Sports & Co-Curricular Activities

Junior School Sports Day 2026

The Junior School Sports Day was held on Saturday, 14th February at the Main Cricket Ground as part of Aitchison College’s 140 Years Founders’ Day celebrations. The occasion was honoured by the presence of Mr. Sultan Gohar Ejaz (Member, Board of the Governors) as Chief Guest. The day featured colourful marches, energetic performances and spirited competitions, creating a memorable experience for students, parents and staff alike.

A Walk Through History: Archives and Campus Tour

As part of Aitchison College’s 140th Founders’ Day celebrations, a special tour titled “A Walk Through History: Archives and Campus Tour” was held from the 13th to the 15th of February 2026. The tour was led by Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia, Honorary Envoy of Aitchison College. The tour offered Old Boys a meaningful journey through the College’s rich heritage, blending historical landmarks with the treasures of its archival legacy.

The walk began from the Old Building, continuing to the Mandir and then the Gurdwara, highlighting the cultural and architectural depth of the campus. Old Boys then visited the Archives Display Centre, where they expressed great admiration for the archival display scheme and its relevance in preserving the College’s past for future generations.

Among the most remarkable exhibits was the College’s first souvenir, issued to commemorate the foundation-stone-laying ceremony, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the earliest moments of Aitchison’s history. Another key highlight was the prestigious Aitchison Challenge Cup, with the names of winners engraved year-wise from 1903 to 2004, reflecting more than a century of sporting tradition.

Visitors were also captivated by the historic photograph of the whole school of Aitchison College (1946), as well as the remarkable record of the first batch of 1886, featuring Roll No. 1 Mumtaz Hussain Ali Khan, son of Nawab Muhammad Mukhtar Hussain Ali Khan of Pataudi, and Roll No. 2 Balwant Singh Ber. Another major attraction was the marble bust of Sir Charles Aitchison preserved at the Archives.

Overall, the tour served as a memorable tribute to Aitchison College’s enduring legacy, leaving Old Boys inspired by the institution’s proud past and its vision for the future.

Talk Session Highlights Aitchison's Architectural Legacy

On 13 February 2026, a panel talk titled “Revolution of Aitchison's Architecture and the Architecture of British India” was held at the Old Building as part of the Founders’ Day engagements.

The session brought together distinguished speakers including Dr. Tarunit Singh Butalia, Mr Faheem Ahsan Jamil, and Mr. Raza Ali Dada, who shared valuable insights into the historical evolution of Aitchison College’s architectural heritage and its connection with the broader legacy of British India. The discussion highlighted the preservation of tradition alongside modern educational spaces, offering participants a deeper appreciation of the College’s unique identity and architectural significance.

Prep and Senior School Sports Day 2026

As part of the 140 Years Founders’ Day celebrations, Aitchison College held the Prep and Senior School Sports Day on Friday, 13^th February at the Main Cricket Ground (MCG). The event was graced by Mr. Azmat Ali Ranjha (Member, Board of the Governors) as Chief Guest.

Art Exhibition 2026

As part of the Founders’ Day celebrations marking 140 years of legacy, the Aitchison College Art & Media Society hosted its Annual Art Exhibition from 13th to 15th February 2026 at the Old Building. The exhibition stood as a tribute to the institution’s enduring commitment to the arts, celebrating the creative voices that have shaped, and continue to shape, Aitchison’s cultural identity.

Featuring works by over 100 Old Boys, the exhibition showcased a diverse range of disciplines, including architecture, visual arts, photography, film, and music. Spanning generations, the collection reflected how Aitchisonians have consistently seen the world differently, interpreting it with individuality, courage, and artistic integrity.

The exhibition was graced by distinguished chief guests Kamil Khan Mumtaz and Ijaz ul Hassan, two of the most eminent and widely respected figures in Pakistan’s artistic landscape. Their presence, alongside the contributions of numerous Old Boys, transformed the exhibition into a living testament to 140 years of creative excellence and continuity.

From Barry Block to the USA: Students Explore Global Pathways

The US Counseling Department, Aitchison College proudly hosted the EducationUSA Spring 2026 College Fair on 12 February at the Physics Labs, Barry Block — and what an incredible morning it was!

Our Senior School students had a fantastic opportunity to explore their future pathways. They spoke directly with admissions officers, and gained first-hand insights into academic programs, scholarships, and campus life at a diverse range of U.S. institutions.

