HSSC Result 2026A+ Grades 92A Grades 57B Grades 32SSC Result 2026A+ Grades 74A Grades 43B Grades 18Cambridge O Level Result 2026A+ Grades 25A Grades 18B Grades 12APSACS CALENDAR — OCT & NOV 2026PRE-I2 Oct – Nature Explorers3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day5 Oct – World Teachers' Day9 Oct – Stay Safe with People I Know10 Oct – World Mental Health Day15 Oct – Global Handwashing Day16 Oct – World Food Day19–23 Oct – Reinforcement26–30 Oct – Activity Week31 Oct – Progress Review Session2 Nov – 2nd Term Begins6 Nov – My Happy Place to Work9 Nov – Iqbal Day13 Nov – Community Helpers / Blue Colour Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance20 Nov – World Children's Day23–29 Nov – Singing RhymesMIDDLE (Class I–VIII)28 Sep–3 Oct – Sports Competition (Class IV–VIII)3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day5 Oct – World Teachers' Day5–9 Oct – Teaching / Revision Week (IV–VIII)10 Oct – World Mental Health Day12–16 Oct – Revision & Assessment (IV–V)12–23 Oct – 1st Term Exam (VI–VIII)15 Oct – Global Handwashing Day16 Oct – World Food Day19–23 Oct – Revision / Centralised Assessment (I–V)26–30 Oct – Result Preparation Week31 Oct – Progress Review Session2 Nov – 2nd Term Begins9 Nov – Iqbal Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance20 Nov – World Children's Day25 Nov – Inter-House Speech Competition (I–III) / Debate Competition (IV–VIII)SENIOR (Class XI–XII)28 Sep–3 Oct – Intra-Regional Sports Competition3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day7 Oct – Parliamentary Style Debates10 Oct – World Mental Health Day15 Oct – Anti-Drugs Awareness Day19–27 Oct – Class Assessment-231 Oct – PTM & Result9 Nov – Iqbal Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance16–21 Nov – Intra-Zonal Sports Competition23–27 Nov – Civic Awareness & Community Service Week30 Nov–4 Dec – RevisionHSSC Result 2026A+ Grades 92A Grades 57B Grades 32SSC Result 2026A+ Grades 74A Grades 43B Grades 18Cambridge O Level Result 2026A+ Grades 25A Grades 18B Grades 12APSACS CALENDAR — OCT & NOV 2026PRE-I2 Oct – Nature Explorers3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day5 Oct – World Teachers' Day9 Oct – Stay Safe with People I Know10 Oct – World Mental Health Day15 Oct – Global Handwashing Day16 Oct – World Food Day19–23 Oct – Reinforcement26–30 Oct – Activity Week31 Oct – Progress Review Session2 Nov – 2nd Term Begins6 Nov – My Happy Place to Work9 Nov – Iqbal Day13 Nov – Community Helpers / Blue Colour Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance20 Nov – World Children's Day23–29 Nov – Singing RhymesMIDDLE (Class I–VIII)28 Sep–3 Oct – Sports Competition (Class IV–VIII)3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day5 Oct – World Teachers' Day5–9 Oct – Teaching / Revision Week (IV–VIII)10 Oct – World Mental Health Day12–16 Oct – Revision & Assessment (IV–V)12–23 Oct – 1st Term Exam (VI–VIII)15 Oct – Global Handwashing Day16 Oct – World Food Day19–23 Oct – Revision / Centralised Assessment (I–V)26–30 Oct – Result Preparation Week31 Oct – Progress Review Session2 Nov – 2nd Term Begins9 Nov – Iqbal Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance20 Nov – World Children's Day25 Nov – Inter-House Speech Competition (I–III) / Debate Competition (IV–VIII)SENIOR (Class XI–XII)28 Sep–3 Oct – Intra-Regional Sports Competition3 Oct – APSACS Foundation Day7 Oct – Parliamentary Style Debates10 Oct – World Mental Health Day15 Oct – Anti-Drugs Awareness Day19–27 Oct – Class Assessment-231 Oct – PTM & Result9 Nov – Iqbal Day16 Nov – International Day of Tolerance16–21 Nov – Intra-Zonal Sports Competition23–27 Nov – Civic Awareness & Community Service Week30 Nov–4 Dec – Revision
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Vice Chairman's Message

A message from the Vice Chairman on intellect, character, and the distinctly human purpose of schooling.

Vice Chairman
Brigadier Aezaz Aizad AminVice Chairman Board of Governors GAK
From the Vice Chairman's desk

Education's highest calling
is the quality of thought.

Every civilization is ultimately defined not by the wealth it accumulates, the technology it invents, or the power it commands, but by the quality of thought it cultivates in its people. Education therefore serves a purpose far greater than preparing students for examinations or careers. Its highest calling is to shape minds that think with clarity, act with integrity, and contribute meaningfully to society.

In an age where information is abundant and opinions are instantaneous, schools must do more than transmit knowledge. They must cultivate intellectual discernment—the ability to question assumptions, evaluate evidence, think independently, and pursue truth with humility and courage. History reminds us that every lasting advance in science, philosophy, and society began with individuals who were willing to challenge accepted ideas through thoughtful inquiry.

Yet intellect alone is never enough. Knowledge without conscience can become manipulation, and intelligence without integrity can become exploitation. The true measure of an educated individual lies not simply in what they know, but in the wisdom and character that guide how they use that knowledge.

The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence and technological change further reinforces this reality. While machines can process information with extraordinary speed, they cannot replace ethical judgment, empathy, moral imagination, or reflective thought. The enduring purpose of education is therefore not to prepare students to compete with machines, but to cultivate the qualities that make them distinctly human.

At Garrison Academy, this philosophy shapes everything we do. We strive to develop young people whose curiosity extends beyond the curriculum, whose confidence is balanced by humility, whose decisions are guided by evidence and values, and whose leadership is defined by service. At the same time, we continue to foster ownership, teamwork, and institutional pride among our staff, strengthen meaningful partnerships with parents, and create an environment where every student is encouraged to think freely, grow confidently, and realise their full potential.

The achievements celebrated in this magazine are more than a record of success; they reflect a community committed to learning, character, and continuous growth. A school's true legacy is measured not by the distinctions it earns, but by the quality of minds it awakens, the values it nurtures, and the positive impact its graduates have on society.

May Almighty Allah continue to bless Garrison Academy with wisdom in its vision, excellence in its endeavour, and integrity in its purpose. May He bless our students, parents, teachers, and staff, and guide us all in our shared mission of developing capable individuals who will serve humanity with knowledge, compassion, and honour.

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