School in PAKISTAN - when you're not from Pakistan
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Schooling in Pakistan has been one of the many things I've had to adjust to and live with since moving from New Zealand. Soo here's a glimpse of the experience in a walkthrough of a standard day at my "Pakistani school" through my eyes.
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hellohello since most people keep telling me i should’ve chosen another school lol I just wanted to add that the reason I ended up in Nixor was because I came here quite late and admissions were closed in most places so I was left w very few options to choose from- Nixor being one of them
just graduate already and be free lol
yeaps u surely should have chosen some other school. :(
your school creeped me out even.. SO MANY PEOPLE AT BREAK TIME.. gosh
GO TO A MORE SPACIOUS SCHOOL NEXT TIME...
come to islamabad... U WILL LOVE ISLAMABAD... there are so many schooling options here and SO GOOD SCHOOLS
Why are people complaining about her school and her attitude I don't find anything wrong about what she says.
Look at how humble and nice she is and look at how she recognises those who can't have education and how grateful she is for whatever she has.
She lived in NEW ZEALAND her whole life ,a country much developed than Pakistan so obviously it would be hard for her to settle in , you can't expect her to love and adopt everything easily
and thennn CRITICISING her for that is very sTUpid
she's a human
and honestly I don't even find her complaining really 😃
and yesss ajhhhhhh I love your content I'm literally binge watching all your videos 😁💕💕😂😂
Aaliya Fatima you talk sense, good on u coz i agree 100% with u.
Someone said it !!! Thank you ❤
Exactly! Your comment was just everything I had to say!
Listen I get that her adjustment period is going to be harder and it might sting at times, but some of the issues I’m seeing is, in an earlier video she compared her parts of Pakistan knowing full well that Pakistan is a developing nation that has been through quite a few battle wounds with a developed westernized country it’s a very condescending way to lay a video out. In this video she referred to a traditional clothing worn by us as potato sacks and yes I do understand that school uniforms might not be to her as ideal or beautiful, the shalwar traditionally has been loose so going out of her way to state them as something less then is hurtful. While I understand that she might not mean to be hurtful or disrespectful, she is doing so and maybe she will see this and take it as constructive criticism. Here’s hoping for the best.😩
It's way too crowded for me. Trust me you could get better school's then this.
Ikr islamabad is the complete opposite we got less population and the school is toooo spacious lmao
Aena Mustafa truu
I haven't seen a single school like this in my 28 Years of life. This reminds me of a web series about worst prisons. And this one looks like Madagascar prison.
Lmaooo still better than the one I go to
Yeah
I live in pakistan and half the things doesnt happen to me. XD
Uo
hahaha Really u know her....
None of this happens to me
Your english skills sum it all
Because you to Landhi English school on Bhens Colony.
My brother is in the same college and that ONE WAY STAIRCASE is EXACTLY WHAT HE COMPLAINS ABOUT😂😂
@Rose indo its an elite class school
@@heatherbloom5426 Elite my foot... this is garbage school ... they may be charging an "elite fee" but the facilities are much better in many non-elite schools
what's the logic behind this one way staircase ?
@@felicytatomaszewska2934 ur right, why the f*, people say this a elite school.
Stop being rude. Even if it looks bad doesn’t mean that it’s not elite ! Elite also means high quality education
All I see in the comments is, “there are better schools in PK,” or “she is just defaming Pakistan.” I think what you guys are failing to understand is that, yes she and her family may have the money to send her to a better school but many kids don’t have the money to go to nice schools and just like she said 26 MILLION KIDS in Pakistan can’t even attend school. I understand that basically telling the whole world that, “many of the children in our country don’t get an education,” or showing them that, “some of our schools in Pakistan are like Nixor” may not be easy, but hiding the facts will not fix the problem. Pakistan is a fairly newer country therefore it is not as developed as many countries around the world. I do not expect it to be at the level of the US or New Zealand (even these countries have flaws that we still strive to fix. Prime example: the BLM protests that are happening in the US), however hiding from the bad in Pakistan will not help Pakistan grow. The video was not only about Nixor college, it was about the bigger picture. Think bigger than just Nixor. Look at the whole picture instead of one piece.
wth are those people who say there are better schools in pakistan holy shit i think this school right here actually felt like better than 98% of paklistani schools.
