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Adil K. Sattar
May 2022
• Aitchisonian Judges of the Supreme Court
• Aitchisonian’s Early Admissions
• Cambridge Assessment Results (2020 - 2021)
• Aitchison receives special Duke of Edinburgh
recognition
• Staff Committed to Professional
Development
• Ground Breaking Ceremony for New AJ
Innovation Centre
nd
• 52 Jafar Memorial Inter-School Hockey
Championship
th
• 6 Walter A. Robinson Cross Country Race
th
• 4 National Junior Tennis Championship 2021
th
• 136 Founders’ Day
• Aitchison Hosts Foreign Diplomats from 52
Nations
• Ground Breaking Ceremony for Monnoo
Boarding House
• Visit of Cambridge Assessment
International Education Management Team
• Alumni College Tours
Adil K. Sattar graduated from Aitchison
College in 1992. Thereafter, he
completed his undergraduate degree in
applied economics and business
management from Cornell University.
He is one of the most generous donors of
Aitchison College, who donated for the
construction of a new senior school
boarding house. Being an old Godleyite,
he desired to humbly donate for an
impact on boarding school life in
particular, whilst paying tribute to both
his parents and naming the boarding
house after them, as they enabled him to
attend Aitchison. His deep passion for
his Alma Mater reflects in the way he
talks about his life at Aitchison. Here he
• Syed Iftikhar Ali Bokhari (Late)
• Raza Kuli Khan Khattak (Late)
• Sardar Omer Khan Leghari (Late)
Remembering:
• Monnoo House
• Shirazi House
• AJ Innovation Centre and Courtyard
• Aitchison New Hardcourt Tennis Centre
• Monnoo Squash Complex
Initiatives:
learned the value of striving towards set goals. He was guided by his teachers;
Zakaullah Khan Sahib, Saleem A. Kashmiri Sahib, Anjum Hassan Syed Sahib,
Muhammad Hanif Sahib, Amir Hussain Sahib, Muhammad Amin Masrur Kafi, and
Mazhar Saleem Akhtar Sahib who have remained in his memory. He won Aitchison
College Colours for Horsemanship and Tennis and was awarded the Godley House
Cup for Best Leaving Boy.
He shares his message for other Alumni and those willing to donate:
“Reflect on the impact Aitchison had on your life, and how your donation can in turn
impact the lives of Aitchisonians. There could be no better time to give back to our
College, as Aitchison is gaining a lot of momentum with new facilities and offerings for
students, under the leadership of our dedicated Principal, and the visionary Board.”
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