Sports & Co-Curricular Activities

World Book and Copyright Day 2026 Celebrations at the Syed Babar Ali Library

As part of World Book and Copyright Day 2026 celebrations, Aitchison College Junior School boys (Lower and Upper Primary) visited the Syed Babar Ali Library on 29 and 30 April 2026 and 12 May 2026, in three separate groups. Approximately 150 students participated in these visits, organised under the Star Readers Programme as part of the Reading Incentive Programme.

The purpose of these visits was to recognise and celebrate the reading progress of young learners while encouraging them to continue developing strong reading habits. During the visits, our students enthusiastically explored the reading spaces and learned about the importance of libraries in promoting knowledge, creativity, and lifelong learning. Many boys expressed excitement about becoming library members so they could independently borrow and enjoy books.

As part of the interactive sessions, students completed activity sheets prepared by the JS team, reflecting on their library experience and sharing their thoughts about reading. The library staff also engaged the students in creative learning activities, including colouring sheets and prompt-writing exercises connected to the animated film The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore.

Following the screening, the students participated in lively discussions, sharing their observations, ideas, and reflections on the film’s inspiring message about books, imagination, and storytelling. These activities encouraged creativity, observation, and thoughtful expression among the learners.

Overall, the visits were both educational and enjoyable, fostering curiosity, creativity, and a deeper appreciation for books, storytelling, and library learning among the students.

The success of these visits was made possible by the dedicated support and cooperation of all SBA Library staff, with the valuable coordination and collaboration of Aitchison College, Junior School.

Residential Life Committee Field Visit to Cadet College Hasan Abdal

The Residential Life Committee (RLC) at Aitchison College recently visited Cadet College Hasan Abdal for a professional exchange focused on residential education and pastoral care.

The visit provided an opportunity to engage with boarding school leaders, staff, and students while exploring best practices in student well-being, residential culture, discipline systems, and leadership development within boarding communities.

The establishment of the Residential Life Committee marks an important step in strengthening boarding life at Aitchison College. Through greater collaboration, reflection, and innovation, the College continues to enhance the residential experience, ensuring that every boarder is supported within a caring, structured, and enriching environment

Bowling, Boundaries, and Brotherhood: A Cricketing Spectacle at Aitchison

The Inter-House Cricket Competition (Pre-C1) was held with full zest and energy. All Houses of Senior School participated actively, displaying remarkable talent, discipline, and teamwork throughout the competition. These matches were played in a highly spirited atmosphere, keeping spectators and players engaged and excited. Young cricketers showcased excellent batting, bowling, and fielding skills. Several closely contested matches reflected the players’ determination and passion. The tournament provided students with an excellent opportunity to develop confidence and sportsmanship.

Team coordination and a positive attitude were evident in every match on the field. The event also encouraged healthy competition and strengthened House unity among the boys. The overall standard of cricket was highly impressive. It was appreciated by staff, spectators, and students alike.

The competition successfully concluded, leaving memorable moments for all participants and enthusiasts. In the end, Mr. Umer Zaman Khan (Head of Sports), Ms. Amina Kamran (HMSS), and our worthy Principal, Dr. S.M. Turab Hussain, distributed trophies among the players for their outstanding performances.

Individual awards:
Man of the Match (Final): Sulaiman Ali (71 runs)
Best Bowler: Faras Haider (5 wickets in 3 matches)
Best Batsman: Sulaiman Ali (165 runs in 3 matches)
Best Cricketer: Abdul Wassay (259 runs & 1 wicket in 3 matches)

Team awards:
Runner-up: Leslie Jones / Sikander House
Winner: Jubilee / Ghazi House.

Aitchison College Clinches Gold at U-15 Inter-School Athletics Championship

The Aitchison College Inter-School Under-15 Athletics Championship was successfully held on 9th May 2026 at Aitchison College. The event brought together talented young athletes from The Orial International School and Child Protection Bureau alongside our athletes. The championship featured a variety of track-and-field events, including the 100m Race, 200m Race, 100m Relay, Long Jump, Discus Throw, and Shot Put.

The competition was conducted in a highly disciplined and energetic atmosphere, with participants demonstrating remarkable determination, athletic ability, and exemplary sportsmanship throughout the event.

Aitchison College emerged as the overall champion, securing six gold medals. The Orial International School finished second, and the Child Protection Bureau remained third.