Yeah bas Pakistan ko defame kar rahi hy apni videos se.....
ok i don't agree with u because i also moved to Karachi after living my whole life abroad last year and i COULD not and i mean could not find a single decent school who taught anther curriculum other then the typical o levels (except KAS). it is not defaming Pakistan but overall the standards of education are very low here. Yes i understand many can't go to school or simply don't know the international standards but still for someone coming from abroad its VERY hard to adjust.
I get your point but her continuous rant is plain irritating. I am a professor in USA and went to govt schools way back when they used to be really good.
I was born and raised in the US so honestly I do not know much about Pakistani schools. I go to Pakistan once year for about one month and come back therefore I barely know what it’s like living there. My comment was to show what I took away from the video and no where did I sense a feeling of defaming through the video. Also many people are now commenting that there aren’t better schools in PK which just goes to prove her point. She just explained her side of the story and how she felt while trying to adjust to the new lifestyle. While doing so she also revealed the truth which many people are (for some reason) hurt by.
The school is like your are studying in container.
She chose the wrong school there are many schools in Pakistan which a are many times better than that
Hahagagagha
No not really mostly public school YES but private schools are really good but super expensive thus only the “ elite class “ but I’m so thankful for this I am able to go to a really good school :)
HEY GUYS !
I was thinking of making a group for....people who are in a mental breakdown...or are facing a culture shock...because of moving to pk
Reply to this comment with your name...and country from where you moved...to get into the group 😉to make good vibes in pk
What is this school even? this school looks worse than even our pakistani gov schools. XD
you should try aligarh
chiniot
and bahria karachi school
q k yaha m parhaa hu..😝
Yeah
@Love Princess LGS has branches outside of Lahore? Didn't know that
The government colleges are amazing, they college campus was sooo big ,bigger than my school ever was, they architecture was pretty and most of all it was disciplined . also the teachers were the best I have found up till now and I will never forget them, she just got on the wrong end of the colleges
@@wajihaassad8997 sec ? Sharif education complex? 😓
Nixor is a rip off, they need to utilize the exorbitant sums they charge students to provide them with a better campus and better facilities. The lack of schools in Karachi allows Nixor to implement these stupid rules
Yoo dude I've grown up and studied in Pakistan all my life and just recently went to college in California so I totally relate to you about the culture shock, even if we're in opposite situations.
Great video btw, thank you for sharing quality content and keep it up!!
As a Pakistani 16 year old, i can relate but I guess it doesn’t feel that weird to me anymore since i grew up here.
It’s pretty hard for us people who come from outside, because the education system is very different from Pakistan
I thought Nixor was supposed to be an elitist school, even City is better than this
Lmaooo same bruhh
Yes
The City School? 😂
That’s my school. That’s the worst XD
Nixor’s reputation is at least better than yours
@@madisonloves_potatoes8060 city is way better than this.I study in darakhshan campus and I can at least say we have three grounds in total where we can sit and not be walked on.Our teachers our cool and we have a good ratio of events to studies
“Waiting for something new to happen“ is what has lead to our current situation, where we at as a nation, because it never happens. Our education is repetitive brain washing with different subjects. No way to discover or express your self or not even encouraged to do so. Then when you finally graduate and end up in a commercial setting/work you are forced to understand that every thing gora made is better. Because in the first place you were never encouraged to experiment, understand, think, try, study, envision or anything creative but made to copy everything and repeat.
