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Boarding Handbook
Academic Year 2026-2027
Housemaster & Housemistress Profiles
Gwyn House: Rukhsana Shahryar Khan joined Aitchison College in August
2007. She studied at the Convent of Jesus and Mary, Murree, and grew up on
the Aitchison campus while her father, Abdul Ali Khan, served as Principal
from 1962 to 1970. Having spent nine years of her childhood here and eighteen
years as Senior Housemistress of Gwyn House, she considers her association
with the College both a privilege and an honour, with many cherished
memories attached to the institution.
Saigol House: Ahmed Ozaif studied at Aitchison from 1991 to 2000 and later
completed degrees from Government College University Lahore, the
University of the Punjab (LL.B), and the Lahore School of Economics (MBA).
He subsequently earned an MPA-Advanced (with Distinction) from Sydney
Business School, University of Wollongong, Australia. Before joining
Aitchison in November 2017 as an English teacher in the Prep School, he
worked with Courting the Law as Program Manager, contributing writer, and
Co-Editor. He became Housemaster of Bahawalpur House in 2018 and moved
to Saigol House as Housemaster in August 2021. He is also mentoring teachers
enrolled in the Cambridge PDQ Certificate in Educational Leadership.
Monnoo House: Muhammad Rauf, with a Master’s in Physics and an M.Phil
in Education, has served Aitchison College since 2008. He has held leadership
roles including Head of Examinations Prep School, Cambridge Master Trainer,
and Housemaster of Bahawalpur and the newly established Monnoo House. He
is dedicated to inspiring students, shaping their character, and helping them
grow into responsible and compassionate individuals.
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