Extending the Helping Hands - Revival of Boy Scouts Program at Junior School
On Tuesday, 4th February 2025, the Junior School inaugurated the Junior School Helping Hands Boy Scouts. It is a significant initiative aimed at instilling leadership, discipline, and service among young learners. The event was graced by the Principal Aitchison College, S.M. Turab Hussain as the Chief Guest. In attendance remained the Secretary Punjab Boy Scouts, the Headmaster of the Prep School, the Headmistress of the Senior School, Senior School Prefects, and the Director of the Teaching and Learning Centre. The Headmistress, Junior School, staff and the students warmly welcomed the distinguished guests. The ceremony commenced with the unveiling of the inauguration plaque by the Principal, marking the official revival of the Boy Scouts program at the Junior School. In a display of discipline and unity, Junior Leaders 1 and 2 gracefully escorted the Principal, the Headmistress, and guests to the stage, where the entire school, from K1 to K6, stood attentively for the school assembly.
After recitation from the Holy Quran with translation, the formal investiture of the Boy Scouts followed, with the Principal adorning two K6 students with Boy Scout neckerchiefs, symbolising the commencement of their leadership journey. The teachers then presented neckerchiefs to all K5 and K6 learners, reinforcing the values of responsibility and camaraderie. In his address, the Principal commended the Headmistress Junior School for planning and organising such a fabulous event. He encouraged students to embrace the values of the Boy Scouts and expressed his pride in being part of this initiative. He emphasised the importance of teamwork, service, and leadership, while looking forward to the future achievements and contributions of the newly inducted scouts. The Secretary of Punjab Boy Scouts also extended his congratulations and reaffirmed his unwavering support for the school’s scouting program. Recognizing dedication beyond the student body.
The ceremony also honoured four of the custodian staff from the Upper Primary and Lower Primary sections. The Headmistress and the Principal presented cash prizes to high-performing staff members, acknowledging their invaluable contributions to the school community. The event concluded with an address by the respected Headmistress, Junior School, who expressed her gratitude to the Principal, guests, staff, and students for their collective efforts in making the occasion a success. She encouraged the learners to uphold the Boy Scouts’ principles of service and integrity, reinforcing the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible and community-driven individuals.
