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CONTENTS

Note to Parents 6Our Vision, Mission and Objectives 9History 10Sturcuture and Facilities 12Cadet Activities and Carriculum 16Admission Policy 19College Rules and Policies 20Hostel Rules and Policies 23Contact Information 26

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Dear Parents, We hope you will find our prospectus enriched with a great deal of information about Cadet College Attock. It will pro-vide you valuable information about its history, infrastruc-ture, policies within the college and rules governing the cadets’ academics/living in hostel. We take pride in imparting good education and providing a remarkable lifestyle in terms of comforts, security and discipline.

You will find in us a genuine commitment to the noble pro-fession of teaching with individual care. At Cadet College Attock, Cadets are encouraged to broaden their educa-tional horizons, so that they leave well informed and well balanced young people fully equipped to pursue a chosen career with confidence. Please do visit us, on our Open Day or by individual appoint-ment, to see the College at work, to experience and assess the atmosphere yourself.

Executive Body, Iqra Complex.

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Our Vision To develop an educational environment, in which all Cadets are able to utilize their maximum potential, both as individual and members, to become useful part of the global community.

Our Mission

The mission of Cadet College Attock is to impart best possible education, fulfilling the requirements of a Muslim heritage &

Nationalist thinking, making use of the latest educational curricu-lum, so that they leave well informed & well equipped to pursue a

chosen career with confidence.

Our Objectives To provide a safe, secure, positive and enjoyable environment for

the young learners entrusted to us.

To help and encourage our students to achieve the highest level of academics by utilizing the best features of Pakistani and Inter-national educational systems, provided in an amicable environ-

ment.

To assist the younger generation in preparing for adult life, equipped with traditional values, fostering self-assurance, hu-

manity at large, mutual respect and tolerance, a sense of duty & responsibilities to themselves, their family, their country & to the

global community..

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HISTORY

In 1986-88, the founder of Cadet College Attock, Lt Col Shahid Jamil Mian, had hap-pened to work as Secretary, Army Public School, Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi, with 2000 pupils admitted then, run under Central Ordnance De-

Public Administration) Karachi in 1992, he publicly announced it in a discussion with Direc-tress NIPA Karachi during a class, by telling that he day-dream to pursue his passion of making an extra ordinary good big School. Maj Gen (now Retd) Zawar Hussain Shah & many other course mates,

The College is recognized in the whole Country as an esteemed Institution & is well known to everyone in the District of Attock. It has so far been visited by all notable dignitaries of the District & a number of dignitar-ies belonging to Pakistan Army, Pakistan Navy & Government of Pakistan, not belonging to Attock:

I. Lt Gen Asif Yaseen, while he was Commander 11 Corps Pe-shawar, now Secretary, Ministry of Defence & Chairman PIA. 6II. Vice Admiral Abbas Raza, while he was Commander Kara-chi Fleet, Pakistan Navy.

III. Maj Gen Jamshed Riaz, while he was DG EME Directorate in GHQ.

IV. Maj Gen Iftikhar Ali Chaudhry while he was DG Artillery Direc-torate in GHQ.

V. Maj Gen Taufiq Rafiq while he was DG Engineers Directorate in GHQ.

VI. Maj Gen Sohail Shafqat, while he was Commander Multan Logistics Area.

VII. Maj Gen Rashid Mahmood, when Commandant Artillery School, Noshera.

VIII. Maj Gen Saeed Ahmad Wahla (Retd). Ex DG Ordnance Service in GHQ.

IX. Maj Gen Mahmud Raza (late) while he was DG Ordnance Ser-vice in GHQ.

X. Maj Gen Usman Shah (Retd) Ex DG Ordnance Service in GHQ. XI. Maj Gen Anwer Saeed Khan (Retd) as MD Canteen Stores Department.

XII. Mr. Khalid Durrani, ex Paki-stan Ambassador to Nigeria &

On 2nd April 1999, Iqra Gram-mar School was commissioned after inauguration by his father, PA 4254 Lt Col Taleh Muham-mad Mian (Retired), a fixed wing pilot in Pakistan Army Aviation, who had commanded 3 Army Aviation Squadron in Multan & had also commanded 51 Medi-um Regiment Artillery in Lahore & 649 Heavy Mujahid Battalion in Azad Kashmir.

