Theory of Knowledge Exhibition: A Celebration of Critical Inquiry
The DP2 cohort of 2025 at Beaconhouse PECHS recently showcased their Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Exhibition — a culmination of a year of exploration, reflection, and critical engagement with knowledge questions in the world around us.
This highly anticipated event highlighted the students’ ability to connect abstract concepts with real-world contexts, presenting thought-provoking insights through carefully curated objects and presentations.
Each exhibit reflected the students’ intellectual journey and their deepening understanding of how knowledge is constructed, interpreted, and shared.
The exhibition was attended by teachers, peers, and members of the school community, who came together to celebrate the students’ efforts and academic growth.
Their hard work and dedication stood as a testament to the spirit of inquiry that lies at the heart of the IB Diploma Programme.
As our students prepare to step into the next chapter of their academic and personal journeys, we take pride in their accomplishments and look forward to the many milestones ahead.
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French Learning
The IBDP French Department at Beaconhouse PECHS recently served up a
delightful fusion of learning and fun through an interactive Crêpe Quiz Activity. Designed to celebrate
the French language and culture engagingly, the event transformed an ordinary day into a flavorful
experience!
Students and staff were invited to take part in a lively quiz that tested their knowledge of French
vocabulary, culture, and cuisine. The twist? A correct answer earned them a delicious, freshly made
crêpe — the ultimate French treat!
TOK Mini Exhibition
The DP1 batch of 2026 proudly showcased their Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Mini-Exhibition at the
Beaconhouse PECHS Campus.
Students presented their best work of the year, inspiring the community to reflect on the diverse ways
in which knowledge is constructed, communicated, disseminated, and produced.
The event was marked by zeal, passion, and remarkable effort.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and supported the students on this meaningful occasion.
Event Highlights
TOK Conference
Beaconhouse College Program-IBDP PECHS had the privilege of hosting Pakistan's first-ever Theory of
Knowledge (ToK) Conference, transforming the school into a vibrant hub of learning. This pioneering
event brought together academics, professionals, and students to explore how diverse areas of
knowledge—Human Sciences, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, History, and Art—intersect and have real-world
applications.
The conference provided an immersive experience, encouraging interdisciplinary thinking and fostering a
deeper understanding of TOK, while helping students approach their essay titles and exhibition prompts
with a broader perspective. Sessions covered a range of topics, from empathy in cinema and
socio-political research to the epistemic roots of Qawwali music, exploring the thinking processes
behind knowledge creation and communication. The event also included discussions on bridging
disciplines, highlighting how TOK’s integration of different fields is critical in real-world
problem-solving.
A Canvas of Expression: IBDP 2025 Visual Arts Exhibition at Beaconhouse PECHS
The IBDP Visual Arts Class of 2025 at Beaconhouse College Programme, PECHS,
recently unveiled their final exhibition — a powerful display of creativity, conceptual depth, and
artistic growth. This milestone event marked the culmination of their two-year artistic journey, where
each student presented a curated body of work reflecting personal narratives, global themes, and
critical perspectives.
The exhibition was graced by esteemed guests from the Beaconhouse Regional Office, including the
Regional Director, as well as Cluster and School Heads, who explored the gallery with deep appreciation
for the talent and thought behind each piece. Their presence added great value to the event, recognizing
the dedication of both students and faculty in nurturing the arts within the IB framework.
We applaud our young artists for their courage, creativity, and commitment, and we extend our gratitude
to everyone who supported them along their journey. As these students move forward, their work serves as
a powerful reminder that art is not just seen — it is felt, questioned, and remembered.
SAT Workshop
An SAT workshop was held on Saturday, 28 October, for students preparing to
take the exam. Conducted by Ali Ahsan, an IB student, and Ali Zubair, an IB alumnus, the session offered
valuable tips and strategies, guided paper solutions, and an engaging Q&A segment. Participants reported
feeling significantly more confident and better prepared for their upcoming exam following the workshop.
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