At the Junior Section, History and Geography are taught through a series of interactive projects and activities. This year despite the challenges of On-line learning, the students were introduced to the civilization of Ancient China through artwork, stories, writing assignment as well as an introduction to the ancient art of Tai Chi. This was followed by a detailed look into the Continent of Africa through interactive videos, story sessions and music.

Karachi Boat Club sent a 37-member team to represent Pakistan at the Vienna International Rowing Regatta held on 1 and 2 July at the Regatta Course Vienna, Danube River. 21 students of The C.A.S. School, from classes 8 to 11, participated in the Regatta.The rowing competition had an impressive line of over 500 athletes from 47 clubs of 15 different countries. Pakistan secured the 6th position with 77 points. C.A.S. won a silver and two bronze medals in the U-17 Girls’ Fours, U-15 Boys’ Scull and U-19 Mens‘ Pair respectively. Members of the C.A.S. team were Cyrus Khan, Dina Kashif Rashid, Hamza Omair Hafiz, Kazima Aejaz, Shaheer Karim Sabuwala and Zurain Tahir from Class 8, Mikaal Shahrukh Paracha, Rayan Saad, Rohail Ahsan Choudhry, Saif Malik, Shahvaiz Ahmed Zia, Sheikh Aariz Danish and Syed Rafae Abbas Kazmi from Class 9, Abiha Taimur, Azka Azhar, Eishal Ayesha Rajput, Syed Rayan Ahmed, Salaar Zafar Ali and Ayzah Mazhar from Class 10, Ensi Qiao and Amaan Asad from Class 11. This would not have been possible without our students going through a rigorous training for two months and the dedication of Ms Reem Ansari, Head, Learning Modules, and our rowing coaches, Mr Aneel Shehzad and Mr Mubaraz Ashraf. A big thank you is due to the Karachi Boat Club, in particular to Mr Arif Ikram, Captain of Boats, for his support throughout the event. We appreciate McDonald’s, Jubilee Life Insurance, Pak-Arab Refinery Company Limited, Habib Metropolitan Bank and Al Emaan Town, our sponsors for their generous contribution.

The C.A.S.School has collaborated with the Karachi United (KU) football club to form an after-school Junior Football Club for classes 1 and 2. The practices are conducted by two KU coaches, and are held on separate days for each class to ensure every student receives proper training. This is the beginning of what we hope will become The C.A.S. School’s football team.