Cadet Life

Discipline, growth and camaraderie — a full day shaped to build body, mind and character.

Typical Day Routine

A Day in the Life of a Cadet

06:00 Wake-up call

06:00–06:30 Fajr prayer & physical exercise (supervised)

07:15–07:45 Breakfast

08:00–08:15 Morning Assembly — Quran recitation, news, speeches & national anthem

08:15–13:45 Academic classes

14:00–16:00 Lunch / Zohar prayer / free time (rest, TV, clubs)

16:15–17:00 Sports

18:00–19:00 Supervised study

19:00–19:40 Dinner

19:45–20:15 Isha prayer

20:20–21:45 Self study

22:15 Lights off

Timings are adjusted seasonally. Weekends include social activities, excursions and supervised parent visits on designated Sundays.

Rules & Regulations

Code of Conduct

Discipline takes the foremost importance at CCGB. Its parameters are guarded uncompromisingly, and any violation is dealt with zero tolerance — ranging from admonishment and fines to extra drill or expulsion.

Offences that lead to expulsion

Cheating during examinations

Physical altercations or fighting

Unauthorised absence

Theft

Conspiracy, lobbying, mutiny or group incitement

Conduct involving moral turpitude

Consecutive failure in two examinations

Accumulating more than two disciplinary warnings

Possessing profane material

Club Activities

Beyond the Classroom

Hiking

Archery

Fine Arts

Martial Arts

Dramatics

Debating

Gardening

Qiraat & Naat

Science Club

Inter-House Competition

The House System

Cadets are organised into houses that compete in academics, sports and co-curriculars — building teamwork, discipline and pride.

Jinnah House

Named after the Founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. House Master: Fawad Yasir.

Iqbal House

Named after the Poet of the East, Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal. House Master: Salman Khan.