A student publication of Autumn Edition The C.A.S. School Vol. 16, Issue # 1: October 2018

The Amal Umer Award The Junior Honour Roll Football Club Amal Umer, a student of Class 6 at The C.A.S. School died tragically on The following students from classes 7 to 9 and O Level have been The C.A.S. School has collaborated 13 August 2018. She will always be recognized for academic achievement, 2017-2018: remembered as a loving daughter, sister with the Karachi United (KU) football and friend. club to form an after-school Junior Class 7 Class 9 Football Club for students of classes Rida Syed Ahmed Usman Abdullah Starting from the academic year, 1 and 2. The practices are conducted Emaan Alvi Tara Vera Ahmed by two KU coaches, and are held on 2017-2018, The C.A.S. School has Muhammad Fahad Imaan Hussain separate days for each class to ensure instituted the Amal Umer Award in her Moeez Feroze Naheel Rehman Malik Amal (r) with her sister Aanya memory. This award will be given to a each student receives thorough training. This is the beginning of what Sehaam Hussain Hanna Iqil Naqvi student of Class 6 for outstanding performance in academics and co-curricular Muhammad Yusuf Khalid Vardah Qazi activities. The first recipient of this award is Kazim Mazhar Hasan of we hope will become The C.A.S. Umn Ahmed Kirmani Simran Rajesh Class 7B. On 14 September, Amal’s parents were invited to present the award School’s football team. at The C.A.S. School. In attendance were Kazim’s parents, Mr Sami Mustafa, Naael Rizwan Sadiq Rayan Raza Principal, Ms Kashfa Samad, Headmistress of the Junior Section, Ms Jacqueline Maryam Ahmed Sheerani Shehryar ur Rehman Mirza, Academic Coordinator, teachers of the Junior Zehra Yasir Inaara Amir Virani Section, students of Class 7 and Amal’s classmates from Class 6. After presenting the award, Amal’s Class 8 O Level mother addressed everyone expressing hope that Maimoona Abdaal Kaamil Hasan Dahodwala Amal’s spirit would continue to live through her fellow Aaleen Ahsan Zayynah Rushna Fasil students at The C.A.S. School, a place she dearly Rebal Aneek Bawla Pareesha Haresh loved. It was an emotional occasion, especially for Haadi Butt Haadi Abdur Rahman Iqbal students of Class 6. A Neem tree at the Main Campus Kalpana Dawani Hammad Atif Irshad now stands dedicated to Amal Umer, a symbol that Congratulations! Muhammad Isaac Muhammad Shah Mir Amin Khan C.A.S. will never forget her. Ayan Mohammed Khan Waris Nadeem Khan International Junior Taimor Mohammed Khan Ayrah Shoaib Khan German Language Youth Camp: Arham Arif Rasul Rania Nasir Rowing Invitational Syed Hamza Raza Myesha Sohail Hohebuch, Germany Simran Rajesh, 10A Regatta 2018 Syed Mohammad Shujaat of 70 participants from 18 countries. In the first week of October, German Language Youth Camp: We were given a warm welcome by 12 students from classes 8-11, Embilipitiya, Sri Lanka the camp supervisors and soon settled participated in the International Mir Akbar Hashmi, 10B into our routine. Our weekdays Junior Rowing Invitational consisted of classes in the morning, Regatta 2018 in Perak, Malaysia. Rehman, Risa Tohid, Emaan Imam, followed by a variety of fun-filled The C.A.S. rowing team consisted Abbas Mazhar Hasan, Darab activities such as swimming, archery, of Safa Haris, Mohammad Moazzam, Hiba Ansari and I, football, yoga, jam sessions, arts and Abdullah Ahmed, Muhammad participated with students from India crafts, scavenger hunts, aerobic From 8 to 28 July, Hanna Iqil Naqvi, Abdullah Anwar, Inaya Syed, and Sri Lanka. Apart from the regular sessions, trivia games and even water Rayan Raza, Zarmeen Yamin Yacoob Fizza Moazzam Kazmi, Miraal German language classes, we could fights. On the weekends, we visited and I, attended a three-week German Zafar, Haroon Saeed Khan, choose from a range of activities at different cities such as Stuttgart, Language Youth Camp in Hohebuch, Mikael Manghi, Muammad Taha the camp like theatre, cooking, music Swäbisch Hall, Heidelberg and Germany. Ms Andaleeb Salman from Dossa, Syed Mohammad Shujaat, and stop motion films. We also went Mannheim. During the three weeks, the Goethe-Institut accompanied us, Afnan Aziz and Rayyan Talal. From 9 to 16 June, eight students on a trek to Adam’s Point, a small we bonded with the other participants and four other students from Karachi Congratulations to the boys team from Class 9 attended a one-week hilly area near the camp. The over barbeque nights and bonfires. and Islamabad. The camp consisted who won the gold medal in the German Language Youth Camp in experience of meeting students from contd on p. 3 Junior Men Fours category! Embilipitiya, Sri Lanka. We were different South Asian countries and accompanied by Mr Waqas Khan and gaining awareness of the similarities New modules Riva Asim, 10C Ms Beenish Fahad from the rather than the differences in our Goethe-Institut, students from PASCH cultures has been amazing. We would schools in Pakistan, and Abdullah like to thank the Goethe-Institut for The Department of Learning Modules Ms Aquila Murtaza Ali learned Ahmed from the Class of 2018. The this amazing opportunity. has introduced three new modules origami from a Japanese friend. students, Bilal Raza, Shehryar ur this academic year. Origami, the art The STEM Module, a more advanced of paper folding, has been offered to course in Robotics, is offered to students of Class 4. The instructor, students of classes 5 and 6. Held at EcoStudies Instructor: Taymur Ahmad Mustafa contd on p. 3 O level results Baba Island Haya Zahra Hasan, 8A On 16 August, students of Class 8 faces on a daily basis include an The Class of 2018, consisting of 77 students, performed exceptionally well at the Cambridge Assessment International went on their first study trip to Baba irregular supply of water and Education (CAIE, formerly CIE) examinations. We congratulate them and are very proud of their achievements. Island as part of their EcoStudies electricity, a lack of healthcare and The top results are: course. Once we reached Keamari, the poor management of sanitation a 30-minute boat ride took us to the facilities. The trip also provided us Abdullah Ahmed 2 A*, 9 A Syed Hasan Raza 2 A*, 5 A, 2 B fishing village of Baba Island. We an opportunity to learn about the Maryam Abdullah 3 A*, 6 A, 1 B Aly Hussein Cassum 3 A*, 3 A, 3 B explored the island and interacted importance of mangroves for fishing Haadi Abdur Rahman Iqbal 6 A*, 3 A Essa Syed 3 A*, 3 A, 3 B Syed Ammar Raza 6 A*, 3 A Shahzeb Qasim 1 A*, 6 A, 2 B with local residents and community communities. They not only manage Ayrah Shoaib Khan 7 A*, 1 A, 1 B Muhammad Shah Mir Amin Khan 2 A*, 4 A, 3 B leaders. We were made aware of the tidal flows, but are also a natural Pareesha Haresh 5 A*, 3 A, 1 B Syeda Zoha Murtaza 2 A*, 4 A, 3 B daily struggles of the residents and habitat for shrimps, crabs and over

