24th September to 30th September, 2024
24th September to 30th September, 2024
Kellyites were Well Advised
On 26th August 2024, a formal dinner was arranged at Kelly House. It was attended by an esteemed assembly of guests, including the Principal, the Bursar, and the Headmistress of the Senior School. This event was organised to provide Kelly students with the unique opportunity to engage with the illustrious individuals who have excelled in their respective fields. Each guest was seated with a group of six students, fostering meaningful conversation. It allowed our students to gain valuable advice,insight and inspiration from the guests’ successful journeys. The guests were particularly impressed by our students’ poise, intellect, and thought-provoking discussion, which significantly enriched the atmosphere of the evening. The evening not only celebrated the rich traditions of Kelly House but also stood as a proud testament to the excellence of its members. It was a night filled with inspiration, connection, and shared values, reinforcing the commitment of Kelly House to nurturing future leaders.
A Rare Accolade for Our Art Teacher
Congratulations to Ms Sara Ahmer, the Head of Art, the Senior School on being selected for the prestigious British Council Action Research Grants Programme. It is an incredible achievement to be chosen from a huge pool of applicants worldwide. Her research on integrating Generative AI into adaptive lesson plans for VARK learners holds great potential to significantly impact the field of education. Ms. Sara’s dedication to advancing educational practices stood out among the pool of applicants, and her contributions will undoubtedly enrich the programme.
In connection with this collaboration, representatives from the British Council, Ms Amanda Ingram, Country Exams Director, and Ms Kanwal Shah, the Head of Schools, visited Aitchison. During their visit, a contract was signed with the Principal of Aitchison College, marking an important step forward in strengthening the partnership between the two institutions. This event underscores the shared commitment to promoting educational innovation and creating new opportunities for both educators and learners.
Pen Portrays and Words Formed - The Prep School Annual Calligraphy Competition
The Prep School Aitchison College held its Annual Calligraphy Competition on 13th September 2024. Many boys turned up to showcase their artistic skill in the Quranic Handwriting. The event was arranged to celebrate the beauty of handwriting and creative expression. It was a platform for our students to demonstrate their skills and passion for calligraphy.
Away from Mundanity: Trip to the Picturesque Manoor Valley
"Nature is the art of God." - Dante Alighieri
The Prep School resurrected the dying tradition of trekking by arranging a trip to Manoor Valley Kaghan during the last summer vacation. Manoor Valley is situated in the picturesque Kaghan Valley. Essentially, a small town surrounded by towering mountains, glistening lakes, and lush green meadows. It serves as a gateway to some of the most captivating sights in the region. The town is nestled at an altitude of 8,202 feet (2,500 meters) above sea level. As a visitor, you will experience that here the sky is different, the air is purely fresh and the atmosphere serene. During the stay, our enthusiastic students were taught the life skills of tent pitching and rock repelling. They trekked and trudged through the untraversed valleys and hills. They wove and treaded through the quiet jungles and tasted the purest water lately melted from the virgin glaciers. During the stay, the mother nature gave them more than they sought. It was a lifetime experience, indeed.
Visit of the Japanese Ambassador
His Excellency Wada Mitsuhiro, the Ambassador of Japan, along with Mr Aamir H. Shirazi, Honoury Counsel General for Japan in Pakistan, Sardar Mohsin Leghari and a delegation of dignitaries visited Aitchison on 23rd Sep 2024. The Principal of Aitchison College Dr S. M. Turab Hussain received the visitors and showed them around. The visitors wove through the old paths of the college and marvelled at the lush green grounds blended with the wonders of pure Nature. They were intrigued by experiencing the beauty of campus enriched with the tapestry of Heritage and History. In the Archives Department, they were shown old documents and college records. This immersive experience ignited the visitors' curiosity about our history and instilled a profound appreciation for Aitchison, its staff and boys.
A Hero's Welcome to the Javelin Star
Arshad Nadeem, Pakistan’s First Olympic Javelin Champion at the Paris Olympics was given a rousing welcome at Aitchison College, Amphitheatre. A special College Assembly was arranged in his honour. A strapping six feet four inches tall, champion arrived in the college buggy with his coach Salman Iqbal Butt (AC 77 Batch). The Principal of Aitchison College, Dr. S.M. Turab Hussain, the faculty and the students of the college welcomed them. In his address, the Principal paid rich tribute to the champion for his outstanding sports prowess. After the nostalgic address by his coach, the champion addressed the assembly. Nadeem expressed his gratitude to the nation and the college for their unwavering support, acknowledging the crucial role of his coach in his record-breaking achievement.
Aitchison Hockey Ist XI Downs Lawrence 6-2
Inter House Cricket Competition (Age Group: U/13) Final Prep School
Salahuddin House vs Saigol House
Badminton Championship Senior School
Aitchison Cricket Ist XI Proves Far Too Strong For Lawrence
Aitchison Convincing Winner in Athletics Against Lawrence College