The Inauguration Ceremony was attended by a restricted gather-ing of about 100 guests, mainly notables of the founder’s family from village Haji Shah, tehsil & district Attock.

In year 2000, during a casual vis-it to this School by two friends of the founder, Colonel Shahid from EME Aviation, then posted in AMF Kamra & Lt Col Sajjad ur Rehman, then commanding a DSG Battalion in Kamra Cantt, (both graduates from Cadet College Hassanabdal), advised the founder to make Cadet Col-lege Attock, since the land (505 kanals) was more than required for a Cadet College. The idea was liked & accepted & making of a Cadet College was started.

On 16 April 2001, Cadet College Attock started functioning with admissions in classes 6th, 7th & 8th after approval by the District Government, through courtesy of Major (Retired) Tahir Sadiq (from PML Q). The founder’s younger son Faisal Jamil Mian was the 1st student admitted in class 6th.

pot, (Pakistan Army) Karachi, then commanded by Colonel Syed Tayyab Ahmad. Based on the wonderful experience, it prompted him to make a similar big Day School of his own in his native town Attock.

He started making a road map leading to his dream & while he was undergoing a Management Training Course in NIPA (National Institute of

who too have retired now as Brigadiers, Colonels & Majors, in the said training, still remem-ber the interesting discussion.

In 1993, he had put the details of his dream on a paper which by & large, are being followed with very slight deviations. In April 1998 construction of IQRA GRAMMAR SCHOOL had start-ed on one of his ancestral lands,

now Pakistan Ambassador to Algeria.

XIII. Sheikh Aftab, MNA (from PML.N).

XIV. Col (Retd) Shuja Khan, MPA & Minister in Govt of Punjab (from PML.Q).

XV. Malik Ameen Aslam, ex MNA

(Now in PTI)

XVI. Mr. Ejaz Bokhari ex MPA.(Now in PTI)

XVII. Malik Hakmeen Khan, ex-Senator (from PPP)

XVIII. Maj (Retd) Tahir Sadiq,

while he was Nazim Dist. At-tock, (from PML Q).

XIX. Brigadier Naeem Sarwar, Director Corp of Military Intelligence.

XX. Mr. Shahid Ullah Baig, Additional Secretary, Cabinet Division.

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STRUCTURE AND FACILITIES

The Infra Structures is being explained under following sub headings: a. The Land & Roads Net-work. b. The Security Arrange-ments. c. Built Up Areas. d. Available Utility Services and Facilities.

Land and Roads NetWork

The land measuring 505 ka-nals, on which Cadet College

Attock exists, is the Prime As-set of the Institution because of its size & location. Lately this area has been included in the limits of Municipal Cor-poration of Attock city. While passing in front of Ca-det College Attock, the then Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. Shoukat Aziz too had got inquisitive about this College & had asked the Provincial Minister from Punjab, Colo-nel (Retired) Shuja Khanza-da, who was escorting him, about details of Cadet Col-lege Attock. He was much im-pressed to learn that a Cadet College had been established without any financial assis-

tance from Government.

Cadet College Attock, with a frontage of 1996 feet along Attock-Rawalpindi Highway is connected with this Highway, through a 185 feet wide open-ing on the Highway joining with the Main Entrance of the College.

The Internal road net-work is having, a 100 feet wide road running South to East, a 60 feet wide double road running East to West in front of the Academic Block, Hostel Block, the Jamia Masjid & the site of a 100 Beds Hospital in approxi-mately 8 kanals land. In addition, there are many 30

feet wide, 20 feet wide & 15 feet wide roads, linking the Mess Block, Laboratories, Play Grounds, Staff Mess, Commandant & Principal Houses, Live Stock farms & the proposed Auditorium, Examination Hall & Parks.

200 Kanals Land out of total 505 kanals, stands trans-ferred in name of Cadet College Attock, on the in-structions of GHQ, as direct-ed through letters, however the whole 505 Kanals of land is practically a part of Cadet College Attock. 8 Kanals land out of it has been donated to PMA (Pa-

kistan Medical Association) Attock, for making 100 beds Public Welfare Hospital. The proposed Hospital will be in-ternally connected with Cadet College Attock.

Security Arrangements

SECURITY WALLS: 505 Kanals of College land has a 7 feet high, 2 + kilometers long pe-rimeter boundary wall.