Alizeh Kazmi 5 A, 5 B Wasay Usmani 2 A*, 4 A, 3 B the history of this community. Some 60 species of birds. Owais Ali 3 A*, 6 A Myra Khan 1 A*, 5 A, 3 B of the challenges this fishing village Waris Nadeem Khan 4 A*, 4 A, 1 B Zoya Shah 1 A*, 5 A, 3 B Kaamil Hasan Dahodwala 5 A*, 2 A, 2 B Emanae Arzoo Tariq Feroz 2 A*, 3 A, 4 B

Sakina Juzer Pishori 3 A*, 5 A, 1 B Abdul Aahad Rasul 6 A, 3 B Zayynah Rushna Fasil 3 A*, 5 A, 1 B Hammad Atif Irshad 6 A*, 2 A

Saad Ahmed 2 A*, 6 A, 1 B Danish Nizar Premani 6 A, 3 B Ayesha Younus 3 A*, 4 A, 2 B Haniyah Saadi Arfeen 2 A*, 2 A, 5 B

Rania Nasir 2 A*, 6 A, 1 C Ajlan Fahim Bilwani 6 A, 2 B, 1 C

Sofia Amir 2 A*, 5 A, 2 B Saad Naeem Pasha 6 A, 2 B, 1 C Myesha Sohail 2 A*, 5 A, 2 B Rameen Irfan 2 A*, 3 A, 2 B, 2 C We appreciate the support of parents and teachers who worked so hard with the students in achieving these results. contd on p. 3 2 Campus News NEEMTREE October 2018

Guest speakers for the seminar, 10th anniversary of the German Youth Conference

Inter-faith Dialogue Suroor Ovais Lali, 11C PASCH Initiative From 13 to 16 September students Harnessing the Power of Media, Ayra Nauman Khan, 9C from PASCH and BKD schools in Video, Theatre, Pakistan Fact Sheet, This academic year students of Karachi participated in the Art Installation and Eco-water Class 11 were introduced to a new On 3 September, the German conference, Youth for Sustainable Pollution. The main aim of the seminar, Inter-faith Dialogue. language faculty and students of Living. This event was organized and workshops was to create awareness Conducted by Ms Jacqueline Mirza, The C.A.S. School celebrated the held at the Goethe-Institut in Karachi. of the problems faced by people due the seminar aims to create a better 10th anniversary of the PASCH A total of 17 students from classes to water shortage and pollution. understanding of different religions, Initiative at the Main Campus. The 8 and 9 participated in six workshops: customs and traditions, providing a cake cutting ceremony was carried unique perspective of religions in the out in the presence of Ms Seema Eco-water Pollution Umn Ahmed Kirmani, 8A modern world. Qadri, Headmistress, Senior Section, a brief history of the first monotheistic our teachers, Mr Ahmed Karim, The Eco-water Pollution workshop focused on the problems that arise in On 13 September, students enrolled religion, Zoroastrianism, emphasizing Mr Irfan Khan, Mr Sahib Chandio, Karachi’s water supply. Students created innovative solutions to prevent water in the seminars, Inter-faith Dialogue, its similarities to other monotheistic Ms Marianne Wiesli and German pollution and conserve water. They also took a trip to Keenjhar Lake, which Global Perspectives and Introduction religions. Students were introduced to South Asian Writers had the language students from Class 9. is the largest of Karachi's four fresh water sources. to the fairly contemporary religion The C.A.S. School is one of two opportunity to listen to a panel of of the Bahá'í faith by Dr Farhad speakers who spoke on Hinduism, PASCH schools in Karachi Theatre Mashreqi. This interactive discussion broadening their students’ horizons Mariah Ammar Marfani, 9C Zoroastrianism and the Bahá'í faith. enabled students to learn about Ms Yogeeta Bharwani gave a through multilinguism. German The Theatre workshop was an unconventional way of depicting problems faced theological diversities and how language students are members of an comprehensive lecture on the rituals, religious differences are overcome by water shortage through acting. At the end of the workshop students performed beliefs and cultural traditions of the international community of learners a play highlighting the benefits and beauty of water. in the contemporary world. It was an who are offered the opportunity to world's oldest known religion, insightful experience! Hinduism. Ms Rashna Gazdar gave participate in youth camps that build Video their language skills. Shanze Shoaib Khan, 9C In the Video workshop, students incorporated film-making to highlight the Summer programme water pollution crisis in Karachi. They went to Boat Basin and the Sea View beach to film and make a short documentary. The Department of Mentoring and as well as Mathematics, English, Remediation (DMR) organized a Urdu and Art. Harnessing the Power of Media Darian D’souza, 8A Summer Programme for 30 days at the Junior and Kindergarten sections. Students were asked to open three social media accounts in Facebook, Twitter The programme was attended by and Instagram. They then spent three days documenting the conference. Students students who required individualized also went on a field trip to the radio station, FM 89 and saw a demo of how sessions for improvement in programmes are made and presented on air. They also created small mini academics. The teachers, Ms Sana Fit Fuer Deutsch 1 programmes on water shortage which could be aired through a radio station. Khan, Ms Carol Felix, Ms Sadaf examinations Nouman, Ms Humaira Kashif, Art Installation Maryam Amir, 8C Ms Sara Akram, Ms Badar Jehan and Ms Dua Kashif focused on A total of 32 German language Students who participated in the Art Installation workshop created a mosaic meditation, to develop concentration, students from classes 8 and 9 through the technique of origami to portray the theme, Water Shortage in have passed their Fit Fuer Karachi. They made paper pyramids to indicate water deficient areas in Karachi. On the last day of the workshop, their project was displayed in the Goethe- The Art Collaboration II Vardah Qazi, 10B Deutsch 1 examinations held in April. Congratulations! Institut. This is the second year that Pakistan Fact Sheet Rida Syed Ahmed, 8B The C.A.S. School has held the Art DELF A1 and Collaboration. Teachers of the Senior In the Pakistan Fact Sheet workshop, students learned about air pollution Section work, individually or A2 examinations through the documentary, Before the Flood. For the final presentation they collectively, to create a piece of art made four posters on air pollution. This was an enjoyable and extremely towards the end of the academic year. Congratulations to Riva Asim informative workshop. This year the project was based on and Sania Zehra of Class 10, and Ruby Silvious’ work on tea bags, 11 students of Class 8 who titled 363 Days of Tea. passed their DELF A2 and A1 participated were Ms Ayesha Naveed, examinations held in June. Rania Ms Yasmeen Salman asked teachers Ms Hira Bukhari, Ms Jacintha Paul, Nasir from the Class of 2018 to bring in dried tea bags and use Ms Kamila Bilwani, Ms Sonia Javed, appeared for her French O Level them as canvases to paint instead of Ms Uzma Jamal, Ms Yasmeen exam and received an A grade. paper. The various mediums included Salman and Ms Zaira Akram. The Congratulations! gouache, water colours, ink, markers, collaboration evolved over the last graphite, colour pencils and pastiche. weeks of May into a very diverse and Teachers were encouraged to look at eclectic body of work, and was aptly Rowing Australia the tea bag in a different light and named, And Then Some Cakes and Coaching certificate Visit to Goethe-Institut also found an opportunity to discover Tea (Mary Poppins, It’s a Glorious their creative talent. The ‘artists’ who Day). We are pleased to announce that On 4 October, students of classes German youth camps in Germany 10 and 11 visited the Goethe-Institut and Sri Lanka. They were Teacher training, Germany Ms Reem Ansari, Head, Department Manaal Fatima Seriwala, 10B of Learning Modules has received to express their appreciation for being accompanied by the German language the Level 1 accreditation for coaching given the opportunity to attend the teachers. During summer vacations, our training course, Methodik und rowers. German language teachers, Mr Sahib Didatik, in Mannheim, Germany. He The President’s Cup 8+ Challenge Regatta Chandio, Mr Ahmed Karim and was one of the 19 participants from Miraal Zafar, 8C Mr Irfan Khan attended trainings in 11 different countries around the Germany. Mr Chandio and Mr Karim world. The workshop focused on went to Berlin, Germany for the C2 enhancing teaching skills by looking On 15 September, 22 rowers from and girls 8+ categories against 7 other German language course. They are at underlying factors which hinder classes 8-11 participated in the schools. We are extremely proud that the first PASCH teachers from effective learning. These trainings President’s 8+ Challenge Regatta Cup our school won gold medals in both Pakistan to attend this course. In June, were funded by the Goethe-Institut at the Karachi Boat Club (KBC). categories. Congratulations to the Mr Irfan Khan attended a teacher’s and The C.A.S. School. Students trained for the U-17 boys team! Air-conditioned rooms

