Sports & Co-Curricular Activities

Inter-House Art for Good 2023

AITCHISON ENJOYS AWAY FIXTURE AGAINST ABBOTTABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL WINS TIE 2:1 WITH SUCCESS IN CRICKET AND HOCKEY.

6th Aitchison Junior National Tennis Championship Underway with Prelim Rounds

Aitchison Football Colts Beat Sialkot Football Academy 5-0

Prep 'Mathletics' Success

AC Cricket Colts in Exciting Tie with Paragon Cricket Academy

Captain of Riding Shapes Competition New Ground

For the first time ever in the history of Aitchison College, we conducted trials for lemon cutting & rings and pegs from which a team of boys was selected. These are international disciplines of riding and compulsory categories for international tent pegging events around the world. All boys regardless of their class in senior school were first given a short training by our coach Nigah Hussain under the supervision of our Riding department Head, Ahmad khan Saab.

Following this the boys participated in a fierce competition from which a team has been selected to participate in hopefully future international discipline tent pegging competitions in the future. The boys who did not get selected but performed well in the trials will continue to train with the selected team and those who are seen fit will also be added to participate in the future competitions.

The trials were a great success and it is a great opportunity for Aitchison to now focus on international tent pegging disciplines so that our students are not only able to cement their names within the walls of Aitchison but also outside it bringing honour to our institution.

Captain of the Riding Team, Humza Tariq Saadat.

Walter Robinson Cross Country 2023

Category: Present Boys

Position	Chest #	School #	Name	Class	House	Time
1	76	21231	Haroon Ahmed Khan	H2M	K and N	40 Min 44.76 Sec.
2	260	18291	Waleed Qasim Bashir	H2M	Robinson	40 Min 59.86 Sec.
3	201	17860	Ali Tanveer	H2H	Balochistan	41 Min 24.52 Sec.

Category: Old Boys ( U-35 )

Position	Chest #	School #	Name	Time
1	2	14408	Umair Qazi	45 Min 40.20 Sec.
2	4	14571	Mohammad Haris Nadeem Lali	47 Min 53.70 Sec.
3	6	13901	Kamil Chima	49 Min 13.81 Sec.

Category: Old Boys ( 35-45 )

Position	Chest #	School #	Name	Time
1	1	11165	Shahrez Khan	38 Min 46.41 Sec.
2	8	5368	Omer Farooq	45 Min 20.11 Sec.
3	30	14072	Mohammad Ahmad Iftikhar	47 Min 20.05 Sec.

Category: Old Boys ( 46-55 )

Position	Chest #	School #	Name	Time
1	1	5634	Sardar Tariq Ahmad	47 Min 37.26 Sec.
2	5	6830	Nisar Zaman Khan	50 Min 11.42 Sec.
3	6	8183	Rana Sajjad Ahmad	61 Min 00.00 Sec.

Category: Old Boys ( Over-55 ) , One Lap (4.7 KM Approx.)

Position	Chest #	School #	Name	Time
1	5	4782	Aamir Masud	28 Min 09.91 Sec.
2	3	5177	Nadeem Ahmad Dogar	35 Min 11.41 Sec.
3	2	4659	Mian Masroor Ahmad	36 Min 32.11 Sec.

Guest: Ms. Fariha Faisal (Breast Cancer Awareness for female staff and residents)

Aitchison College Volunteers Ignite Underprivileged Children's Passion for Learning

The Aitchison College Humanitarian and Environmental Society, in partnership with the Parwarish Charity Foundation and Sunbeam Schools, conducted a successful educational event for underprivileged children. Volunteers taught math, science, and encouraged poem recitation. The engaging sessions turned learning into an adventure, with active participation and discussions. A quiz identified standout students for a Poem Recitation Competition, nurturing their skills. These efforts instilled confidence and a love for learning in these young minds.

SBA Library Hosts Empowering Mental Health Awareness Event with Guest Speaker Ms. Mary Pervaiz

Aitchison College Students Visit Shelter of Trust Orphanage

The Aitchison College Humanitarian and Environmental Society and the Islamic society Visited Shelter of Trust Orphanage near Kalma Chowk on Wednesday 11th of October where they conducted various activities. Volunteers not only taught education in areas of science in line with the orphanage's educational curriculum but also various co curricular activities including public speaking.

The students did not only that but also played various sporting activities with the children. These included:

1) musical chairs

2) cricket

3) pakran parai

In science the volunteers covered the following topics:

To understand “What is space?”
To understand our own solar system
To recall and understand the concept of gravity
To recognise planets in our solar system using images
Understand how orbits work

To sum it up the activity was a great success and we were able to fill the children's faces with smiles and was a great way for our volunteers to learn empathy for the underprivileged and that we all are equal and they are a detrimental part of our society.