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Geography Through the Lens: Inter-House Documentary Competition
The Inter-House Geography Documentary Competition featured screenings on September 28 and 30, 2026, with participating Houses presenting original documentaries on the Indus Waters Treaty and water scarcity. Within a four-minute limit, students had to communicate these complex issues through thorough research, thoughtful storytelling, and effective filmmaking.
The competition encouraged students to explore the importance of water, the challenges of its management, and the consequences of scarcity. Each House offered its own perspective on the topic, combining information with visual storytelling to engage the audience.
Balochistan House secured first place, represented by Wasiq Shehzad (H1), Mian Saad Waheed (H1), Arham Mudassar (C1), and Mujtaba Javed (C2). Shirazi House finished second, represented by Ahmad Sultan Noon (C2), Muhammad Mehdi (C1), Muhammad Burhan (C1), and Danyal Duggal (H1). Jinnah House secured third place, represented by Syed Ahmad Shah Bukhari (H1), Ismael Sheikh (C2), and Hamza Talat (C2).
From Maps to Masterplans: Inter-House Geography Competition
The Inter-House Geography Competition was held on September 29, bringing together seventeen Houses for three rounds that tested geographical knowledge, map skills, and practical planning. With teams eliminated after each round, participants had to demonstrate both individual understanding and effective teamwork to advance.
The opening Geography Quiz covered physical geography, human geography, and general geographical knowledge. Ten Houses progressed to the Map Puzzle Challenge, where participants received a blank map and a set of geographical clues. Teams had to identify the countries, cities, rivers, and other features described in the clues and mark their locations accurately on the map.
Six Houses qualified for the final City Planning Challenge. Working with a given scenario, each team designed a city incorporating residential and industrial areas, transport networks, essential services, water facilities, and green spaces. The challenge required students to balance the needs of a growing city with sustainability and protection from geographical hazards.
Jinnah House secured first place, represented by Sarmad Nazir Ahmad and Muhammad bin Salman. Jubilee House finished second, represented by Uzair Zaman Khan (H1) and Rayan Sajid (H1). Third place was jointly secured by Tajuddin House, represented by Ibrahim Usman Ajmal (C2) and Mir Umer Mehmood (H1), and Godley House, represented by Husnain Haider (H1) and Rana Muhammad Ali (C1).
A teacher training session by JA Pakistan
A teacher training session was conducted by JA Pakistan for Junior School teachers to introduce the “More than Money” programme. The session focused on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, responsible borrowing, and global markets. Teachers remained engaged in practical activities and discussions to understand effective implementation with Junior School learners.
Ink Meets Heritage
The Aitchison College ‘Bazm-e-Adab” Society held the Inter-House Urdu Handwriting Competition on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026. The event took place immediately after school in Rooms 136 and 138 and was the second competition conducted by the “Bazm-e-Adab” Society for the 2026–2027 academic year. The final results of the competition are as follows:
Junior Category
Position | Name | House
1 st | Muhammad Rayyan Masood | Balochistan House
2 nd | Sher Azam Barq | Babur House
3 rd | Abdul Hadi | LJ House
Senior Category
Position | Name | House
1 st | Muhammad Qasim Hameed Taga | Jinnah House
2 nd | Muhammad Miral Haider | LJ House
3 rd | Wasiq Shehzad | Balochistan House
Der Klang der Sprache: The German Society's Reading Competition
The German Society hosted the German Interpretive Reading Competition on 2 October 2026, giving students the opportunity to demonstrate their German language skills, pronunciation, expression confidence in reading aloud. The competition was divided into separate Junior and Senior categories. In the Junior category, Zayaan Ikhlas secured first position, followed by Ismaeel Sheikh in second position and Mubeen Akram in third. In the Senior category, Syed Hasnain Haider earned first position, Saraan bin Waqas achieved second position, and Ibrahim Khalid finished third.
Eloquence en francais: Open-House Interpretive Reading
The Aitchison College French Society conducted the Open House French Interpretive Reading Competition on Friday, 2 October 2026. Ms. Mehar Mansoor, the Staff Advisor of the French Society, judged the competition. The event served as a testament to the Society's enduring commitment to the promotion of the French language among the students of Aitchison College.
