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Help from Urdu speaker please

Would someone familiar with Urdu and/or education in Pakistan please review:

How is this different from Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam, which is referred to in the "see also"? I had a vague recollection that the -i- vs. -e- thing was just a difference in transliteration systems.
Similarly, is the "Hamayat" used in the school names a transliteration variation from "Himayat" in the article name, or is it a (correct) grammatical difference?
It would be nice to categorize the schools completely, but there isn't enough info present for some of them.