Junior School month-long Flood Relief Campaign culminating on Wednesday 12 November 2025 in an assembly in the Junior School Auditorium and a packing and delivery operation at the Gore Block Hall by the Helping Hands Club and Boy Scouts with volunteers of a former cricketer (a Junior School parent): about 40 large bags and 33 cartons of relief goods were loaded into a container.
| Who | Role | Rank | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aitchison College Junior School | organising school | ||
| Helping Hands Club | packing volunteers | ||
| Boy Scouts | packing volunteers |
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The initiative involved planning, collecting, sorting, and dispatching essential supplies to flood-affected regions, culminating in a coordinated packing and delivery operation on Wednesday, 12th November 2025.
They also expressed their intent to continue collaborating with the Junior School on future community initiatives.
The campaign was strengthened through collaboration with a former Pakistani cricketer, also a parent of a Junior School student, who offered his ongoing humanitarian network and logistics support to ensure the safe delivery of the aid.
The Junior School successfully concluded a month-long Flood Relief Campaign
The initiative involved planning, collecting, sorting, and dispatching essential supplies to flood-affected regions, culminating in a coordinated packing and delivery operation on Wednesday, 12th November 2025.
To acknowledge the students’ participation, a special assembly was held in the Junior School Auditorium the same morning. Students with the highest contributions were invited on stage and commended by the Headmistress of Junior School (HMJS) for their generosity and civic spirit.
The consignment was loaded into a container provided by the guest, assisted by K5 boarders in Helping Hands uniforms.
The HMJS concluded the initiative by thanking all participants and holding a reflection session with the volunteers.
The visiting team shared insights from their ongoing relief work spanning Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Southern Punjab, including a project to build 100 homes for displaced families.