At Aitchison, the US Counseling Department remains committed to building strong relationships with the leading U.S. universities and creating meaningful platforms for engagement. Through valuable collaborations such as the one with EducationUSA, we strive to equip our students with the knowledge and confidence to thoughtfully explore their options and strategically plan their U.S. college applications and future career pathways.

EdTour Spring College Fair 2026 at Aitchison College

The US Counselling Department of Aitchison College hosted and organised the EdTour Spring College Fair in collaboration with DEprograms, bringing representatives from a range of US universities to campus. The event enabled H1 and H2 students to engage directly with university representatives, learn about academic programmes and scholarship opportunities, and gain firsthand insights into admissions processes and campus life in the US.

The fair served to strengthen Aitchison College’s ongoing relationships with US universities, reinforcing pathways for future academic collaboration and student mobility.

Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali Challenge Cup for the Best Urdu Speaker

Every year, the Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali Challenge Cup is held to determine Aitchison College's Best Urdu Speaker. It took place on Wednesday, 28th January 2026. The Bazm-e-Adab Society organised this prestigious event, which was especially significant, as it coincided with the College’s 140th Founders’ Day anniversary celebrations.

This year’s edition was further honoured by the presence of the distinguished alumni who served as judges. The panel comprised Mr. Saroop Ijaz, Mr. Talha Ijaz, and Mr. Rao Rafay Afzal, whose association with the College added great prestige and inspiration to the occasion.

After a highly competitive round of speeches demonstrating eloquence, confidence, and command of the Urdu language, Saad Ali Akbar (H1) from Centenary House was declared the winner and crowned the Best Urdu Speaker of Aitchison College for 2025–26. Muhammad Ali (H1) from Tajuddin House was the runner-up, and Ammar Samie (C1) secured third place.

The competition reflected the enduring literary spirit of Aitchison College and reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to nurturing excellence in language and public speaking.

Excellence Rewarded: Aitchison College Celebrates its Stars

On Monday, 9th February 2026, the Principal of Aitchison College, Dr. S. M. Turab Hussain, convened a special general assembly to celebrate and honour the outstanding achievements of our students in sports and co-curricular activities.

The event was a proud and memorable occasion for the entire College Community. Parents of the Colours and Blazers holders were specially invited to witness the well-deserved recognition of their sons’ dedication, discipline, and accomplishments.

In his address, Dr. Hussain congratulated the award recipients and commended all students for their continued efforts in academics, co-curricular activities, and sports. He emphasised that while winning is commendable, true growth lies in participation, perseverance, and the valuable lessons gained through consistent effort and commitment.

Aitchison's First National Conference

The Behaviour for Learning Conference was a successful national gathering and a significant milestone for Aitchison College. Hosted by the Teaching & Learning Centre, this inaugural national conference brought together educators and academic leaders from cities across the country for thoughtful engagement on contemporary approaches to behaviour, learning, and educational practice.
Held as part of the College’s 140-year celebrations, the conference reflected Aitchison’s long-standing commitment to professional learning and academic excellence. Through keynote addresses, presentations, and collaborative discussions, participants engaged in meaningful dialogue and shared perspectives, contributing to a rich and collegial learning environment.
The conference marked an important step in the work of the Teaching & Learning Centre and stood as a noteworthy addition to the College’s anniversary programme, reinforcing Aitchison’s role as a forum for educational dialogue and exchange at a national level.

Young Mind, Big Ideas: Junior School Makers' Fair 2026

The Junior School Makers’ Fair was a vibrant celebration of creativity, curiosity, and learning. The displays showcased students' work across various subjects, reflecting their hard work, imagination, and academic growth. From art and craft to science projects and written expression, each exhibit highlighted the skills developed through hands-on learning and guided exploration.

This exhibition provided students with a platform to express their ideas confidently and allowed visitors to witness the learning process beyond textbooks. It was a proud moment for the school community, celebrating student effort, teachers' guidance, and the joy of learning.

Little Hands, Big Dreams to Entrepreneurship

The Skills Expo was held on Friday, 30th January, 2026. It was a vibrant celebration of creativity, collaboration, and entrepreneurial spirit. Students proudly set up stalls showcasing their skills, talents, and handmade creations, with enthusiastic support from their parents. From artwork and crafts to innovative projects, each stall reflected the students’ hard work and imagination.

A special highlight of the expo was that students’ work was displayed for sale, giving them a valuable opportunity to develop real-world skills such as communication, teamwork, and basic entrepreneurship. Parents played an active role in guiding and encouraging their children, making the event a true partnership between home and school