The championship aims to spark athletic interest among Under-15 students early on, helping them become confident, competitive athletes by the time they reach H1 and H2. Overall, the event proved to be an inspiring and rewarding experience.

In the end, medals were distributed by the Games Master, Mr. Umer Zaman Khan, and Mr. Shahid Mehmood Aslam, who appreciated the outstanding performances of the young athletes.

Squash Stars in the Making: Aitchisonians Shine on the National Stage

Our talented young squash players proudly represented Aitchison College, Prep School, at the National Junior & PSA Satellite Men’s Squash Championship, held from 1^st to 5^th May 2026, in Hyderabad, Sindh. The event provided a competitive platform for our emerging players to showcase their skills and determination. Our students displayed remarkable passion and commitment on the court.

Atif Ali Naz (E-2, Ranked 3^rd) competed in the U-11 category and delivered a strong performance despite facing a tough opponent. He eventually bowed out after a 3–1 defeat in the quarterfinals.

Similarly, Abdul Rehman Shraim (M-1, Ranked 7^th) played exceptionally well in the U-15 category, demonstrating great resilience. He fought hard but was narrowly defeated 3–1 in the quarterfinals. The efforts of both players reflected true sportsmanship and dedication throughout the tournament.

Another standout performer, Syed Muhammad Hussain (Pre C-1, Ranked 17^th), advanced impressively to the semifinals in the U-15 category. He competed with confidence and skill before eventually losing to Faizan Ali Khan by 3–1.

Overall, the performance of our students was commendable, and it brought pride to Aitchison. Our boys also improved their national rankings.

Hoops of Glory: Pre-C1 Basketball Showdown

The Inter-House Basketball Competition (Pre-C1) 2026 at Aitchison College was conducted with remarkable enthusiasm and exemplary discipline. All Houses participated wholeheartedly, fostering a vibrant and highly competitive sporting atmosphere.

The players demonstrated outstanding teamwork, coordination, and tactical awareness throughout the competition. Each match was played with great intensity, reflecting the students’ passion and commitment to the game.

The overall standard of basketball was commendably high, with several closely contested and thrilling encounters. The competition played a vital role in promoting physical fitness, resilience, and true sportsmanship among the boys. It also served as an excellent platform for identifying and nurturing promising young basketball talent. The event significantly enriched the College’s sports calendar, adding both excitement and prestige.

The presence of the worthy Principal Dr. S.M Turab Hussain, the Senior School Headmistress, Ms. Amina Kamran and the Games Master, Mr. Umer Zaman Khan, added dignity to the occasion. Trophies were distributed among the participants, whose efforts and achievements were warmly acknowledged and celebrated.

House Positions:

House	Position
Kelly House	1^st
K & N House	2^nd
Ghazi House	3^rd

Best Player: Ali Sajid (Kelly House).

Turning Pages, Igniting Minds

The Junior School Annual Book Fair, held on April 22 and 23, 2026, brought together Lower and Upper Primary learners, teachers, and parents for a vibrant celebration of World Book Day. Renowned publishers showcased a diverse collection of fiction, non-fiction, and educational resources, sparking curiosity among students, who made thoughtful, independent selections. This atmosphere of excitement underscored the event’s role in fostering critical thinking and a genuine love of reading. By providing high-quality materials to the school community, the fair nurtured literacy skills and inspired young minds toward lifelong learning. The resounding success reinforces a collective commitment to cultivating a lasting reading culture.

Futsal Fever: Pre-C1 Inter-House Clash 2026

The Inter-House Futsal Competition (Pre-C1) 2026 was organised at Aitchison College with great enthusiasm and excellent discipline. The competition brought together all Houses, creating a vibrant, competitive atmosphere on the field. Students showcased remarkable teamwork, skill, and determination throughout the matches. Each game was played with high energy, reflecting the passion and commitment of the young players. The standard of play was impressive, with closely contested matches keeping spectators engaged.

The competition played a significant role in promoting physical fitness, discipline, and sportsmanship among the boys. It also helped identify emerging football talent at the grassroots level. Overall, the competition was a great success and a valuable addition to the College’s sporting calendar.

Our worthy Principal, Dr S.M. Turab Hussain, the Senior School Headmistress, Ms Amina Kamran, and the Games Master, Mr Umer Zaman Khan, distributed trophies to the participants. Their presence motivated the students and added prestige to the occasion.

