1st September to 17th September, 2025
1st September to 17th September, 2025
A Spiritual Beginning: Inter-House 'Qiraat' Competition, 25
Aitchison College, Prep School, commenced the new academic year with a touch of spirituality. On Wednesday, 10th September, the Inter-House ‘Qiraat’ competition saw school halls reverberate with a profound sense of sanctity and sacredness. It was a morning where young voices took the centre stage. Students from E2, M1, and M2 poured their hearts into their Quranic recitations, showcasing not just their memorization but also their understanding and love for the holy Quran. Each participant, in his respective age group, demonstrated incredible clarity, rhythm, and a sincerity that captivated everyone in attendance—from the esteemed judges to the proud peers.
The judges were deeply impressed, not only by the boys' meticulous preparation but by the confidence and devotion they displayed. They shared that many of our young reciters are already showing the potential to excel at much higher levels, a true testament to their hard work and the supportive environment of the school.
The event was made possible by our esteemed panel of judges; to whom we are immensely grateful:
This competition has truly set a spiritually enriching and positive tone for the year ahead. We congratulate all students for their beautiful recitations, and we look forward to their nurturing this talent throughout the year.
Friday Fun: Where Creativity Comes to Life
At Aitchison College, Prep School, our Fridays are dedicated to practical learning, fun, and discovery through our twenty-two diverse clubs and societies. This is where our students get to explore their interests—whether that's persuasive debating, dramatic performance, creative writing, technical innovation, art or mathematical applications of formulas. Each week, they take another step toward their future achievements by honing their talents and discovering new ones.
Tour to the National Museum of Science and Technology
“Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations, or algorithms: it is about understanding…” – William Paul Thurston
How do you turn mathematical theory into a tangible, exciting reality? The answer was a trip to the National Museum of Science and Technology, Lahore. That is why we took our students on a visit to UET on September 13th, 2025. This enriching experience was specially arranged for students who excelled in the Annual Math Competitions—including Tessellation, Poster Design, Digital Math, and Quiz Competitions—as well as for the dedicated organisers of the Inter-School Math Olympiad and Exhibition held during the 2024–2025 academic year.
The museum's interactive exhibits allowed our students to explore the concepts they learn in class, connecting them to real-world technologies and scientific breakthroughs. It was a powerful reminder that maths is the hidden language behind so much of our modern world.
The trip was not only educational but also incredibly inspiring. Congratulations again to all our students and their teachers.
Islamic Society Hosts Inspiring Annual 'Qirat and Naat' Competitions
The Islamic Society of Aitchison College, Senior School, successfully hosted the Annual Inter-House ‘Qirat’ and ‘Naat’ Competitions on 4 September 2025. It was a gathering of spiritual reflection and artistic devotion. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students across all seventeen Houses, uniting the student community in a powerful celebration of faith and shared Islamic values.
The 'Qirat' competition was structured into two distinct categories: Junior and Senior. Participants recited the Quran with clarity, emotion, and reverence. The 'Naat' competition was open to all students, offering a moving platform for heartfelt poetic praise of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
A panel of esteemed judges, including faculty members and accomplished ‘Qaris’, evaluated each performance on vocal quality, expression, and spiritual impact. Their thoughtful guidance encouraged students to further explore and appreciate the beauty of Islamic art.
More than just a competition, the event served to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and faith across the college. It was a day of immense inspiration, quiet reflection, and collective pride, meticulously organised by the dedicated members of the Islamic Society Senior School. The event underscored Aitchison College's commitment to nurturing not only academic excellence but also the spiritual and cultural development of its students.
Integrating AI in Teaching & Learning
Mr. Jazib Zahir, Director of the LUMS Center for Entrepreneurship, led an insightful session for Junior and Senior Prep School teachers on 'Integrating AI in Teaching & Learning.' Educators explored the future of teaching as Mr. Zahir demystified current AI trends, focusing on practical tools and strategic planning for the classroom. The discussion empowered attendees to talk about AI with confidence in a strong ethical framework.
Creating engaging classrooms - A Booster Session for Experienced Teachers
During Staff Development Days 2025, our experienced teaching faculty participated in "Creating Engaging Classrooms," a dynamic booster session designed to refine instructional practices. Moving beyond theory, the session equipped educators with practical strategies and conscious management of teacher talk and wait-time to foster deeper student engagement. The core emphasis was on reflective practice and building student resilience and metacognition to intentionally design collaborative, resourceful, and student-centered learning environments.