After a fiercely contested competition and tense deliberation, Shahzain Haider emerged victorious in the Juniors category, followed by Syed Ayaan Rizvi in second place and Essa bin Yusuf in third. In the Seniors category, first place was secured by Aayan Ahmed, while Abdul Muhaymin claimed second place and Shahraiz Chaudhry finished third.
Fellowship and Tradition at Kelly House Dinner 2026
On 29 September 2026, Kelly House hosted its Formal Dinner, bringing together current Kellyites and Old Aitchisonians for an evening of fellowship, conversation, and shared experiences. The occasion was graced by Dr Syed Muhammad Turab Hussain, Principal, and Ms Amina Kamran, Headmistress of the Senior School, along with distinguished guests Mr Haider Zaman, Mr Ahmed Virk, Mr Imran Masood, Mr Omer Tiwana, Mr Ali Sipra, Dr Ajmad Ghafoor, and Mr Asif Ali Khan.
The evening began with a gathering in the Common Room, where students met the guests and exchanged introductions before joining them for dinner. Around the dinner table, conversations unfolded naturally, with the boys engaging with the guests about their experiences at Aitchison, professional journeys, and life beyond the College. The occasion allowed students to listen, ask questions, and participate in conversations with confidence, while gaining first-hand insights from members of the wider Aitchisonian Community.
The Kelly House Formal Dinner reflected the spirit and traditions of the House, bringing together past and present members in an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie. It was an evening of meaningful conversation, shared experiences, and lasting connections, leaving the boys with memories and insights that extended well beyond the dinner table.
JS Theatre: A Space to Create, Express, and Inspire
The Junior School proudly inaugurated the JS Theatre on 30th September 2026. The Principal, Dr.S.M. Turab Hussain, alongside the Junior School Headmistress, opened the theatre. It is envisioned as a vibrant space where young learners can explore their creativity, build their confidence, and express themselves through theatre, puppetry, storytelling, role-play, and visual media.
The theatre will provide opportunities for learners to strengthen their communication, reading, and writing skills while developing their imagination, critical thinking, and confidence to speak before an audience. It will also encourage teamwork and collaboration, bringing teachers and learners together to create, perform, and learn in a supportive environment. The JS Theatre is more than a performance space; it is a place where children can find their voices, bring their ideas to life, and experience the joy of learning through creativity.
A Safe Space to Grow: Greenhouse Inaugurated at Junior School
Aitchison College Junior School proudly inaugurated "Greenhouse" on 30 September 2026, in the presence of the worthy Principal, Dr. Syed Muhammad Turab Hussain, and the Headmistress of the Junior School. "Greenhouse" is a dedicated counselling and nurturing space designed to provide learners with a safe, calm, and supportive environment when they are having a difficult day, need a moment to regulate their emotions, or require individual guidance or counselling.
The name "Greenhouse" reflects its purpose: a place where young learners can feel safe, supported, and cared for, while being guided to grow emotionally and socially. It is envisioned as a space where learners can pause, reflect, express themselves, and return to their classrooms feeling more settled and ready to learn. The inauguration marks an important step towards strengthening the well-being and pastoral care offered to our young learners. Through Greenhouse, Junior School continues its commitment to creating an environment where every child feels heard, valued, supported, and nurtured.
Building Bridges: Across Cultures, Across Languages
Aitchison College Junior School has embarked upon an enriching Language Enrichment Programme for K6 learners, introducing boys to the vibrant worlds of French, German, Persian, Arabic, and Chinese. Announced at the beginning of the academic session on 31 August 2026, the programme was formally inaugurated by the Principal, Dr. Syed Muhammad Turab Hussain, at the Junior School Auditorium on 30 September 2026. Conceived as an opportunity to give young learners an engaging flavour of different languages and cultures. The programme seeks to nurture curiosity, cultural awareness, openness, and an appreciation of linguistic diversity. Conducted twice a week, the classes are delivered in collaboration with Prep School and Senior School, with experienced language teachers visiting the Junior School to introduce the boys to their respective languages and cultures.