Air-conditioners have been installed in all the classes at both the Kindergarten and Main campuses. results on p. 3 NEEMTREE October 2018 3 contd from p. 1 Photography field trip contd from p. 2 The President’s Cup 8+ Challenge Regatta EcoStudies Anushay Faisal, 11A

Sea View beach Umn Ahmed Kirmani, 8A On 7 September, students from U-17 girls 8+ Gold U-17 boys 8+ Gold Class 11 of the Photography Module On 17 September, students went on destroying the habitats of marine and went on a field trip to the Fire Brigade Sarah Mandviwala Haroon Saeed Khan their second study trip to the Sea wildlife. Even though the beach has Station located in Saddar. The Fire Safa Haris Muhammad Taha Dossa View beach. In an interactive session, a treatment plant, it is not functional. Station was built in 1937 and is one Fizza Moazzam Kazmi Mikael Manghi Mr Taymur Ahmad Mustafa Before leaving the once beautiful of the oldest in Karachi. Our guides Miraal Zafar Aariz Samdani introduced us to the negative impact beach, we discussed the consequences at the station told us about different Inaya Syed Rayyan Talal of pollution, wastage and littering on of our actions on the environment, fire emergencies such as burnouts, Maham Jawad Afnan Aziz the beach as well as the people who responsible usage of public spaces, emergency calls and how they react Sara Saleem Khan Syed Mohammad Shujaat come to visit. We learned that the and solutions for reduction of solid to them. We were also shown the Tara Vera Ahmed Muhammad Abdullah Anwar main cause was the improper disposal waste at home. residence of the fire fighters and their Tisha Maheshwari Mohammad Abdullah Ahmed of plastics and sewage which is daily routine. It was an amazing Substitutes: Amna Imran Afzal, Emaan Naveed Sheikh, location to take photographs and we Miraal Zafar and Darab Moazzam would like to thank our instructor, Mr Zoral Khurram Naik, for contd from p. 1 arranging this wonderful trip. New modules

the STEM 360 lab, students of students of Class 1 have been offered Class 6 will learn how to use 3D Gymnastics. The two instructors, design and printing techniques, while Mr Khalid Brohi and Mr Muhammad students of Class 5 will learn how to Affan Khan, are both qualified in use the VRT kit to create virtual International Gymnastics Coaching. Launch of robots. In the Kindergarten Section, Golden Pen, Mera Aks, Skyflakes & Waspbites and Centreline Picture by Ayla Safi Khan, 11A

At the beginning of the term, four Appreciation of Urdu Language and publications were launched and Culture. distributed to the Class of 2018. Golden Pen is a collection of creative Congratulations to the students who essays written by the students of were selected. We hope they continue classes 10 and 11; Skyflakes and to write with the same passion in the Waspbites is a collection of poems future. If parents wish to receive any written by students of classes 10 and of the above publications, they may contact Ms Ambreen Zaidi at the 11; Mera Aks is a collection of Urdu Picture by Abia Abdullah, 11A poems written by students of Main Campus. The publications are Class 11 who attend the seminar on free of cost. Annual staff dinner