The amount of home work assignments tests exams and spot checks in the schools were always insane. As you said the style was and is repetitive but these were hands down the best years of my life. It gave me a strong foundation and then I moved to Canada. And now I’m dreading thinking I have to send my own kid to school here lol. I miss my life in pakistan. It’s been 20 years since we moved. Much seems to have changed and much seems to be the same. May this Covid pandemic blow over soon. I would love to visit.
Hello Bro can you please guide me some things. Actually I am shifting to Karachi and I will probably join O levels school so what’s the benefit of studying in O levels instead of Matriculation.
@@abdulhafeez6147 O levels if you want to minimize the cultural shock.
You chose the wrong school bro
There are much much better schools in Pakistan :))
Yeah
She's just trying to defame Pakistan... I'm proud to be Pakistani Turkish
Yes thats right
Stop calling other girls bro when you're a girl yourself...it seems like you are trying too hard.
@@Warlock786 😂😂😂
And now just look at this comment section. Everyone just wants to point out that you didn't go to a good school or there are better schools than this in Pakistan. No one is even talking about the thing you said at the end about 26 million Pakistani kids not even getting any basic education.
Yes! You, me and everyone else in your school and in this comment section, we all are *privileged* and this comment section is the pure answer to why we Pakistanis are like this.
It's honest, witty and filled with bits of wisdom -- really inspiring :)
I'm from Islamabad and I'd never go into a zoo lile this, i prefer public schooling of Islamabad over these rat experiments.
Lol
More like ant colony
Haha same look at the school there is not even a ground there 😂 but everyone has his/her choices
Stop bashing my country Pakistan ...every school has some flaws... Get a life or new content for fame... Your type of so called Muslims love bashing making mockery of Muslims... Your type of people are ashamed of being Pakistani Muslims... Your type of people never support kashmir Muslims and Palestinian Syrian Muslims... Don't you ever disrespect my people and my country...I'm proud to be Pakistani Turkish
it's obvious that a division between classes defooo exists after reading comments like this. Your school makes you better than another human being??
This is where one percent of the population study.
No,it's 0.5% or less
But 100% of the population is super smart
@@farzanaa-i8k Joke of the decade
Study what....jihad
@@zuboy4272 did we asked you?
Idk I feel like this school was a pretty bad representation, you should’ve framed this as *your* experience instead of like what all schools in Pakistan are like. I mean if anything I would suggest that a foreigner go to Karachi American school or bay view or KGS if you could get in but anw
And 32Million can’t go to school was is worse than that?
Ahmad Savaiz Nazir
shut up.
@@unknown-yt9qn yeah exactly some people can't accept the reality
zarwa zara thé Karachi American School isn’t anything like or even close to the regular Pakistani school, no need to even try and compare it. Here are just a few things we have. Starting with the teaching styles .Anyway interactive teaching and and hands-on experiences are rare in Pakistan and in a repetitive teaching styles are the norm. The Karachi American School (KAS)” is totally different and competes with schools abroad and the teaching styles are relatively similar to schools in the US. It is an extremely private and highly secured school so you won’t be able to find too much information online. Air conditioner is equipped everywhere (classrooms and the cafeteria as well as the auditorium) the school is built on a 25- acre campus giving us two large libraries, a swimming pool, science labs, tennis courts and a football field. We also have a large playground with imported equipment for elementary. We have a large student lounge where you can buy unlimited amount of junk foods and then we also have an air conditioned cafeteria but there’s really no need for me to state the obvious because every place that has four walls and a roof is air conditioned my only complaint with that is it’s wayyy to cold at times and the teachers sometimes disregard us pleading to turn it off. Other wise we have more than enough space and relaxing time through our hours in school. Like there’s the annoying one ways and traffic control at your place theirs no such things here. There are properly constructed stairwells and more than one way access a classroom or bathroom etc. Like I saw everything is open roofed and poorly constructed surroundings KAS has been constructed thoughtfully to contain even billions of students.
