Friday, October 31, 2014

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Wednesday, October 29, 2014

premier school of the Board.

Sadiq Public School, Bahawalpur is a premier boarding and university-preparatory school of Pakistan. It has passed its fiftieth anniversary. During this period it has passed through various phases of evolution to reach a stage where it has become one of the foremost Boarding Schools of Pakistan. The Foundation Stone of Sadiq Public School Bahawalpur was laid by the late Ala Hazrat Nawab Sir Sadeq Mohammad Khan V, on March 04, 1953. The School started functioning on January 18, 1954 when the Ala Hazrat performed its opening ceremony.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadiq_Public_School,_Bahawalpur
Nearby cities: Bahawalpur (بہاولپور), Dunyapur, Multan
Coordinates:   29°22'33"N   71°39'17"E
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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Linked In For Sadiq Public School

Sadiq Public School Alumni Official

Sadiq Public School Alumni Official 

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The group meant to strengthen Old Sadiqian's professional network.

About this Group

  • Created: January 15, 2013
  • Type: Alumni Group
  • Members: 51
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Saturday, October 25, 2014

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Thursday, October 23, 2014

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Wednesday, October 22, 2014

PICTURE TIME




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Monday, October 20, 2014

2014-2015 ENROLLMENT SCGHEDULE


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About the School


ORGANOGRAM
VISION
Sadiq Public School is committed to sound education for boys and girls with equal emphasis on academics and co / extra-curricular activities, in order to produce future leaders of Pakistan in all walks of life.
It endeavours to do so by providing a conducive & healthy environment for teaching and learning in order to prepare students for the competitive future.
The actualization of Vision is reflected in the commitment of the X.Com to improve the School; recent changes envisioned / implemented are:
  • Tracking of student performance
  • Reward policy for students
  • Evaluation of faculty
  • Platform for parent feedback
  • Counselling of students & parents
  • Right-sizing of resource
MOTTO
"DO THE RIGHT AND FEAR NO MAN"; an apt expression of qualities considered essential for a patriot, which the School aims at inculcating in its students through an elaborate & integrated program of numerous physical, mental, spiritual and academic pursuits
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
The Emergence of Pakistan with the changing horizons and new aspirations required a new leadership in almost every walk of Public and Social life. Thus the need of the hour was a Public School to lay special emphasis on Islamic Ideology, revive our glory and restore our cultural heritage besides character building and personality development programmes and usual academic activities; a Public School disciplined on the style of Harrow or Eton. The building of such an institution is an uphill task but real men are those who established such colossal monuments, worthy of the Nation, the teacher and the taught. Such institution illumines the life and character of the young generation which is but the future hope of our Millat.
This project was taken up by the Government of Bahawalpur. Its foundation stone was laid by Alahazrat, Sir Sadiq Mohammad Khan Abbasi V, in March 1953.
No country can prosper and flourish unless its people are properly educated so that they may know what is happening in the world around them and are able to discern between good and bad. The problem of education becomes all the more important and pressing in these fast changing times when our people aspire to attain full rights, and benefits of democracy and an enviable position among the progressive nations of the world. The achievement of this objectives needs large finances, careful planning, vision and better methods, New schemes need to be evolved whereby our educational institution should not merely produce baboos and petty job-hunters but youth with strong character, great capabilities, initiative and drive to shoulder the responsibilities lying ahead of them.
The Ruling House of Bahawalpur the scion of Abbaside Caliphs of Baghdad which had earned worldwide fame as patrons of education and knowledge – has distinguished itself in the Orient as great lovers of art and learning. The grant by them of big Jagirs to religious institutions which served as centres of education and enlightenment in those days is a vivid expression of their desire to maintain the noble traditions of their illustrious ancestors. Their zeal in this direction has continued unabated and as a result of this, satisfactory progress is being achieved in the field of education.
The Bahawalpur Government under the kind patronage of the Ammer of Bahawalpur and dynamic Chief Minister Makhoomzada Hassan Mahmud very timely, visualized the need of an institution which should nourish in its fold polished young men to fit in the future set-up as administrators, educationists, scientists, engineers and diplomats.
The scheme was discussed in all its details by the experts and as soon as they were convinced of its usefulness and feasibility, plans were drawn up, necessary formalities were gone through and the P.W.D. machinery was put into gear.
Just opposite the Bahawalpur Forest Reserve, on the left side of the road to Dera Nawab Sahib where there was a vast area of 180 acres covered by wild growth or mounds of earth and deep depressions, like irregular water catchments caused by excavation of earth by the owners of brick kilns across the road, bulldozers and hundreds of labourers began to work.
The opening ceremony of the School was performed by Ala Hazrat the Ameer of Bahawalpur on 18th of January 1954. The school started functioning with the main School Block, a senior and Junior Boarding House with accommodation for 50 boys each and five staff bungalows. Within two years, a Mosque, two Swimming Pools, a Hospital, a dozen more staff bungalows and all the ancillary buildings were completed.
To begin with, the School had only 37 children and 7 teachers. Khan Anwar Sikandar Khan, the first Principal developed this institution from scratch and converted a veritable wilderness into a campus of panoramic spectacle.
It was a Herculean task to make a beginning on nothing more than 450 acres of barren land. At present this institution ranks among the foremost Public Schools of the country. It has now seven Boarding Houses where more than 500 pupils reside varying in age from 5 to 18 years, including girls.
With the exception of Aitchison College in Lahore and a few Public Schools in Karachi there was no institution of high standard between Lahore and Karachi. This institution was thus established with the specific objective of providing Public School education to the children of Bahawalpur Region in particular and the whole country in general, so to produce leaders in various walks of public and social life.
Sadiq Public School is situated on the national highway, 392 kilometres from Lahore, 828 kilometres from Karachi and 100 kilometres from Multan. Bahawalpur is in southern Punjab, 350-375 feet above sea level and linked with Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad by road, rail and air. The temperatures vary from extreme hot in summer to very cold in winter.
For further information, comments and suggestions about the Web Site or School, Please send us Email OR contact the Principal at the following address.
Principal 
Sadiq Public School, Bahawalpur, Pakistan.
92-62-2880229, 2877692-93-94
Fax : 92-62-2880229
Email: principal@sps.edu.pk(Administration)
Email: itcentre@sps.edu.pk(Webmaster)
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Sunday, October 19, 2014