There is only one entrance from Main Gate for Security reasons. Many others inside areas & inside buildings too have been separately walled due to further ensuring the security arrangements & we have plans to cordon all areas & buildings with separate boundary walls.

SECURITY POSTS: There are 10 security posts made so far. 4 to 6 will be added in future. Each post accommodates 2 guards to perform duties of Sentries round the clock All posts have been named for easy identification: (1). PMA Welfare Hospital Post. (2). Eastern Tube Well Post. (3). Main Gate Post (4). Cattle Farm Post (5). Ramzan Post. (6). IGC top Post. (7). Poultry farm Post. (8). Staff Mess Post. (9). Principal House Post. (10). Commandant Orchard Post. SECURITY WEAPONS:

Presently we have 6 licensed weapons & we have plans to get permits of more weap-ons to strengthen the secu-rity.

SECURITY DOGS are a big assistance to our security system. We have presently enough dogs but we intend increasing their numbers since they provide better se-curity especially during the long & cold winter nights.

Built Up Areas

Presently there are 15 Pur-pose Built buildings:

(1). Academic “U” Block, with 20 classrooms for 500 Cadets, 6 offices with at-tached wash rooms, a staff room with attached wash room, 2 store rooms & 20 cadets washrooms.

(2) Hostel “I” Block, with accommodation for 250 cadets.

(3) A Mess Block for 250 Cadets having Mess office, dining hall 104 feet long, cooking/dish washing ar-rangements & stores plus a barber shop. The Labora-tories are located on first floor of this block.

(4) A Jamia Masjid for 500 men under roof & 500 men in open area. It has 100 “Wazu” points.

(5) Teachers single accom-

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modation with washrooms for 12 men exists.

(6) Principal House having 3 bedrooms & 3 Washrooms

(7) Commandant House having 4 bedrooms & 4 washrooms

(8) House Master’s House having 2 bedrooms & 1 washroom.

(9) Staff kitchen & Mess.

(10) Dairy/Cattle/Sheep farm.

(11) Poultry farm.

(12) Stores block having 10 store rooms.

(13) Reception/ Gate Offic-es.

Utility Services and Facilities

(1) ELECTRICITY Lately Urban Electric Con-nection has been obtained through courtesy of Mr. Ta-hir Basharat Cheema, advi-sor to Prime Minister on Wa-ter & Power Development, which has reduced the Load Shedding. The College has 4 transformers- having 175 KVA power ( with a sanc-tioned load of approximate-ly 125 KVA, leaving room for further expansions) on a series of electric poles having over-head HT lines

& over-head & under-ground LT lines, exclusively for Ca-det College Attock, since we spent about two Million Rupees to buy this facility exclusive for Cadet College Attock.. (2) WATER:2 tube wells have been dug, having sweet drinking water. They are interconnected with 4 inch line & both wells are having overhead tanks having a total of 25000 liters capac-ity. It again cost us 2 million Rupees plus.

(3) PHONELINES2 PTC:L Telephones are also operational.

(4) SUI GAS Sui Gas facility exists in the area. Connections have been fitted in every room but sanc-tion for connection is await-ed.

(5) TRANSPORT We have our own Vehicles of all sorts. A bus, a truck, a tractor with water bowser & a trolley, a pick-up, a van cum ambulance, a jeep & two cars, which are property of the College.

(6) COLLEGE AGRI FARMS To provide fresh organic food to Cadets, we have our own vegetable farm, fruit orchard, poultry farm, sheep

& cattle farm & dairy farm. Even wheat is grown on our own land to provide us fresh healthy flour.

(7) PHYSICAL TRAINING AR-EASSeparate grounds exist for Foot Ball, Hockey & Cricket in an area of 40 kanals & in addi-tion, 4 smaller grounds exist for Courts for basketball, Volley ball & Badminton in 6 kanals walled area besides the hostel building. Swimming pool & an Air Gun Shooting Range are in addi-tion to a cross country track of 2.2 kilometers length in-side the outer perimeter wall.

(8) MEDICAL COVERCollege has developed a five bed medical facility for emergecy purposes.

(9) COLLEGE WELFARE SHOPThe shop provides all utility items, stationery & selected good quality eatables.

(10) LIBRARYLibrary The College library is equipped with a large number of valuable and informative books for pupils of all ages.

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Academics An academic session begins on 1st of April and finishes on 31st of March. The academic session is divided in two terms.