Just curious, how do you know about KAS
Not trying to be pretentious but the school I went to in lahore was like the one you showed in NZ. We had every facility available like a robotics club, a swimming pool, a soccer field, a basketball court, a volleyball court, a separate canteen and a theater. Even the Yale scout that came was shocked at how schools here are much bigger and better than public ones abroad. There are numerous schools like this in Lahore and I'm sure karachi. Tbh this is the first private school I've seen that looks like this. I'm sure this school is great and has a good education system which is what matters. I was just trying to change the perception that all schools are like this.
카이나트 ikr, My school also has all those facilities, they don’t have AC’s, but most schools in Pakistan do, and my school has an auditorium, infirmary, pool, office, a big ground etc.
Which school?
@@mahum1174 Learning Alliance
I'm a nixor alumni, I graduated a year ago and I can testify every single problem you highlighted is 100% true!!
she needs to be postive! I had left Pakistan too but it doesnt mean the we need to become pestmist .
Nixor walo ko b masla hone laga ha waah bhai
The message in the end is powerful. We often complain about our situations, while forgetting that we are very privileged of the kind of lifestyle we have.
But speaking in terms of design of the school, this is horrific. Schools I studied in when I was in Karachi had better campuses. I've heard about Nixor but never expected it to have such a nonfunctional campus design. They could've done better.
Girl, when I saw this video on recommended I immediately predicted half the things you were going to say bout schools in Pakistan. Being a Karachiite, I've gone to schools made with joining 2 or 3 houses together with complicated routes to hot and arid classes. The overpopulation is just awful. I was lucky to have a school where they had a lot more space and a lot less kids. Also, the facts at the end were shockimg for me too. A guy who's been living in Karachi all his life. Keep making these videos👌. I'd like to see moar of my city with the point of view of a foreigner!
There are far better schools than this, like KGS, CAS and BVA.
And AKHSS TOO
APS ,Mama parsi, AKHSS etc are better than this school
Hello So guyz In am shifting to Karachi and want to join a O levels school. Please guide me
@@abdulhafeez6147 you could come to bss
Not at all nixor is good better then aps and many more except for lyceum
There are way better schools in pakistan. This looks stupidily complicated.
It,s way to complicated, seriously, n conjusted,
All you get is lecture and what about the other 32 million children 😑
ᴊᴜsᴛ sᴛᴏᴘ ᴍᴏᴄᴋɪɴɢ ᴏᴜʀ ʀᴇʟɪɢɪᴏɴ 😐
Ahmad Savaiz Nazir
Exactly she’s not even making fun of Pakistan
every second of this video seems ridiculously relatable because im studying here too after moving from the UK 😂 Great vid
The beautiful message you have delivered at the end of this video its most important.🥰 I hope people who complain about everything will get your message and will change their behavior and will do some positive work to bring change in our beautiful Pakistan. Stay humble stay blessed. Pakistan zindabad. Much respect.
Your school is just too much congested There are literally no grounds I wonder how you even breathe
i dont
@@AlinaHayat there are soo much better schools in karachi than nixor. Nixor is one of the smallest ones
@@AlinaHayat Really?? And still alive without breathing??
AYOO. I felt the EXAAACT same way when i moved here from Philippines.
4yrs have passed and im genuinely humbled the same as youu.
Btw i love your content, just keep making it ❤️
"its hot everywhere, especially when you are with me" ded😂
that's like the worst private school you can go to here,,,, beacon, roots, even city is better
facts
mimi ko I go to one of those schools
@@sumairaahsan1 sem sem
Wut do you mean "even" city?🥺
@@dustsans9190she means" the city school"
This college is one of the top ones here and by this it just means that the admission processes that youve to go through to get in here and ofcourse the fees is just more than anyother . This being said , this college would definitely serve your career in a better manner than any other perhaps so cheer up a little despite all your problems. The infrastructure can definitely be not compared to anything that youve had experienced in Newzealand but here in pakistan there is always like a trade off between good education and good building and its just how it is. And also about the learning process that you mentioned , its sadly something thats been here for a long time and it wont take time for you to realize that its just all business with education in pakistan. Despite all of this , your college is what very less can aim or dream of going to here in pakistan and whatever youre getting here is just a privilege . Hope you adjust well .
