Old Boys' Bulletin
Vol 4.1 (2019)PDF 12
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Student Bursaries
Financial constraints should not become a hurdle in the completion of a boy's education at Aitchison College. To this end, we wish to
establish a Bursary Fund to help students in need. Bursaries are extremely important for extending the life-changing experience of
an Aitchison education to boys (including new enrolments) from diverse and often remote backgrounds. By contributing to our
Bursary Fund, you are helping some of the brightest young minds in the country. A bursary can be arranged individually or among a
group of old boy donors. The Principal notes that “bursaries will be applied to help boys from outside the Punjab and who come from
areas either remote or poor. Aitchison has aroleto play here.”
The Sports Master Plan
The Board of Governors has approved the Sporting Master Plan and formed a committee for the purpose of implementing one of the
largest projects since our foundation. The project will bring about massive change in the quality of our sporting facilities. Naming
rights will be considered. You may fund any of the following Sports Projects at the College:
Hockey Pitch - Completed
New Tennis Centre
Diving Pool at Senior Swimming and modernized pool with electronic touch pads and results board
Multi-Purpose Gymnasium
Rifle Range - Completed
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Bequests
A bequest can provide support for strengthening the College into the future. To continue our legacy and to build the base for future
achievements, we look to our alumni community for support. By naming Aitchison as the beneficiary of a portion of your estate, or of
particular assets in your estate, you will be making a consequential contribution to the future of the College. A bequest left to
Aitchison College can be either named or made anonymously. It can be made in a variety of ways to reflect a person's particular
wishes. Bequests in support of Aitchison College should be left ideally for use at the College's own discretion, for these will help the
College meet its most pressing needs. Bequests will not be applied to running costs, salaries or other operating expenses, but in
support of specific areas of the College's operation suchas libraries, bursaries, building projects or other areas of specificinterest.
Donors Recognition
Donation for Aitchison Junior National Grass Court
Tennis Championship 2019
This is the second year that Unifoam has sponsored Junior Tennis Championship at the
College. We truly appreciate Mr. Faraz Khalid Shaikh CEO of United Foam Industries
for supporting the ‘Aitchison Junior National Grass Court Tennis Championship 2019".
We thank our Old Boys for their generous contributions and giving back to the alma
mater.
Donation for Aitchison U15/U17 National Squash
Championship November 25-30
Principal Michael Thomson enjoys chatting with old boy Mr. Anmed Mahmood
(ACOBA) about squash. Mr. Thomson thanked Mr. Ahmed Mahmood for supporting
the College's focus on producing fine players and also helping to promote the game in
Pakistan. Mr. Thomson appreciated Mr. Ahmed Mahmood for his sponsorship of this
tournament. Aitchison's famous coach Gogi Alauddin, former Pakistan and British
Open champion, will be instrumental in managing the competition with the Punjab
Squash Association.