Tara Vera Ahmed, 10B

The annual staff dinner took place on 12 May at the Main Campus. The The C.A.S. Debating Team orientation and trials faculty, traffic wardens, support and Naheel Rehman Malik, 10A administration staff of the Senior, 2018 Junior and Kindergarten sections enjoyed a lovely evening and On 11 September, orientation and issues, and briefed them on the topics International Kangaroo Science Contest delicious dinner. The front yard had trials for the C.A.S. Debating Team they would be speaking on for their been beautifully decorated for the were conducted by instructors, trials. A total of 12 students from Taimor Mohammed Khan, 9B event, giving everyone an opportunity Mr Naadir Ahmad Mustafa and classes 9-11 have been selected for to bond with each other in a relaxed Mr Umer Irfan. The instructors gave the team. They look forward to atmosphere. A special thank you to students an introduction to world participating in the upcoming MUNs. On 27 September, the International in this contest has also given them Mr Salman Wazir for entertaining Kangaroo Science Contest (IKSC) an opportunity to further understand everyone with his melodious voice. The C.A.S. Debating Team: was held at the Main Campus. these topics. The contest was Organized by the Kangourou Sans supervised by Ms Talat Ansari, and Zahra Zeina Gillani 9A Ayla Safi Khan 11A Frontieres, participants from Pakistan coordinated by Ms Rubina Anjum Good luck! Mikael Manghi 9A Waleed Effendi 11B compete with students from America, with assistance from Ms Samira Shanze Shoaib Khan 9C Asia, Europe and Russia. Khan, as per the instruction pack sent M. Haseeb Alam 9C Reserves: by IKSC. The results will be Students from Class 10, who Fatemah Sultan 10A A total of 59 students from classes announced on 29 October. Good luck have taken Religious Studies, Hanah Alibhai 10A Abeeha Naghman 9A 8 and 9 were tested on a variety of to our students. will be sitting for their CIE Naheel Rehman Malik 10A Ayra Nauman Khan 9C topics related to Science. Competing examination in the month of Rahemin Rizvi 10B Muhammad Isaac 9C October. On behalf of C.A.S. Hamza Moosa 10B Usman Abdullah 10C contd from p. 1 and Neemtree, we wish them Riva Asim 10C best of luck for their exam. German Language Youth Camp: Junior Jam Pashmeenay Shahzad, 10A Hohebuch, Germany Rhythm and Rhyme practice On the last day of school in May, students on the guitar, bass guitar, beverage, lassi. Towards the end of 30 students of the Music Module from keyboard and drums. Students of the camp, we took the A1 and A2 classes 3-7 performed in the Junior Class 5 also gave a beautiful violin exams and performed exceptionally. Students of Class 11 are preparing Jam. They prepared for this mini performance. The audience Hanna and I were amongst the few for the Evening of Rhythm and Rhyme concert throughout their last term and thoroughly enjoyed the concert. This students who scored 59/60 in our which will be held on 26 October in showcased their talent by performing event would not have been possible A1 exam. collaboration with the National various contemporary and pop songs. without the efforts of the Music Academy of Performing Arts The singers were accompanied by faculty. Being out of our comfort zone helped (NAPA). This year’s performance increase our self-confidence and will be dedicated to two revolutionary The Länderabend or cultural evening sense of responsibility. These were poets, Faiz Ahmed Faiz and Habib was a special event where we learned an unforgettable three weeks of our Jalib. Practice sessions, held in the about the traditions of countries from lives and we are truly grateful to the morning before school starts, are Europe, Asia and South America. We Goethe-Institut for giving us this supervised by instructors, Mr Salman represented our own culture through opportunity. Wazir and Mr Ahsan Bari, who is a dance and made the traditional affiliated with NAPA. 4 Junior Section NEEMTREE October 2018