House Positions:

Position	House
1^st	Jubilee House
2^nd	K & N House
3^rd	Balochistan House

Best Player: Muhammad Ibrahim Wajid (Jubilee House)

Best Goalkeeper: Muhammad Rehan Saqib (K & N House)

Inter-House Athletics Competition (Pre C-1) - 2026

The Inter-House Athletics Championship (Pre-C1)-2026 was organized for the first time at Aitchison College and was conducted with great success. All major athletics events were held, and students participated enthusiastically, displaying a strong spirit of competition among the houses.

Bahram Niaz of Ghazi House was declared the Best Athlete after securing five gold medals.

On one of the days, the Senior School Headmistress graced the occasion as Chief Guest and awarded medals to the winners. On the remaining two days, Sports Ambassador Shahid Mehmood Aslam and Games Master Umer Zaman Khan distributed medals among the participants.

The event proved highly beneficial in promoting physical fitness, confidence, and sportsmanship among the students.

House Positions:

Kelly House (1^st Position)
Ghazi House (2^nd Position)
Hali House (3^rd Position)

Godley House - Annual Farewell Dinner for H2 2026

On the evening of April 6, 2026, the lush, green grounds of Godley House provided a picturesque backdrop for the Annual Farewell Dinner. This year we welcomed Mr. Humayun Bashir Tarar as the Chief Guest.

A proud Godleyite, Mr. Tarar’s return to his "second home" served as a powerful bridge between the house’s storied past and its vibrant present. Currently serving as a Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP), he stands as a testament to the Aitchisonian ethos. He is widely respected for his unwavering integrity and honesty—virtues that were central to his message throughout the evening.

The formal proceedings began with the Principal introducing our Chief Guest. In his note to the departing H2 Batch, the Principal emphasized the noble concept of "giving back," urging the young men to contribute meaningfully not just to their alma mater, but to society and the nation at large.

Taking the podium, Mr. Tarar captivated the audience with a keynote address filled with nostalgic anecdotes from his own days in Godley House, interwoven with hard-won lessons from his distinguished career in law enforcement. His journey from these very corridors to the highest ranks of public service served as a roadmap for the graduating batch.

The evening’s highlight was the presentation of the House's most prestigious awards:

The Godley Cup (Best Leaving Boy): Awarded to Haroon Rafiq.
The Victor Ludorum Cup (Best Sportsman of the Year): Awarded to Mir Hayrdost Khan Domki.

As the night drew to a close, the H2 batch expressed their gratitude through the presentation of souvenirs to the Chief Guest, the worthy Principal, and the Housemaster.

Pride, Reflection & Tradition: K&N's House Bids Adieu to Its Pioneering Batch

The farewell dinner of K&N’s House was a memorable and heartfelt occasion, marking the end of a remarkable chapter for its first organic batch. The evening was graced by distinguished guests, including the architect of the House, Mr. Omar Hassan, alongside the worthy Principal, Dr. S.M. Turab Hussain; the honoured Bursar, the respected Headmistress, Senior School, and members of the teaching faculty, whose presence added significance to the event.

The ceremony celebrated both achievements and memories. Teham Ameer was honoured with the Best Sportsman Award for his outstanding dedication and performance, while the prestigious Best Leaving Boy Award was jointly presented to Behroz and Ahsan, recognising their contributions and leadership within the house.

As the first organic batch of K&N’s House bid farewell, the evening was filled with pride, reflection, and a strong sense of legacy. It not only marked an ending but also the beginning of a lasting tradition for future generations to follow.

Leslie Jones House Annual Farewell Dinner

The Annual Farewell Dinner of Leslie Jones House was held on Friday, 10th April, in a warm and celebratory atmosphere. The occasion was graced by the Chief Guest, Mr. Ali Muhammad Nomani, a distinguished educationist. The Principal, Dr. Syed Muhammad Turab Hussain, and the Headmistress Senior School, Ms. Amina Kamran, along with esteemed faculty members and students, were also in attendance.

The evening was dedicated to honouring the H2 leaving batch, recognising their contributions to the House, and celebrating the outstanding achievements of Leslie Jones students in academics, co-curricular activities, and sports during the academic year 2025–2026. The event reflected a strong sense of camaraderie, pride, and accomplishment, marking a memorable farewell for the graduating students.