Cambridge Reading Adventures N Purple Flying the World
9. The Purple band storylines often reflect character and/or author viewpoint. This results in more rounded characters, offering opportunities to discuss character motivation and response. Non-fiction texts offer more in-depth information and more technical vocabulary than in the previous colour coded bands.
Cambridge University Press Cambridge O Level Biology Revision Guide
Cambridge O Level Biology Revision Guide, Second edition covers the Cambridge O Level Biology syllabus (5090) from 2016 examinations onwards. Key Features: Straightforward writing style makes the revision guide ideal for international learners. Task boxes check knowledge and understanding by answering questions and doing activities. Important terms are highlighted in every chapter with clear definitions. […]
Cambridge Reading Adventures N White Earthquakes
7. The White band books match children’s growing maturity as readers. Stories showing strong cause and effect provide opportunities to explore ‘why’ when responding to texts. Sentences of several clauses show a wide range of conjunctions. Non-fiction topics are broader and focus on a particular aspect.
Collins International Primary Science Teacher’s Guide 3
This set of five books offers full coverage of the Cambridge Primary Science curriculum framework within a progressive, skills-based scheme. Scientific enquiry skills from the Cambridge curriculum are embedded throughout the chapters. Integrated videos, slideshows and interactive activities give access to alternative contexts, show science in the real world and model abstract concepts to make […]
Abacus Year 3 Textbook 3
Abacus is a unique maths toolkit for inspiring a love of maths and ensuring progression for every child. Written by an expert author team, it has been carefully crafted on a robust approach to creating inspired and confident young mathematicians. The new version has been written specifically for the new UK primary maths curriculum. It […]
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CEO Message
As we celebrate our Silver Jubilee, I am proud of the fact that Publishers Marketing Associates (PMA) and Sunrise Publications have reached this milestone of 25 years in serving education in Pakistan. This noble field was like an anthem for me: rousing, inspirational, filled with struggle, perseverance and triumph.
Before proceeding further I would like to mention here names of two dear friends who are no longer in this world with us but, whose memory is indelible in my mind, for without their unstinching support, PMA and Sunrise Publications would not have reached this landmark. John Watson of Heinemann not only encouraged me to establish PMA but also offered every possible support in ensuring PMA’s growth. Muhammad Hussain Awan was instrumental in opening the avenues of local publishing, resulting in the birth of Sunrise Publications through his unmatched professionalism, dedication and perfection. They encouraged me, supported me and helped me in navigating my ship through rough and calm waters.
A company which made a very humble beginning with just a vision to steer by, was spearheaded with honesty and dedication and is now considered as a company of repute. As a result, over a period of two and a half decades, this marketing and publishing company is now recognized and respected in the educational circles across our country, as well as, by all our partners in the publishing world.
The aspiration and commitment of PMA/Sunrise Publications has always been to give the power of knowledge to the students of Pakistan through books of high calibre and, in future too, it will remain steadfast in this mission.
Zia Husain
Chief Executive