Learning about the Breakfast activity Green Curriculum Independance solar system Zaid Noman, 4B Day celeberation Aiza Fayyaz, 4C Students of classes 3-6 learned the As part of our Science unit, A Healthy process of composting and aeration. For the Independence Day Diet, students of Class 4 prepared The school was able to collect celebrations, students of classes 3 On 24 September, students of and brought to school a healthy around 664 kg of kitchen waste and 4 wore traditional clothes and Class 4 learned about the solar system breakfast on 17 September. We were which will be converted to compost sang the National Anthem during in Science, with help from the divided into groups and asked by the at the end of October. The compost morning assembly. They were instructors of the Robotics lab. They teachers to bring food items which will then be used for Green shown a presentation on traditional showed us a presentation on planets included proteins carbohydrates, dairy Curriculum and also sold at the music, dance and the different and the sun. After the presentation, products and fat. In the morning, farmer’s market. Around 350 landmarks of Pakistan. Students we made our own solar system. We before eating our healthy breakfast, saplings of the Moringa, Gulmohar of the Junior Section were also first made different planets with we decorated our tables. Ms Sidra and Indian Tulip were distributed to the students to take home and plant given saplings of the Moringa, colourful playdough and then put Altaf also taught us yoga and different in their gardens or outside their homes. In addition, trees in and around Indian Tulip and Gulmohar to take them on wooden sticks. Then we exercises. We were very conscious the Main Campus which had been destroyed due to the recent heatwave home to plant. installed the wooden sticks in of bringing our food in reusable have been replaced with the Indian Tulip, Gulmohar, Oleander, Indian styrofoam. It was a wonderful way containers. This activity was a lot of Almond, Indian Beach tree and Peepal. Students of classes 3-6 learned to to learn about our solar system. fun and helped us learn the identify these trees. importance of healthy eating and exercise. Students of Class 3 planted Purslane and students of Class 4 planted spinach, both of which will be harvested in November. They were also taught how to mix the soil, compost and manure before the planting began. Students of Class 3 went on a nature walk around the Main Campus, and were encouraged to observe birds, spiders, insects, dry Orientation for leaves and the trees. Students of Class 5 had a presentation on composting Class 3 and started container gardening for Junior Section elections herbs. They sowed coriander seeds In the third week of August, which will be harvested in mid-October. Students of Class 6 were given parents of students of Class 3 were a presentation on the different types of soil; especially the Loam soil, a invited to attend an orientation in In August, teachers nominated Captains were announced in mixture of sand, clay and manure, effective for growing trees in Karachi. the AV Room. The purpose of the students from Class 6 for the new assembly. The House Captains were They also learned how to make raised beds to sow spinach seeds. orientation was to introduce Junior Section Student Council. On selected by the Department of parents to their child’s teachers 31 August, students of Class 6 voted Physical Education based on their and new subjects. Ms Kashfa for one student from each house. On performance and participation. Design & Technology Usman Abdullah, 10C Samad, Headmistress, Junior 5 September the Prefects and House Section and Ms Jacqueline Mirza, Students of Class 3 made the national different objects related to the Indus Academic Coordinator, also gave Prefects flag and folders for Independence Valley Civilization. These included an overview of the expectations Blue House: Mekael Ahsan 6B Day. They also made skeletons out toys, pots, games, and jewellery made and requirements of the Junior Zidan Zuberi 6C of chart paper and pins. Students of out of recycled material, straws, Section. The orientation ended Red House: Ayeza Qasim 6A Class 4 have learned how to make cardboard boxes, broken jewellery with a short question answer Ashhel Rehman Malik 6A the traditional rilli by cutting and and clay. They will also work on session. Yellow House: Haya Aamir Khan 6A sewing pieces of recycled fabric into scarecrows for the Green Curriculum. Ameer Azam Khan 6A a colourful patchwork chadar. They Students of Class 6 created insects Welcome to Class 3 Green House: Shahzayn Khan 6B also made bags out of recycled by bending and twisting copper wires. Amna Kazmi 6C T-shirts. Students of Class 5 made In August, students of Class 3 Captains transitioned from the Kindergarten Section to the Junior Section. This Blue House: Syed Muhammad Raahim Ali 6B is an important part of their Red House: Zara Faisal 6B journey at the Main Campus, and Yellow House: Aiza Ahmed 6B they have some interesting Green House: Khalifa Raaid Farhan 6C thoughts on their experience so far. I feel super big like other people. I love the Junior Section but miss Pet week Alisha Tabani, 5C World religions all the animals. Affaan Naeem-ur-Rahman, 3A Soha Hamid, 6B In the second week of September, It feels amazing here because I the Urdu remedial students of classes didn’t expect so many interesting In the month of September, students 4 and 5 brought their pets to school. of Class 6 learned about the religions things. They talked about how to take care Zara Ali, 3C of the world in History. We were of them in assembly. I brought my asked to research and gather The human body turtles, but other students also brought information on four religions: Book fair dogs, a rooster, rabbits, cats and many Hinduism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism other animals. and Christianity. The teachers The Junior Section book fair was At the beginning of the term, students of Class 3 studied the human body and gathered all the information we had held from 1 to 3 October. It was the importance of good nutrition. They were introduced to bones, muscles and collected, and displayed them on the lovely to see students and their joints that create movement in the body. Students observed sports teacher, boards outside the library. We hope parents browsing through a variety Mr Shakeel Ahmed, who taught them about the muscles that are used when the boards have helped students gain of books. The Reading Bingo exercising. They also learned the song, Dem Bones, in music class. The main awareness of these religions. programme encourages students focus was to teach students the significance of exercise and healthy food. to read on a regular basis, and we hope the book fair proved to be a Reading Bingo Reading Bingo Reading Bingo valuable resource for the programme. Reading Bingo, the annual reading three months. At the end, they will programme, introduces students of have completed a booklet with Note: The articles written by the Junior Section to a variety of activities related to each genre. It is students of the Junior Section books such as poetry, prose, fiction, our hope that in these three months appear in their original form, non-fiction and general knowledge. students will be encouraged to read, except in some cases, where Students start the programme in write and have discussions amongst they have been slightly edited September and are required to read themselves about what they have by the teacher. a total of 10 books over period of read. NEEMTREE October 2018 Kindergarten Section 5

Launch of Ants Annual concert: Class 2

The annual yearbook Ants was activities conducted throughout the The annual concert for students of audience thoroughly enjoyed the distributed to students of the year along with class photographs. Class 2 took place on 4 May in the performance which was an adaptation Kindergarten Section at the end of Ants is a wonderful memento to take AV Room, Main Campus. The of the popular story, The Lorax. Snippets the school term. The publication back home, especially for the displayed candid snapshots of the Class 2 graduating class. from the KG Section Graduation: Class 2 (2017-18)

The graduation ceremony for students of Class 2 took place on 11 May in the AV Room, Main Campus. They will be starting a new journey at Exciting new the Junior Section at the Main Campus. We are very proud of their additions achievements and wish them all the best.

A freshly painted hopscotch path and racing track are delightful new additions to the Kindergarten Section. The little ones can be spotted merrily hopping around, and maneuvering their tiny cars and scooters in the morning and during break time. What fun! Welcome little ones Welcome little ones

The first days of school are always memorable. The Kindergarten Section opened its doors to the little ones of Playgroup in August. Excited, shy and nervous, their innocent faces reflected so many endearing emotions. The teachers welcomed them with warmth and affection, ensuring their comfort during the settling in period.

Orientation

The Class 1 orientation meeting was habits and the reading programme held on 17 August in the AV Room. with emphasis on parent involvement Ms Nasreen Bakar, Headmistress, in fostering the love of reading. This along with the teachers, discussed was followed by a question and the transition of students from KG 2 answer session to address the queries to Class 1. Parents were informed of of parents. the Green Curriculum, healthy eating Little patriots

Independence Day was celebrated learning about Pakistan and relishing Tree house adventures with patriotic zeal and fervour on traditional food items that students 13 August. Wearing badges and brought from home. This included There is nothing more magical or fascinating for children than a tree dressed in green shalwar kurtas, the delicious halwa puri, biryani, house. So you can imagine their excitement when a beautiful wooden little patriots were a wonderful sight. samosas and traditional sweetmeats structure was built right beneath the Neem tree at the Kindergarten Section. They sang their hearts out to Dil Dil like jalebi, gulab jamun and barfi Once inside the cozy little space, children love to create an enchanting Pakistan, swaying handmade flags which were shared and enjoyed with world of make-believe. Pretending to be explorers, members of a secret which they had crafted a week before each other. spy club or simply enjoying a pretend tea party with the birds, the tree in Art class. The day was spent house is a place where they can think, imagine and create. They look forward to the weekly storytelling sessions conducted here as it makes Learning is fun them feel they are part of a thrilling adventure.

