Staff Obituary

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March 06, 2021 Staff Obituary It is with great sadness that we share the news of Shagufta Karim’s demise yesterday evening. She had been battling COVID for some time. Shagufta was a highly dedicated teacher with thirty years teaching experience. At Aitchison, she had been with us for two years in the Senior School teaching Urdu. The College flag flew at half mast today in honour of her contribution to Aitchison as a dedicated mentor to the boys, a humble soul, a caring friend and a lovely colleague. We offer our heartfelt condolences to her family and pray that she rests in peace (Amen). Michael Thomson M.A., Dip. Ed., M.A.C.E Principal

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Michael Thomson · mentioned
Principal
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ur heartfelt condolences to her family and pray that she rests in peace (Amen). Michael Thomson M.A., Dip. Ed., M.A.C.E Principal
Shagufta Karim · what it is about
Urdu teacher, Senior School (thirty years teaching experience)
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We offer our heartfelt condolences to her family and pray that she rests in peace (Amen).

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College flag at half mast in honour of Shagufta Karim · what it is about
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The College flag flew at half mast today in honour of her contribution to Aitchison as a dedicated mentor to the boys, a humble soul, a caring friend and a lovely colleague.
Death of Shagufta Karim; College flag at half mast · what it is about
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The College flag flew at half mast today in honour of her contribution to Aitchison

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Aitchison College · mentioned
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At Aitchison, she had been with us for two years in the Senior School teaching Urdu
Senior School