PS: to all telling you that this is a wrong choice are not thinking it straight , this is perhaps one of the best that you could get here if not for the architecture of the school and other small problems .
That’s very mature talk at the end. It was very humbling to hear about the education and privilege. If you happen to come across any NGO working towards educating unprivileged kids, please share the link in one of your videos. I would love to help. And as always, happy to see your videos. Keep posting.
There is an organization by the name of "Educate Waziristan". Check out their Facebook page.
Literally this school look like a fish market 😂
There are literally many brilliant and bigger schools in Pakistan
I think you choose wrong one
Really Man , The ending just took my heart . This does deserve subscribe . Really moved .
Sensible ❤️
Made me smile at the end of the video ✨ Every place has its perks , cons . Human life is all about compromises , sacrifices .
But most imp thing is how you manage everything and despite all these hardships , how can you become the better version of yourself . Stay strong girl .
With the life you have seen in Newzealand, and the education system, I think you become a big asset to Pakistan. I wish oneday you can be the face of change in Pakistan and that you create a new education system similar to what you have seen in Newzealand. Big dreams....but you never know! As you said...everything happens for a reason.
you literally had to choose the worst school??
you should have tried beaconhouse newlands or mellenium roots or LGS like seriously, i understand your feeling i shifted to Pakistan around 3 years ago and was really sad and depressed but when you live in Pakistan for sometime just wait for tensions to escalate with India and see the nationalism that will spark in you after a few years..
Pakturk is also one of the best options
Well she didn’t really want to choose that school but admissions were close at that time so she had no choice
Let the tension escalate and then nationalism will spark. LOL!!
Hum kha se agye beech me.
@@nikunjarya9641 I lived in Germany for a year had great Indian friends there, it was said in a funny manner,,,, lots of love and good vibes....
@@minhajmunawar6326 😍😍❤️
Looking at the little kids on the streets and dump with no access to education made me cry and so sad. They deserve education, everyone does. Why don’t people care about these kids? They are the future.
i loved how you expressed your thoughts at the end of the video, i really hope you have a decent time here
bro please the last part was so heartbreaking enough to make a grown man cry, eye opener love your videos!
If i were at that school I think the problem I would have is actually getting up those stairs I am terrified of heights and I dont think I would be able to get down or up
I grow carrots in my backyard which is bigger than this shop (I mean school)
If i had toilets that far in my school, i would have loved it!
I was a backbencher and i used to look for a reason to go out of the class. Lol
Miss my school & my backbench gang!!
My school DAIS, Mumbai is quite similar to yours. I faced the exactly dange situation back in 2009 when my family moved from US to India. Literally so relatable
The horrible thing found here is everyone stares so much...lmao!
Ikrr!! Especially guys 😒
Hi bro SAME NAME
@@harisrasool3545 😁 gud to Know!
@@harisrasool3545 marry him :D
Asad ahmed lol
I have to say Alina your a brave girl. I'm western born Pakistani... I want to bring my girls up in Lahore because my husband is from there, but omg I had a very difficult time getting my kids to move.. All hell broke out and they were not willing to leave England which is there home town.
Watching your video makes me feel so proud of Pakistan, especially now when the media portray it to be a danger zone.
Well done my lovely.
Your beautiful, caring and loving soul.. I can see you going far in life.
This is a very well shot film. Love this. You've done great
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this ❤️❤️❤️
As a person who belongs from a really small town in Pakistan and who has studied in classrooms with no lights, no roofs, no electricity, 50+ students in a classroom, no attention from teachers at all and occasional beating up from them for no reason at all, I have to tell you guys that even studying in Nixor is a privilege in Pakistan.