Sadiq Public School, Bahawalpur, Punjab is a boarding college-preparatory school in Pakistan. It now also takes day pupils. It is one of the biggest schools in Pakistan and its area of 1,851 acres (7.49 km2) makes it both the largest in the country and in continental Asia.[citation needed]
The curriculum includes education from KG[clarification needed] to O-level and A-level as well as local board Matriculation/Intermediate. The school has over 1400 boys and 600 girls supported by a staff of about 135.
The foundation stone of the school was laid by His Highness Ala Hazrat Al Haj Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan Abbasi V on 4 March 1953 and the school started functioning on 18 January 1954.

History[edit]

When Pakistan came into being, there were only two public schools in the country namely the Aitchison College, Lahore and the Lawrence College, Ghora Ghali, Murree. The people of Baluchistan, Sind and Southern Punjab sent their children considerable distances to attend those schools.
The Ameer of Bahawalpur Ala Hazrat and Chief Minister of Bahawalpur State saw the need for an institution which would provide the same quality of educational opportunities to the people of the Southern Punjab.
In order to accomplish this project, the Ameer of Bahawalpur State, Ala Hazrat Nawab Sir Sadeq Mohammad Khan V allocated a sum of rupees one million and nine hundred thousand for the construction of the buildings. In addition, 2,050 acres (8.3 km2) of land was given by the Ala Hazrat at a token price. The site was transformed into a spacious campus of lawns and playing fields, in the midst of which rose nine buildings ready for use. The school started functioning on January 18, 1954 when the Ala Hazrat performed its opening ceremony.
Makhdoomzada Syed Hassan Mahmood, the then Chief Minister of Bahawalpur State was the main force behind the completion of this project which was completed in less than a year. The first batches of 'O' Level, Matriculation and Intermediate classes appeared in 1957, 1958, 1966 respectively.This school is rated 5 star hostel and school by Cambridge University[1] Sadiq Public School is one of the only two schools of Pakistan which are the members of The Headmasters' and Headmistresses Conference (HMC)[2]

Organization and curriculum[edit]

Pupils in each school are divided into houses. Houses promote inter-house competitions and mentorship opportunities.
The Senior school offer four types of diplomas/certifications. One branch is School Certificate/O-level (for grades 9-10) and the Higher Secondary School Certificate/A-level (for grades 11-12).
The other two types are Secondary School Certificate or Matriculation (for grades 9-10) and Higher Secondary School Certificate or Intermediate (for grades 11-12).