Children of KG 1 learned all about the five senses. They were engaged in a variety of fun activities which helped them understand their senses of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching. The children enjoyed Growing a green thumb identifying flavours such as sweet, sour and spicy through different food items. The concept of shapes Bonds Fair Students of classes 1 and 2 started enjoying a healthy organic salad was taught and reinforced by Sorting seeds the Green Curriculum with once the green leafy vegetables encouraging them to bring snacks collection of waste material for the have been harvested. Students of of different shapes such as square- Math becomes interesting when preparation of compost. The little Class 2 learned how to aerate the shaped sandwiches, triangular children are introduced new concepts gardeners of Class 1 sowed spinach soil and sowed tomato seeds in pizzas and oval eggs. through innovative games and seeds. They also planted mint, pots. They also learned about the Students of Class 2 learned about activities. One such activity called fenugreek, lettuce and spinach. process of germination and how different types of seeds. They ‘Bonds Fair’ was conducted by the They are looking forward to to nurture plants. studied the tastes and textures of teachers of Class 2. Students were the seeds and observed others encouraged to make different number which can be planted. Children bonds on the class board. Every bond were very curious to find out made correctly helped them earn whether the size of seed tickets with which they could get determines the size of the plant. yummy treats to munch on. The They were also told the names of children thoroughly enjoyed the plants that grow from the different activity. kinds of seeds to support their understanding. 6 Features NEEMTREE October 2018

The Inter-house Indoor Rowing Regatta Training for the girls Eid Milan and movie night Ayla Safi Khan, 11A Muhammad Ali, 10A swimming team On 7 September, The C.A.S. School delicious bun kebabs, haleem, chaat On 27 September, the Inter-house This regatta also gave new rowers an hosted the annual Eid Milan and and kulfi. After satiating ourselves, Ms Saba Shozeb, the school coach, movie night for the students of we gathered in the basement to dance Indoor Rowing Regatta took place in opportunity to experience the has been training the girls swimming the AV Room. Students from the intensity of rowing competitions. Class 11. Everyone came dressed in and take photographs of memories team for two months (August and colourful traditional attire, ready to which will always be cherished. It Rowing Module represented their Mr Sami Mustafa, Principal, September) at the Al Naadil Burhani respective houses. They participated presented the trophy to the Captains enjoy the festivities. We watched a was a wonderful evening, and we Centre. The training will prepare fantasy movie, Coraline, followed by would like to thank teachers of the in two categories: U-15 and U-17 of the winning House amidst cheers. students from classes 2-11 for the (girls and boys) which included the a stand-up comedy routine by students Senior Section for making it so Sindh Open Swimming and lovely performances by amateur enjoyable. 1x500m, 2x500m and 4x500m races. Championship on 13 and 14 October. All the House teams did their very singers of Class 11. Dinner included best, but in the end Yellow House The girls swimming team: emerged victorious with 75 points, Red House came in second with Zuha Haseeb 2A 61 points, Green House was in third Fariah Imran 2B position with 52 points and Blue Zara Shah 2D House came in fourth with 30 points. Maryam Naeem-ur-Rahman 3A Anaya Ahsan Feroz 3B DMR workshop and training Mina Riaz Kamlani 4A Aiza Rizwan 4B Rania Fayyaz Nini 4B On 6 August, Ms Sana Khan, their concerns and discussed possible Aiza Fayyaz Nini 4C Coordinator, Department of solutions when dealing with students. Almaye Babar Nehal 4C Mentoring and Remediation (DMR), Hareem Malik 5B conducted a workshop in the Ms Sara Akram from DMR, attended Zarah Kothawala 5C Mufty Day Mufty Day Mufty Day Mufty Day AV room for the teachers of the a five-day Registered Behaviour Fatimah Jan Allawala 7A Senior Section. The purpose of the Technician Training Course from Minelle Faruqi 7B Naheel Rehman Malik, 10B workshop was to create awareness 17 to 21 September at the Teachers Syeda Emaan Shujaat 7C of symptoms and requirements of Training Institute in Lahore. Sara Raza 7C students with medical conditions and Conducted by Mr Jawahar Alvi, the Sanya Ahmed 8B The C.A.S. School held its first Mufty colours, and enjoyed listening to their learning difficulties. training was organized in Emaan Sajid 8B Day of the academic year on favourite songs. collaboration with the Global Institute Amna Imran Afzal 8C 29 August. On this day, students are Particular emphasis was placed on for Autism and Special Needs Marsha Shahid Dhedhi 9B allowed to wear casual clothes instead the labels attached to them and its Rehabilitation, and the Behavioural Hanah Alibhai 10A of their regular school uniforms in significance to their academic and Special Education Services Emaan Ali Baig 11C exchange for a Rs 100 donation to potential. At the end, teachers shared (BASES) Group. Ubeer Fatimah Mirza 11C the C.A.S. Helping Hands Trust. The atmosphere in break was quite festive as students were dressed in vibrant KBC Summer Rowing Regatta 2018 Symposium at Habib University Mikael Manghi, 9A WRO National Championship Pakistan 2018

Syed Rafae Abbas Kazmi, 5B and Rohail Ahsan Choudhry, 5C The Karachi Boat Club Summer long break. A total of 12 students On 28 September, Ms Seema Yasir Rowing Regatta 2018, held from from The C.A.S. School participated Qadri, Headmistress, Senior Section, On 29 September, nine students of 7 to 12 August, was a wonderful way in the Single Scull, Double Scull, attended a symposium organized by the STEM Module from Class 5 to start off the new school term. The Quadruple Scull, Coxless Pair and Habib University’s Dhanani School attended the World Robot Olympiad event gave junior rowers an Cox Fours. The C.A.S. School won of Science and Engineering. She was (WRO) National Championship opportunity to participate in a club 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal in accompanied by Ms Talat Ansari, Pakistan. Organized by STEM 360, regatta and compete with rowers from the indoor events, and 6 gold and Head, Department of Science, around 20 teams from across Pakistan Karachi. It was a great way for rowers 6 silver medals in the outdoor events. Ms Saadia Raheel, Class Coordinator representing different schools to practise their rowing skills after a and Mr Adeel Soomro, Physics teacher, along with 11 students from participated in the event. From the C.A.S., Team Phoenix included Syed Indoor events Class 11 and their parents. The theme of the symposium, Understanding Rafae Abbas Kazmi, Zidaan Kasim U-14 Boys 500 m Haroon Saeed Khan Gold the Role of Undergraduate Education Munshi and Inaaya Jahanaz Zaidi; required them to programme the robot and Research, focused on the Team Bobby Boys included Rohail to sense, move and place items into U-14 Girls 500 m Miraal Zafar Gold importance of research in education Ahsan Choudhry, Ahad Rasheed three specific categories. Each team Safa Haris Silver and different teaching methodologies Ahmad and Muhammad Kashif had three attempts to make this work. which could support research-based Murtaza; and Team Omega included Our teams worked hard in the time Outdoor events assignments in the curriculum. Our Syed Taha Ahmed, Muhammad allotted; but, unfortunately, they could students also had the opportunity to Yahiya Shahzad and Rayyan Rasheed not win. However, it was a great U-14 Boys Single Scull Haroon Saeed Khan Gold Ahmed. The teams worked on a learning experience and we all Afnan Aziz Silver tour different departments at Habib University. challenge with the EV3 robot. It received certificates. U-14 Boys Double Scull Haroon Saeed Khan Afnan Aziz Gold Goodbye Asian Womens Netball 18th Asian Games Rayyan Talal Championship Mikael Manghi Silver Ms Kamila Bilwani joined Ms Rehana Asif, sports teacher, The C.A.S. School 10 years ago participated in the 18th Asian Games U-14 Boys Quadruple Scull RayyanTalal to teach art to students of the From 1 to 9 September, Ms Shabana in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia Mikael Manghi Gold Junior Section. She also taught Moin, sports teacher, participated in from 28 August to 1 September. She English Literature to students of the Asian Womens Netball was the first Pakistani soft tennis U-14 Girls Double Scull Miraal Zafar Championship held in Singapore. She Amna Imran Afzal Gold the Senior Section. Ms Bilwani is umpire and was invited to attend the a talented artist who also designed was part of the Pakistan team which games through the Pakistan Olympic Safa Haris and constructed beautiful was sponsored by the Pakistan Netball Association. She umpired games Emaan Naveed Silver backdrops for all the Junior Federation. The team competed between the following countries: Section presentations. She has against Singapore, Maldives and Japan, Korea, Thailand, Chinese U-14 Girls Quadruple Scull Miraal Zafar emigrated to Canada and we wish Philippines, winning matches with Taipei, Philippines and India. Amna Imran Afzal her best of luck in her new life. China and Chinese Taipei to reach Emaan Naveed Sheikh Silver 10th position in the championship.

