureate Programme information
One World Campus is a candidate school for the PYP and is pursuing authorization as an IB World School. One World Campus is an authorized IB World School offering the MYP.
For further information about IB programmes, visit ibo.org.
