KARACHI, (Pakistan Point News - 28th Apr, 2017 ): The Hub School, founded by Jaffer Foundation outside Karachi, has started attracting the educationists from abroad and among the many who visited the institution recently included Patricia Johnson, an Australian who is currently teaching in China. She had remained the President of the English Speaking Union (ESU) for Australia and Queensland. Talking to media at Hub School after a visit along with her husband, Patricia recalled that she and Abdul Kader Jaffer met at many international conferences over the years.
Referring to her visit to the school, she spoke about meetings with the Principal, the Deputy Principal and Staff and said they really impressed her. The school, although is at its early stage, had quite a good enrolment with not only paying students but also many on scholarships, she observed. Patricia appreciated the greenery developed around the school and said that while walking around the manicured lawns and pretty shrubs and glorious purple bougainvillea.
"What an exceptional gesture this is for the future of the young men and women of Pakistan", she remarked adding that this school will be the leading and successful institution in the country due to the diligence and persistence of Abdul Kader Jaffer and his supportive board of Trustees and staff- all on a mission to ensure this project comes to fruition to educate generations of children for the future of their country. Patricia said that she and her husband were thoroughly impressed that the Hub School has been built to emulate the English style of boarding schools and was sure that students from around the world will be on a waiting list in a few short years to attend.
"What will be a school breeding successful men and women in law, medicine, engineering. "The credit for this goes to Abdul Kader Jaffer who proved himself as a successful diplomat and businessman, having given many years to NGOs and especially our `like-minded ESU". She said that the School is a very special project that we will follow with great interest and hope we can contribute in some small way to the success that it will obviously enjoy in the years ahead.
Referring to her visit to the school, she spoke about meetings with the Principal, the Deputy Principal and Staff and said they really impressed her. The school, although is at its early stage, had quite a good enrolment with not only paying students but also many on scholarships, she observed. Patricia appreciated the greenery developed around the school and said that while walking around the manicured lawns and pretty shrubs and glorious purple bougainvillea.
"What an exceptional gesture this is for the future of the young men and women of Pakistan", she remarked adding that this school will be the leading and successful institution in the country due to the diligence and persistence of Abdul Kader Jaffer and his supportive board of Trustees and staff- all on a mission to ensure this project comes to fruition to educate generations of children for the future of their country. Patricia said that she and her husband were thoroughly impressed that the Hub School has been built to emulate the English style of boarding schools and was sure that students from around the world will be on a waiting list in a few short years to attend.
"What will be a school breeding successful men and women in law, medicine, engineering. "The credit for this goes to Abdul Kader Jaffer who proved himself as a successful diplomat and businessman, having given many years to NGOs and especially our `like-minded ESU". She said that the School is a very special project that we will follow with great interest and hope we can contribute in some small way to the success that it will obviously enjoy in the years ahead.
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