Mens Open Quadruple Scull Muhammad Taha Dossa Silver

Mens Open Coxless Pair M Abdullah Anwar M Abdullah Ahmed Silver

Womens Open Quadruple Scull Safa Haris Tara Vera Ahmed Gold

Open Cox Four Afnan Aziz Gold NEEMTREE October 2018 Sports 7

Inter-house Inter-house Inter-house Girls Inter-house Boys Inter-house Boys Girls Basketball Girls Football Throwball Cricket Tournament Futsal Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Classes 6 and 7 15-30 August Yahya Saeed Khan, 9A 13 August

17 August Imaan Hussain, 10A 28 August 16 August Maham Jawad Mir, 10C Blue House won the first match Blue House won the first match Green House won the first match Green House won the first match Yellow House won the first match against Yellow House against Green House (3-2) against Blue House (34-6) against Blue House (2-0) against Green House (2-0) Red House won the second match Yellow House won the second match Yellow House won the second match Yellow House won the second match Blue House won the second match against Green House against Red House (2-0) against Red House (14-0) against Red House (3-0) against Red House (2-0) Green House won the third match Red House won the third match Blue House won the third match Blue House won the third match Green House won the third match against Yellow House against Green House (4-0) against Red House (4-2) against Red House (1-0) against Red House (2-0) Blue House won the final match Yellow House won the final match Green House won the final match Yellow House won the final match Yellow House won the final match against Red House against Blue House (2-0) against Yellow House (12-0) against Green House (1-0) against Blue House (2-1) 1st position Blue House 1st position Yellow House 2nd position Red House 2nd position Blue House 1st position Green House 1st position Yellow House 1st position Yellow House 3rd position Green House 3rd position Red House 2nd position Yellow House 2nd position Green House 2nd position Blue House 3rd position Blue House 3rd position Blue House 3rd position Green House Sports Day training camp Rayan Raza, 10C Inter-house Girls Inter-house Girls Table Tennis Cricket The Sports Day training camp was in the U-13 to U-17 categories. held after school at the National Sport Students were trained by the teachers Tournament Tournament Training and Coaching Centre from of the Department of Physical 10 to 29 September. The first two Education and four professional weeks of the camp were focused on trainers, Mr Mohammad Imran, 13 August Hanna Iqil Naqvi, 10A 30 and 31 August training students from classes 6-11 Mr Imran Attar, Mr Owais Ahmed for track and field events. The last and Mr Mansoor Ahmed. The Junior Green House won the first match Red House won the first match week of the training camp focused Section trials will be held from against Yellow House (3-0) against Green House Inter-house Boys on the track and field eliminations. 10 October to 13 October. This camp The events included the 100m, 200m, was a great opportunity for students Blue House won the second match Yellow House won the second match Table Tennis 400m, 800m, long jump, shot put, to hone their skills and prepare for against Red House (3-0) against Blue House Tournament discus, javelin, high jump and relay the annual Sports Day next term. Yellow House won the third match Blue House won the third match against Red House (3-0) against Green House 28 August Syed Asad Pasha, 10C

Green House won the final match Yellow House won the final match Blue House won the first match against Blue House (3-0) against Red House against Yellow House (3-0)