The only thing i dont like abt nixor is how its tooo conjusted its got really narrow hallways small class rooms the person just feels like suffocating or trapped in a mass of people idk if you just get used to it or smthn but i study in cedar and feel like its just much more open and student friendly. Not saying its not crowded but is less cramped
Come to Wah Cantt near Islamabad, it has the least illiteracy percentage which means 99% people in Wah Cantt are educated and there is a school after every 5 min drive in this Cantt, that's why my family moved here and this is one of the best places to live in the country !!!
I moved to UK when I was 8 I believe and that was the last time I went to a Pakistani school. I really want to study in a Pakistani school and see people just communicating in urdu😂 it excites me😂 I sometimes get tired of speaking English constantly and most of the time I feel lonely cause my extended family are not in UK :(
Edit- but if I do some how go to a school, wouldn’t choose this one tho 😂
So do you speak Urdu?
William James yup
People who have gone to school in developen countries, can never adjesr in Pakistani schools. Their claims nevet match the reality. In Pakistan we concentrate on number rather than learnig something. And after studying in belgium i just realized how backward our study system is. Even in the best of the best colleges and schools
True
Eh, it really depends. I've studied from Canada previously and then moved to Pakistan to study in LGS. I'll agree the first year was a bit hard for me but I got used to it. I've won academic awards and have been able to participate in many competitions. Internships, workshops, sports competitions are all offered. There's tons of extracurricualr activities, and our school even has a pool for swimming. Plus, the learning all comes down to how good the teachers are. I was horrible in urdu and barely knew the alphabet. I went from kindergarten urdu to 7th grade urdu in a year. However it's sad how you have to pay so much to get an education that is similar to the foreign schools
@@faiqachaudhry2232 I also moved from Canada to LGS p5 branch and still I didn't adjust that is probably due to personal circumstances I was unable to spend time in extracurriculars much. Also maybe due to the fact I was born and raised there (alhamdililah tabarikallah) so it will always seem a different system to me in Pakistan But it makes me really happy to know someone like me did have a positive experience :') it is not impossible for someone to adjust to the change . Thanks for sharing your comment
@@naveenqureshi5200 Aw, thanks! It may be that the teachers you had weren't as welcoming, and the friends you make matter a lot. In 6th grade I wasn't doing that great in school and in general but it got better over time. I think it's a matter of your environment as well. I hope you get to have a positive experience as well, because when you do, Pakistan doesn't seem as bad as it used to. Try to find and do what makes you happy and don't be afraid to try out new things, even if you fail miserably! It's the experience that gives you the rush
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I got bamboozled.
i love how she trash talks heavy throughout the video but then humbles herself down all on her own by the end. we love this.
Gosh, didn't know Nixor was this bad. It used to be much better and 5 times less crowded in our times.
Cheer up, it would be over sooner than you realise. Don't stay here for University though, or go to LUMS if you're here.
The video was actually great, the way you explained things was actually amazing
Ohh Alina you know who I am and only I know how you feel because I also miss the time we spent together with each other and with friends
From Sakeena
I VIBE WITH EVERY VIDEO OF YOURS
i shifted from dubai to pakistan in 2017 and it changed my life basically everything yiu went through
I just have same experience for my whole school life till university in pakistan that's why i prefer to sleep in lectures then hearing my teacher in a way that i'm high
Dear kid...you have a soft heart....may ALLAH SUBHANHU WA TA'ALA give you the straight path...(nothing matters after that)
Life's tough...you have to learn to take the good with the bad.
I like how you explain everything and how you are so organised not just in your speech but how you look at your life, it’s like a wardrobe that you keep so organised & disciplined naturally cause that’s how you are...
subscribed for your story telling and cause I live abroad for half my life now since I left pak I can relate it to myself(cultural shock all over again)when I think of coming back for good.