Curriculum Class VI, VII Classes VI and VII follow the syllabus of Oxford University Press and Para-mount Publishers

Class VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Classes VIII to XII the follow the sylla-bus suggested by Rawalpindi Board

Subjects of Matriculation English (PTBB) Urdu (PTBB) Islamiat (PTBB) Pakistan Studies (PTBB) Mathematics (PTBB) Physics (PTBB) Chemistry (PTBB) Computer Science (PTBB)

Subjects of Intermediate English (PTBB) Urdu (PTBB) Islamiat (PTBB) Pakistan Studies (PTBB) Mathematics (PTBB) Physics (PTBB)Chemistry (PTBB) Computer Science (PTBB) Economies (PTBB) Statistics (PTBB)

ExcursionsEvery Summers Cadets are taken to visit a Water Park near Bahter. Twice a year a number of selected cadets are taken to see the Passing out parade of PMA Kakul.

Cadet Activities and CarriculumPhysical Education Elaborate arrangements exist for Physical Educa-tion and all popular games such as cricket, hockey, football, basketball, table tennis, shooting, athletics, swimming etc. An instructor

life by a qualified Qari Sahib, apart from the routine syllabus of Islamic Studies.

Information Technology Facility Keeping in view the require-ments of time & syllabus is provided to all Cadets. A highly equipped comp uter laborato-ry has been arranged for the purpose.

Horticulture Training Cadets are prepared to learn plantation of trees, shrubs, seasonal plants & flowers.

Dining Etiquettes

For the purpose of teaching table manners and eating etiquette cadets dine in the dining hall. We also make sure we assist them to learn table conversations, Sitting and standing etiquettes, use of

qualified from Army School of Physical Education Abbot-tabad personally supervises all the games.

Religion & Ideology

Cadets offer prayers in congregation in the Col-lege Jamia Masjid. Cadets are also taught Nazira Qu-ran and necessary Islamic teachings related to daily

Aesthetic Development To develop & satisfy the aesthetic sense of the Ca-dets, a number of green belts have been made, having parks, jogging tracks & refreshing fountains. Also the lifestyle at hostel is extremely high class. We make sure that whatever we provide your child helps develop a taste for an elevated lifestyle.

cutlery appropriately Cadet’s Mess

A beautiful mess has recently been established in the Col-lege to house 200 cadets at a time. The mess functions on self-services basis (Buffets) and the menu is frequently revised by the College Mess-ing Committee comprising of dining faculty members and Cadets.

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Admission Policy The details regarding the submission of application form and written tests are advertised in leading English and Urdu daily newspaper. We are also in process of setting up a website for your convenience. Eligibility for admissions to any class, a candidate must either be studying in that class or must have passed the last lower class at the time of ad-mission.

Age limits as on 1st April of the year of admission are as follows: For admission in: 6th Class 11-12 Years 7th Class 12-13 Years 8th Class 13-14 Years

The physical appearance of the candidate must correspond with the age mentioned in the application form.

Each year, admission tests are conducted in the first quarter of the year. The candidates appear in written & medical examination. Later they are interviewed along with their parents. We take admission in classes VI, VII & VIII. The admis-sions are offered solely on the merit and subject to availability of seats.

Procedure for seeking Admission Parents/Guardian seeking admission for their sons and wards are requested to pro-vide following: a) Filled Application form, with previous School Leaving Certificate & Form B issued by NADRA.

b) 4 Passport size photos of candidate (Sky Blue back-ground).

c) Photo copies of Nation-al Identity Cards of Parents/Guardians.

d) Medical Examination Form duly completed.

e) Draft/Online transfer slips of submitted dues.

f) Visitors Details Form, giving details of authorized visitors.

Submit these filled documents before the application sub-mission deadline. If the test is cleared, the admin office schedules the interviews with the cadets. The admission is offered to cadets clearing both written exam and interviews.

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College Rules and Policies Important College Rulesa. The Principal and the members of the staff are accessable at any time to the Parents/Guardians for a sympathetic consideration of their difficulties, grievances, complaints, advice or guid-ance to maintain discipline and academic performance. Important rules are as under:

b. The Principal has full authority to fine, punish, admonish or forgive student depending on the nature of the lapse and its impact on others. Corporal/Physical punishments are however not allowed in the College.

c. The Principal may ask any cadet to leave the College if at any time he feels that his stay in the College is not in his interest or that of the institution.

d. The Cadets must turn up punctually on the first day of each term and also subse-quently. Those Cadets, who remain absent without per-mission for a week or more are liable to lose their admis-sion and security deposit will not be refundable.