Teaching at Aitchison: Induction Course
Teachers have embarked on their Aitchison journey by completing our intensive two-day induction course offered by Teaching and Learning Centre. This programme laid a strong foundation in establishing the College’s values and practices through hands-on exploration of active learning strategies, lesson planning and classroom management. This induction marks a confident start to their professional journey at Aitchison. More follow-up sessions are planned throughout the academic year to explore lesson planning and issues around assessment in detail.
Fostering a Culture of Continuous Professional Development for Academic Excellence
The General Staff Meeting on 25th August welcomed teachers back to school. The GSM theme was "Attitudes that Enhance Teaching & Learning: A Commitment to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) for Academic Excellence." The Principal emphasized the critical role of continuous professional development, complemented by inspiring contributions from the Heads of the three schools and the Director of TLC. Dr. Kamal Munir, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University, was a special guest; he highlighted the need for innovative teaching strategies to engage students, especially in the context of technological advancements and the rise of Artificial Intelligence.
The meeting aimed to reinforce a culture of CPD, introduce professional development pathways, align teaching attitudes with Aitchison’s vision of academic excellence, inspire educators through shared leadership, and announce various CPD interventions offered by TLC.
A Warm Welcome: Orientation Day at Aitchison College, Junior School
The bright and cheerful morning of Saturday, August 30, 2025, was a special day. The halls of the Junior School buzzed with excitement as the New Admissions and their families arrived for the much-anticipated Orientation Day. This special day marked the start of a new chapter in our students’ lives. The Headmistress of the Junior School warmly welcomed the parents, sharing the school’s vision, detailing academic expectations, extracurricular programs, and the various support systems in place to help students succeed. The school campus came alive as students and their families toured classrooms and met their teachers.
Orientation Day: The First Step towards a Promising Tomorrow
On August 30, 2025, Aitchison College Prep School held its Orientation Day to welcome the New Entrants and their families. The event featured warm addresses by the esteemed Principal, Dr S.M. Turab Hussain, and the worthy Headmaster, Raja Ashfaq Ahmad. The Headmaster welcomed the parents and provided valuable insights into the school’s academic structure, policies, and expectations. He also discussed the school's vision for developing well-rounded individuals, highlighting our high academic standards, diverse extracurricular activities, and strong support systems to help each child succeed. He underscored the vital role of parent-school collaboration in supporting each student’s growth and success. After the address, the students took a tour of the school, exploring sunlit classrooms, spacious grounds, the library, and canteens.
The day set a positive and encouraging tone for the academic year ahead, marking the beginning of an exciting journey for our newest students.
Unfolding a New Chapter of Life
The first day of the 2025 Session at Junior School buzzed with excitement, curiosity, and the promise of new beginnings. Students arrived with bright smiles and eager hearts, ready to step into their new journey at Aitchison College.
To help the New Entrants settle in, the day unfolded with a variety of engaging activities. It began with a guided tour of the school buildings, where they explored their future classrooms, the library, science labs, and the sports grounds—spaces that will soon become part of their daily lives.
One of the most cherished moments was the photo booth, where each child had his first-day portrait captured—a keepsake to treasure for years to come. The day concluded with a scenic bus tour across the sprawling campus. It gave the New Entrants their first glimpse of Aitchison’s majestic architecture and lush green grounds.
It was a day filled with discovery, joy, and memories that marked the beginning of a very special chapter in their lives.
Aitchisonian Makes History with National Junior Squash Championship Title
We are proud to share that Abdur Rehman Riaz of the E-2 class has brought honour to Aitchison College with a remarkable achievement at the CAS National Junior Squash Championship 2025 held in Peshawar. Competing in the U-11 category, Abdur Rehman displayed exceptional skill, discipline, and determination to secure the championship title. In a gripping final, he overcame Pakistan’s No. 1 player, Anas Rafay, with an impressive 3–1 victory. This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to his hard work, resilience, and immense promise as a rising star of squash. The tournament was graced by squash legend Mr Jansher Khan, who presented medals and trophies to the young champions.
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