Cheers. ✌🏻
Why did you even came to pakistan no offence tho u r welcome but just asking
Parents make us
@@mmt1575 i dont believe that parents want us to go to a much safer and like advance place
@@rambo7890 my cousins moved to pak from new zealand tooo few yrs back
@@aena5995 why
only pakistani ppls don't like pakistan but forieners love pakistan that's why
Schools in New Zealand look amazing ohmygosh! In late 2017 my family moved from the US to a small village near Islamabad where we stayed for a year and a half. My mom made me go to school in said village and it was horrendous. Honestly your school looks so good compared to the madrasa that I went to. I wouldve KILLED to have classes like socio and psych. But US schools are subpar compared to New Zealand schools ( at least from what I can tell in the clips) so I get how it mustve been a tremendous culture shock lol. Funny thing is , we're back in the US where i'm a junior in highschool (to be, its summer break atm) ( junior in hs means im 16 for you non-American folks) and i'm planning on going to medical college in Karachi once I graduate from highschool bc of how expensive college in the US is.
Is it that expensive? Maybe try student loans and other offers
Ofcourse it's totally your choice but I wouldn't advise you to move to karachi, the culture shock is too much and I would say that the education isn't worth it
Medical college in Karachi u mean agha Khan University??
@@maryam.2890 Well if i just wanted a four year bachelors degree in any other area/major the cost would be around the same but in America you have to do four years undergrad in any pre-med major and then spend (and pay for) another four years in medical school which can add up. Also after medical school in order to begin practicing you have to complete a residency (you dont have to pay for residency, you actually get paid) and that can be anywhere from 3 yrs to 7. So its not just money its time as well (plus karachi cant be too different from islamabad ...right?) As for the education aspect its definitely not my first choice but i have to kinda weigh my options yknow
@@nomankiller6909 yes
@@maryam.2890 we have FAFSA and also i can apply for scholarships but as of right now its all just a plan. I cant really speak for whats going to happen in the future seeing as
1. Im only a junior in highschool and
2. The future isnt rlly in my control anyway
The most I can do right now is pray and search for alternative options but Allah might have other plans for me. I still have time tho so Inshallah i get into a good school 😊
Nice vlog , you have the potential. I would like more school vlogs or random daily vlogs ✌️
Alina, I don't know how I came across your channel but so glad that I did! Much love to you. You go girl!
One of the best vedio I ever seen. Pakistan is just a class divided country. Good step.
Bro every country is
If you think that your school is complicated or strict well girl you should search or visit unique school or clg one time then u will know the meaning of strict
Hahahah why choose living In Karachi.
Try Islamabad next time.
Capital city of any country is better than other cities, you can't judge a countries development on the grounds of capital city's development
Yasssssss Islo is the besttttttttt
@@siddhantsingh7606 what about the pollution in Delhi capital of India
@@siddhantsingh7606 Lahore, faislabad, rwp, peshawar, larkana, Kashmir ????, tourist towns are not included
@@MuhammadShoaib-tm9no I can also include, Shimla Dharamshala chandigarh indore srinagar kolkata manali etc.
I shifted from Dubai in 2017 and I totally get youu!! 💘
Abiha lilani I shifted in 2018 and my parents are still looking for schools for me
The condition of the school is different everywhere! It depends
Man I’m kinda thankful my school actually looks good I can’t even believe that that’s a privet school.Even though I live in Lahore (another city in Pakistan) my school seems a lot different then yours!
Now imagine a Student from Govt School watching this video
thank you for this - feeling very humbled and grateful for the quality of education I've had
I believe you go to the same school as Momina Munir who is also a youtuber how come Ya'll haven't met ummm hello it needs to happen asap!!!
YESS collab video @mominamunir
i thought the same
Momina munir went to beacon house and plus Nixor isn't a school it's a college. And yes momina munir went to Nixor last year.
@@zainabishtiaq9417 iam hungry
Dearest Alina,
I hope you settle in really well!