Boarding Houses[edit]

  • Kamal Pasha House-East Wing - Nursery to Grade 2 - (Junior School)
  • Kamal Pasha House-West Wing - Grades 3 to 5 - (Junior School)
  • Alamgir House-North & South Wings - Grades 6 to 8 - (Preparatory School)
  • Shahbaz House - Grades 6 to 8 - (Preparatory School)
  • Fareed House - Grades 6 to 8 - (Preparatory School)
  • Salahuddin House - Senior School Girls all grades 0-12 - (Senior School)
  • Mehmood House - Grades 9,10,11 & 12 - (Senior School)
  • Abbas House - Grades 9,10,11 & 12 - (Senior School)
  • Iqbal House - Grades 9,10,11 & 12 - (Senior School)
  • Jinnah House - Grades 9,10,11 & 12 - (Senior School)

Principals[edit]

President Ayub Khan and Nawab of Kalabagh with Principal Khan Anwar Sikander Khan
At the start the school had 37 children and seven teachers. Mr. Khan Anwar Sikandar Khan was Principal for over 18 years. For his services in the field of education he was decorated with Sitara-i-Khidmat. On his retirement, Mr. Abu Zafar Haneef who was the Vice Principal took over, in March 1972.
The next two principals were Col (Retd) Zahoor ul Haq from 1974 to 1990 and Sqn Ldr. (Retd.) Agha Khalil Ahmad from 1990 to 2001. The previous principal, Prof. Mohammad Asif Malik took over in September 2002. He is a recipient of the President's Award of Pride of Performance for services in the field of education. Maj. (R) Syed Munir Ahmad, an Old Sadiqian, took the charge as Principal in Nov, 2007, after the departure of Prof. Mohammad Asif Malik to Chand Bagh School Muridke as a Principal. Major (R) Syed Munir Ahmad had served in Shell Pakistan Limited as Country Manager before taking the office of Principal Sadiq Public School. He is the first Principal of Sadiq Public School who is an old Sadiqian. He left the school in 1966. He was a Member of the Executive Committee OSA (Old Sadiqians Association) Islamabad.Nauman Ahmed Qurashi who is also an old sadiqian has been appointed Principal of Sadiq. He had previously worked at Sadiq as a teacher.He also served as principal of City School Lahore campus.

Alumni[edit]

Golden jubilee insigna sadiq.jpg
As of January 18, 2004, some 30 old-students of the School were sitting in the Senate, National and Provincial Assemblies.
Gen. Muhammad Musa, (Chief of Army Staff) with school girls
SADIQ has provided sitting Chairman of the Senate,Gen.Mateen Ahmed(Tamgh-e-Jurat,Medal of Honour) Chief Minister of Sindh, Federal and Provincial ministers, two serving Lieutenant Generals, four serving ambassadors, bureaucrats, industrialists, scientists and two former national cricket team captains namely Rameez Raja and Waqar Younis.
In 2003 one of its students won the first prize in the English Essay Writing Competition organized by the Royal Commonwealth Society, London. Another student got the best result in A Level examination in Asia. Old students have joined the Armed Forces of Pakistan. Old-Sadiqians made contributions during the Indo-Pakistan wars. Four former students embraced shahadat.Capt Rao Hussain, Capt Rao Waleed, and 2/Lt. Khalid Karak was decorated posthumously with Sitara-i-Jurrat, and 2/Lt. Farooq Afzal with Tamgha-i-Jurrat. (Statistics as of January 2004).Moreover a few old students have also been awarded the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship by the United States Department of State for their Master's and Doctorates from various American Universities.

Girls Section[edit]

The new campus was completed in 2008 and classes commenced in October, the same year. Separate boarding houses have been built for girls. In 2006 Salahuddin House was converted into a hostel for girls.

Information Technology Center[edit]

An IT Centre has been established adjacent to the senior school academic block. Labs are equipped with computer workstations.

Administration[edit]

Al-Maktoum Library
Administratively, the school is governed by a Board of Governors with the Governor of the Punjab as its President. District Co-ordination Officer, Bahawalpur and Principal of the school are members of the board along with the General Officer Commanding 35 Division. Six to eight Old-Sadiqians sit as members of the Board for a period of three years. The day-to-day administration is entrusted to the Principal, managed by the Executive Committee with the General Officer Commanding 35 Division as its Chairman.

Hospital[edit]

The Hospital at Sadiq is fully equipped with modern machinery and with an Ambulance with 24 hours services.

Facilities[edit]

Education
  • Boarding Houses
  • Science Labs
  • IT (Information Technology) Center
  • Audio visual aids
  • Electronic Lab
  • Libraries
  • Dramatics Societies (English/Urdu)
  • Debating Societies (English/Urdu)
  • Model United Nations Society
  • Amphitheater
Cricket pavilion
Sports
  • Swimming pools
  • Squash courts
  • Tennis courts
  • Badminton courts
  • Basketball courts
  • Volleyball courts
  • Gymnasium
  • Horse Riding Club
  • Cricket Club
  • Hockey Club
  • Football Club
  • Athletics and Gymnastics Club
  • Sports fields
  • Coaches for all sports
General
  • Guest houses for parents/wards
  • Mosque
  • Hospital (with ambulance service)
  • Canteen, general store, tailor shops, shoe store, barber shop, Post Office, ice-cream/drinks parlor, bakery, fruit shop
  • Telephone exchange (EPABX)
  • Auditorium

Notable alumni[edit]

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