1st position Green House 1st position Yellow House Green House won the second match 2nd position Blue House 2nd position Red House against Red House (3-0) 3rd position Yellow House 3rd position Blue House Yellow House won the third match 2nd Southshore Invitational Futsal and against Red House (3-0) Inter-house Inter-house Basketball Tournament Boys Football Boys Basketball Blue House won the final match against Green House (3-1) Shanze Shoaib Khan and Emaan Naveed Sheikh, 9C Tournament Tournament st 1 position Blue House The 2nd Southshore Invitational Futsal 2nd position Green House and Basketball Tournaments for girls 17 August Omer Adnan, 10B 27 August Abdul Rafay Motiwala, 8A 3rd position Yellow House took place at the Southshore College from 10 to 27 September. Blue House won the first match Yellow House won the first match against Yellow House (3-2) against Red House (9-2) The futsal team, consisting of students from classes 7-11, participated against Red House won the second match Green House won the second match eight schools of Karachi. We won the against Green House (2-1) against Blue House (14-4) first two matches against DA Public School (Darakhshan campus) and competition; however, the team was Yellow House won the third match Blue House won the third match NJV Government Higher Secondary able to pull together and win the against Green House (1-0) against Red House (14-12) School. We lost the semi-final against match for third position against Haque Academy but won the third Froebel Education Centre. This would Blue House won the final match Green House won the final match position match against The Indus not have been possible without team against Red House (2-0) against Yellow House (14-8) 1st Shooper Academy. The girls basketball team work and the encouragement of our competed against six other schools sports teachers, Ms Huma Naz and st 1st position Green House 1 position Blue House Cricket League from Karachi. This was a very tough Ms Rehana Asif. 2nd position Red House 2nd position Yellow House 3rd position Yellow House 3rd position Blue House Trials for the National Junior and Youth The U-17 boys cricket team Athletics Championship 2018 8th Inter-school Staff Cricket Tournament 2018 participated in the 1st Shooper Aazan Ijlal, 10A Cricket League on 7 September. Rayan Raza, 10C Our students would have played On 29 September, 10 students from the T-10 cricket tournament against classes 6-11 participated in the trials 35 schools of Karachi; Organized by and held at the Bay for the National Junior and Youth unfortunately, the team lost its first View Academy, the 8th Inter-school Athletics Championship at the match and had to leave the league. Staff Cricket Tournament was held National Sports Training and However, we would like to from 26 April to 14 May. The C.A.S. Coaching Center. Our athletes applaud the efforts of Affan School was one of 16 schools and competed in the U-18 categories. Mandavia who scored 40 runs. colleges that participated in the They participated with students from Keep it up! tournament. The school team included all over Sindh to be selected for the players from both the Main Campus championship which will be held in present. Students who have been and Kindergarten Section. C.A.S. Islamabad. The C.A.S. students selected for the Nationals are, Aiza won the first and second matches performed exceptionally well, despite Ahmed for high jump, Aariz Samdani being some of the youngest athletes against Links and Delsol The School, contd on p. 8 contd on p. 8 8 NEEMTREE October 2018

Book review Word search search for words horizontally and vertically Crossword Vardah Qazi, 10B

Autumn Compass Curriculum Discovery Football Halloween 1. An enchanting and allegorical tale, Library Maths Music Reading Rowing Tennis Watercolours 1. The Little Prince, or Le Petit Prince, by French writer, poet and aviator, 2. Antoine de Saint-Exupery, is known

K O G Z B Y H W L I B R A R Y 2. for being more than a children's classic. H A L L O W E E N L B Q H L B Filled with philosophical ideas and 4. metaphors, it is a book written for any J Y W A T E R C O L O U R S A age. The novella offers an adventure; 3. it is the story of a pilot stranded in the N Y M R A Z X C J Q X X U J L Sahara desert. He meets an extraordinary little prince from another D F B M U Q H U X R L K K Q U 3. world who recounts the story of his I E J A T N F R C O M P A S S life. During his intergalactic space investigation he encounters the strange S R Q T U M L R W G O Q R T E and narrow-minded world of grown- ups who are all pursuing futile, C O F H M H C I O S V T E E I meaningless tasks. The prince also Down: O H Z S N Q B C R J T Q A N M reveals that he had cultivated a lovely, 1. Position above Vice President mysterious rose on his planet and was 2. Students of Class 6 light a fire for ______night V R O W I N G U A D H E D N B 3. Liquid necessary in our diet dismayed to discover that roses are so 4. Type of food that is good for health and is sold in school common on Earth, till he finds that it E F O O T B A L L A X T I I P was his love for the rose that made it Across so unique. The writer blends in his R Z I J R U M U S I C L N S D 1. Which city do students of Class 10 go to in the winter charming sense of humor while Y T M A D S U M A T J W G F U 2. School exams taken by students of classes 10 and 11 before CIE encouraging readers to look beneath 3. Name the President of the current Student Government the surface to find real values and the meaning of life.

Movie review Imaan Hussain, 10A Interesting facts

The film, Hidden Figures, is based in 1961 and revolves around the story of three • A snail can sleep for three years. African-American women who worked at NASA’s Langley Research Center but were • Bananas contain a natural chemical which can make people feel happy! denied recognition at a time when African-Americans and women were widely An apple is 25% air; that is why it floats on water! discriminated against. However, later they each played a crucial part in the launch of • the first manned space-flight programme by the United States of America. The movie • According to an old English system of time units, a moment is one and a half minutes. portrays the challenges that Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson • Armadillo shells are bulletproof. had to overcome in order to make their mark and get their endeavours recognized. The movie depicts their determination in pursuing their ambitions despite the racial • The Sun is 4.6 billion years old and at its centre reaches temperatures of 15 million degrees centigrade. tensions of the Civil Rights era. The film is extremely inspirational and promotes the • When listening to music, your heartbeat will sync with the rhythm. empowerment of women. Its superb cinematography manages to turn a real-life subject The small intestine is roughly 23 feet long. into a captivating and entertaining story. •

contd from p. 7 Greek Day Class 5 China Day Class 4 Trials for the National Junior and Youth Athletics Championship 2018

for shot put and hammer throw and Adina Nadeem Zuberi for shot put and discus throw. They will be participating in the championship in Islamabad on 13 and 14 October. The students were supervised and coached by sports teachers, Ms Shabana Moin, Mr Mohammad Hanif and Mr Shakeel Ahmed.

contd from p. 7 8th Inter-school Staff Cricket Tournament 2018

respectively. Continuing the winning to triumph in the tournament. We streak, our team played against Bay commend the team on its victory and Black Belt View High School in the semi-finals a big congratulation to Mr Raheel and Defence Authority Public School Qureshi of the Kindergarten Section Certification Course Neemtree in the final, defeating both schools for winning Man of the Match. Editorial Board 2018 - 2019 Students who have been part of the Training camp for the Tennis Module Taekwondo Module were given the opportunity to attend a Black Belt Editors Junior and Senior Faculty Advisor Certification Course. The course will Tara Vera Ahmed Section Editors Uzma Jamal In August, students of the Tennis trials are being held in preparation Simran Rajesh Naheel Rehman Malik Naadir Ahmad Mustafa be conducted after school by Fatemah Sultan Module from classes 5-9 were for future inter-school tournaments. instructor, Mr Laique Sultan. It starts Associate Editors Vardah Qazi KG Section selected for a two-week training camp Some students have continued to take from October and will finish in May Imaan Hussain Risa Tohid Sahar Sohail Khan with their coach, Mr Reza Ali Mirza. early morning training to further Mir Akbar Hashmi Pashmeenay Shahzad next term. Manaal Fatima Seriwala Design/Layout Students trained thrice a week from improve their skills with Mr Mirza’s Sports Editor Usman Abdullah Syed Majid Ali 28 August to 13 September. These coaches. Rayan Raza Riva Asim

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