Gallians Continue Their Tradition of Supporting Lawrence College Junior Staff
Lawrence College alumni continue to take pride in supporting their alma mater in many meaningful ways. In the same spirit, the Community of Gallians has, for the past several years, come forward annually to collaborate and contribute generously for the welfare of the junior staff of Lawrence College.
This year as well, the alumni collectively contributed Rs. 17,60,000, reflecting their continued commitment and care for the Lawrence College community.
On behalf of the Principal, Brig Jawad Ahmad Zaka, along with the staff and students, we extend our sincere gratitude to the alumni for their generous support and this thoughtful act of kindness.
Such gestures strengthen the bond between the alumni and their alma mater and bring encouragement to the members of the Lawrence College family.
May the lives of those supported through this contribution be brightened, and may Allah accept this noble effort.
Historic Milestone for Lawrence College Ghora Gali
12 February 2026 marked a significant step forward for Lawrence College Ghora Gali – LCGG as a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with the Lewis School of English, UK.
The partnership will promote teacher training in the UK and Pakistan, student exchange programs, cultural activities, and summer & winter camps for students in the UK, opening new global opportunities for the college community.
The MoU was signed by Principal LCGG, Brigadier Jawad Ahmad Zaka, SI(M), and the Director of Lewis School of English, UK Mr. Alistair Walker marking the beginning of a promising collaboration for future academic ventures.
Strengthening Teaching & Learning Through Professional Development
As part of its ongoing commitment to professional growth, Lawrence College ensures that its educators actively engage in meaningful training opportunities. On 23–24 January 2026, the Director of Studies and three faculty members participated in a two-day conference on “Behaviour for Learning” held at Aitchison College.
The conference focused on student behaviour and its influence on learning, understanding the needs of Generation Z and Alpha learners, effective engagement strategies, and managing classrooms with a firm yet empathetic approach. Education leaders from leading boarding institutions, including Lawrence College, Aitchison College, and Hasan Abdal, shared perspectives on behaviour management and student development within boarding environments.
Notable educationists such as Dr. Shazia Hamayun, Ms. Tina Hamid, Dr. Sabiha, Dr. Pervaiz Hoodbhoy, Dr. Mariam Chughtai, Maleeha Khawaja, Dr. Zareen and Nadia Jameel Hashmi contributed valuable insights based on their professional experiences.
The faculty members who attended are committed to sharing their learning with colleagues and implementing effective strategies in classrooms. At Lawrence College, we remain dedicated to our students’ holistic development—academic excellence, positive behaviour, life skills, and personality growth.