The Cadets causing damage

to furniture or College prop-erty will be fined heavily and in addition disciplinary action may also be taken against them. In any case the parents will have to make good the damage caused.

e. Cadets suffering from contagious or infectious disease are not permitted to attend the College, in the larger interest of other Cadets.

f. Parents are expected to see that their children study regularly during the holidays at home and complete the homework given to them.

g. The cadets exhibiting black traits will be withdrawn from the College forthwith. These black traits are as under:

1. Indiscipline, cheating, lying, stealing, smoking and show-ing moral turpitude.

2. Bringing or keeping fire-arms/weapons or knives and money other than pocket money.

3. Willfully damaging the College property or causing harm to his College fellows.

4. Being habitually unpun-ctual, untidy and slovenly dressed.

5. Using threats and restor-ing to violence.

6. Behaving rudely with staff

members

Vacation & Holi-days The College remains closed only on Eid-ul-fitr, Eid-ul-Azha & 9th and 10l Muharram & not on all Public holidays. The schedule of vacation is as under: Summer vacation: 16th June to 15th August (nine weeks). Spring vacation: 23r March to 31 March (nine days). Winter vacation: 25th De-cember to 1st January (eight days).

Same Vacation Policies are applicable on Hostel. These dates can be changed due to unforeseen circumstances. Caution Leaves other than planned by the college are not granted other than ex-ceptional circumstance. No leave is granted for attend-ing a wedding.The cadets overstaying leave are fined appropriately.

Functions

Parents/ Guardians of cadets will be invited on parents Day/ Prize distribution cere-mony. Celebration of Nation-al Days will be limited to ca-dets only. It is requested and highly advised to parents/guardians to attend these functions. It would provide them a chance to be a part of cadet’s social life; also it

Uniform and Clothing A complete list of selected items of uniform and cloth-ing to be brought along, by the candidate, will be sent to the parents on the accep-tance of the admission.

For Academics, White shirts, grey trousers, college tie, blue jersey, and blue blazer (in winter only) black shoes and black socks.

Summer a. Khaki shirt and trousers of the Army pattern, black belt, black shoes, black socks and black beret (cap). b. Shoulders titles, name-plates, etc. are worn by all cadets.c. Badges of appointment are also worn by the cadets, holding such appointments. d. Scarf and plume are worn on ceremonial functions.

Winter a. Same as summer uniform, with pullover of Army pat-tern.

Other Dresses a. Prayers and Religious Func-tions White shalwar and qameez with black waistcoat. b. Sports Blue Track Suit / White shorts, Sports vest, white socks with white PT shoes.

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the Board Examination will pay fee up to the end of the calendar month in which their Board examination finishes.

In case of withdrawal of a cadet by parents/guardians, the cadet will have to pay full fee for the quarter in which he is withdrawn. Fees once paid are not refund-able in any case. There is no provision of part adjust-ment/refund/remission of the amount billed, even if a candidate remains on the college rolls for apart of the term.

e) The manner of spending of fee is not accountable to the parents.

f) Full boarding and lodging fee for the academic year will be charged from a new entrant in any class, irrespec-tive of month/quarter of joining. g) Pocket money at the rate Rs.500/- per month will be deposited by parents with

quarterly fee(Optional)

Reception of Fresh Arrivals 1. The fresh arrival will be di-rected by the Gate Reception Office to the Visitors’ Recep-tion Room where they will be received by the Protocol Officer who will keep a list of all the reporting cadets along with record of their designat-ed accommodation/house.

2. The Protocol Officer will collect the call letter and direct the duty bearer to take the baggage etc. of the cadet in his designated house; mean-while, the admission formali-ties will be completed by the Establishment Officer

3. After the admission formali-ties the bearer of the designat-ed house/room will conduct parent along with the cadet, where all the belongings of the cadet will be arranged.

4. Finally the parents will meet the Principal and then leave.

Interview by the House MasterThe newly admitted cadet will be interviewed by the House Master on joining to note down relevant information like sports, hobbies, relevant aspects of his personality, likings, disliking and keep a record of these in a register to be maintained in the House Office. It will be presented to the Principal on inspection visit to the House.