The inauguration featured six K6 presenters who delighted the audience with greetings and short expressions in the languages being introduced, creating a lively and memorable celebration of linguistic diversity. Carefully curated displays, visual arrangements, and cultural elements further transformed the space into an immersive introduction to the countries and communities where these languages are spoken. The inaugural gathering also provided an opportunity for the boys to meet their language teachers and establish an initial connection that will shape their learning journey.
Through this initiative, Junior School hopes to broaden horizons, cultivate intercultural understanding, and inspire a lifelong interest in languages as bridges that connect people, cultures, and ideas.
Aitchison Delegation Meets Dr. Nergis Mavalvala, Dean of MIT's School of Science
The Aitchison College Science Society (ACSS) sent a student delegation to SundarSTEM School on Tuesday, 29th September 2026, for an interactive session with Dr. Nergis Mavalvala, Dean of the MIT School of Science. The delegation was accompanied by the Science Society Staff Advisor, Dr. Muhammad Kamran, and the Principal of Aitchison College, Dr. Syed Muhammad Turab Hussain.
The visit began with a lunch hosted at SundarSTEM School, where the delegation had the opportunity to meet and interact with Dr. Mavalvala in an informal setting. This provided the students with a valuable opportunity to engage with one of the world’s leading experimental physicists and learn about her experiences in science and academia.
The delegation then proceeded to the main session, where Dr. Mavalvala spoke about her journey into experimental physics and her pioneering work in the detection of gravitational waves. Drawing upon her experiences as a scientist and researcher, she discussed the challenges and discoveries that have shaped her career while offering students insight into the nature of experimental research and scientific innovation.
The session concluded with an engaging question-and-answer discussion, during which Aitchison students interacted directly with Dr. Mavalvala on topics ranging from pursuing research at a young age and developing the skills required to become an experimental physicist to the growing role of artificial intelligence in scientific research. Students also explored how schools can foster a stronger culture of original research and encourage young scientists to move beyond classroom learning.
The visit provided the delegation with a rare opportunity to learn directly from a distinguished scientist at the forefront of modern physics. It reflected the Aitchison College Science Society’s continued commitment to exposing students to leading figures in STEM, encouraging scientific curiosity, and creating opportunities for meaningful engagement with research and innovation.
Making a Splash: JS Swimming Gala and Swimming Meet 2026
The JS Swimming Gala 2026 was successfully held on Friday, 25th September 2026, at the JS Swimming Pool with great excitement and enthusiasm. Mr. Sheikh Intikhab graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. He was the captain of the Aitchison College Swimming team from 1982 to 1984 and was awarded the prestigious full-college blazer for excellence in swimming.
The swimming arena came alive with colours, energy, and enthusiastic cheers as young swimmers from different Houses prepared to showcase their skills in a series of exciting races. Competing in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly, the participants demonstrated confidence, skill, and true sportsmanship. Every race was met with warm applause, adding to the excitement of the occasion. The Swimming Gala concluded with the presentation of medals and trophies, celebrating the outstanding performances of the winners.
The excitement continued with the Swimming Meet, where the emphasis shifted from competition to participation and enjoyment. Learners across different age groups enjoyed freestyle swimming in a relaxed and encouraging environment, building confidence while cheering their friends and celebrating the joy of being in the water.
Together, the Swimming Gala and Swimming Meet created a memorable celebration of talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship, reminding everyone that sport is not only about winning but also about participation, learning, and enjoying the experience.
University of Sheffield Comes to Aitchison
Professor Siobhan Lambert-Hurley from the University of Sheffield visited Aitchison College on September 24th, 2026. She led an extremely engaging and interactive session with the H2 students. While exploring various options available at the University of Sheffield, she also highlighted the value gained by students from a UK education. Dr Lambert's son Finn also accompanied her and graciously shared his experiences and insights of studying at the University of Nottingham. Their session was followed by an engaging exchange of questions and answers.
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