Good luck with the transitional period!
This feels like an impromptu Nixor review, I’m actually glad I didn’t apply. Yay
I actually relate to you sooo much! I moved from Malaysia to Pakistan and everything was different. The teaching styles, the size of the school, the short breaks. I hated everything but I moved to a better school now. The most relatable thing was when you said they would send you back if you were 30 seconds late. Also, the washrooms are sooo far away from my classroom and you can't go to the washroom more than twice a day! Can you believe that lol. This was at my old school like I said before but now I go to a much better school so I'm lucky.
Can u read Urdu? And how’s your accent in Urdu? I Also moved to Pakistan from abroad.
Why? Abroad is better, right?
@@bangtanshook4271 everywhere is better. It just depends on where u can adjust more.
I got married actually that’s why I’m living here now. Actually I do prefer abroad because I’m born there. But I’ve my family here and I love my family allot.
Lol I moved to Pakistan from Saudi Arabia and I would have never chose this crowded ass school, I’m so glad you’re done with school, cause this school looks like a nightmare even though this school was in my neighborhood.
Allhumdullilah my school in Karachi where I went for only two years had a great building and environment, which personally for me is a priority.
There r many more best schools here, kimdly change ur school n post positive stuff about Pakistan if u r not liking here plz go back from wherever u came...
Well said👍..
@Amit Jatt bro when u don't know sm plz don't speak about it do u live in Pakistan? Do you know everything about here? Af no u r just judging whole Pakistan by this one school shes showing come n see where we study alhamdulilah n thete r much more better then my school so plz without knowing don't judge any country unless u don't see by ur own about whole Pakistan :)
@@sibalicious_tales yes check all of her videos shes everywhere talking bad about Pakistan when she doesn't even know what Pakistan is alhamdulilah idk from where such shits come af ....
I’m not from Pakistan either and I’m currently living here and I remember thinking the same thing when I first saw the uniforms of different schools lmao
Couldn't they afford a larger area or some shit like considering all the money they been nabbing since years it shud be no prob having a better, more open campus built along with like better facilities n shit like wtf is that football ground yo 😂
i absolutely love your words at the ending if the video. very wel said! ‘your problem could be somebody’s solution.’
wow.
This is lit the worst school ever try to go to a good school this is like a so crowded place
Wow, I got teary eyed in just the second vid. Good job.
Burgers overloaded 😂
ksmy🤣
😂😂😂
Sahih mein!
In bco ko btou sarkari schools ka grounds ka mazy
Wow didn't know your in the same batch as me in Nixor. Your explanation was spot on, they really need to cut down on the number of students they take in each year
Why u didn’t choose international school ?
I love how u give a good vibe at the end
my school has almost all the stuff I had back in England, but when i moved here everything seemed shit to me
Well you are very offensive
Unfortunately its true
Well... duh.. There will always be differences in countries
Wowe
@@nasirmahmood7103 um how? elaborate
What about Afghanistan you can visit it and you will be blown out of you mind how many people don’t get education
Innocent kids.I m just worried about safety like fire issue or any other mishap leading to stampede .In such case commotion will cause to overlook the arrows.You should follow it up urgently,literally there is no space to skip,I cant see any fire exit and fire extinguisher.Students needs to be mock drill for any disaster management.
Yes they do! There are fire extinguishers and exits for emergency. Don't try to be more worried for those students.
Students in Govt, army and private schools are always mock drill.
Why is it pinching u ,are u the one who put those things there,hopefully not on papers as caricatures.
So schooling in Pakistan thank you for humbling me and teaching me gratitude. - Alina Hayat
❤️ best!!
Something is called rules and something is called common sense
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6:35 That Smile 😍😭😭
Haha by the time one reaches toilet he forgets why he or she is even there !
Might be all the people wear diapers for emergency lolzzzzzzzzzz
Haahahahahaahaa
Samee I feel u I moved from Canada to Lahore and its such a big change