15th December

April to June 15th March

July to September 15th June October to December 15th September

Instructions for pay-ment of dues: a) The fee should be paid through Bank Draft/ Pay order/Online Transfer. Cheque is not acceptable. Bank Draft should be in favor of Principal, Cadet College Attock. The cadet number and name should be mentioned in the covering let-ter and on reverse of the Bank Draft/Pay order, for online transfer the account details of Cadet College Attock can be obtained from admin office.

b) If the fee of cadet remains unpaid by the due date, a late fee of Rs.50 will be charged per day. After 1 written warn-ing the student’s name will be struck off the College Rolls. However student may be re-admitted on the payment of Re-admission Fee at the dis-cretion of the Principal.

c) No cadet will be allowed to appear in any Board examina-tion or for the annual exam-ination, unless his accounts have been settled in full by the date on which the examination begins.

d) The cadets appearing for

provides an opportunity to interact with the college team in relaxed environment.

Promotion Policy

For promotion to a higher class., the Cadets are expect-ed to obtain minimum 50% marks in each term.

Parents/Guardian Postal Address & Telephone Numbers Parents/Guardians are re-quested to keep the College management informed about any change in their postal address/telephone numbers. This will ensure immediate contact whenever required.

Smoking

Iqra Complex is a NO SMOKING zone. Parents/guardians/visitors are re-quested not to smoke within the premises of the Com-plex.

Payment of Dues College fee/Hostel Charges/Allowances are payable an-nual basis but for the conve-nience of the parents, these are payable in quarterly in-stallments. The parents have to pay in advance according to schedule given below:

Quarter Payable Latest by

January to March

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Visitorsa. Visitors desirous of meeting Principal shall arrange ap-pointments through their son/ward.

b. In case parents visiting their son/ward, the vehicles will be parked in the Car Park and the son/ward will he called to the Reception Room, where the visiting parents/guardians will meet their sons/wards. c. Entry of parents/guardians into the rooms/houses is not allowed and the house Mas-ters

d. Only people with approved information provided on Visitor’s Form will be able to meet the cadet. Parent/ Guardians are expect-ed to strictly comply with the rules.

Telephone Calls Parents/guardians arc advised to avoid contacting their son/ward on telephone as far as possible. However, in case of urgent matter, they may ring up between 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sundays/hol-idays.

Incoming calls for cadets on normal working days are only accepted in case of emergency.

Accidents/MishapsAccident & mishaps do take place during the games, PT, gymnastic and other activ-ities. Sometimes cadets do willfully abscond also, how-ever the College is not to be held responsible for any kind of | accidents/mishaps/willful absconding, causing physical harm or injury to the Cadets.

Safety of Cadets No Cadets will be allowed to leave the College premises. For the safety of our child, please notify the College with names & ID card number of minimum two such persons who should be allowed to take away your child from the College in an emergency.

Cadet’s Identity cards

All cadets are issued with iden-tity cards at nominal charges.

Weekends

Cadets are allowed to leave

the college on the weekends, once a month, if desired by parents. Transportation of the cadets is the responsibility of the parents/guardians.

Houses

a. The college has two hous-es, presently, namely Ibn-e-Sina & Ghaznavi House. On admission the cadets are assigned different Houses. Every House is under the charges of a resident House-master, who supervises, con-ducts and guides the cadet’s activities. He looks after their welfare and helps them solve their personal problems and

difficulties. The House is the focus of the cadet’s daily life. It provides a community of friendship and support and an atmosphere of social activities and academic awareness.

b. All Houses have their own recreation rooms to give the cadets opportunities to play indoor games and watch TV in their free time/on holidays

Note: The Executive Body reserves the right to make any amendments in the prospec-tus as and when required.

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Contact Informatipon Postal Address Cadet College Attock, C/O Iqra Complex Wel-fare Society, Attock

Correspondence Correspondence regard-ing college matters is to be addressed to the Princi-pal, Cadet College Attock. Location Cadet College Attock is located on Kamra Road Attock. It is ten Kilome-ters away from G.T Road.

TelephonesLt. Col Shahid Jamil Mian Commandant Cadet College Attock Office 057-2612576 Office 057-2602357