The announcement of the International School of Choueifat (ISC) exiting Pakistan after 32 years has stirred a wave of emotions among its alumni and current students. Over the past three decades, ISC has produced countless graduates who now yearn to return for one last look amidst the waves of sorrow.
For many, ISC was more than just a school; it was a second home. However, as one chapter ends, another begins. ISC’s legacy will continue under a new name: Trinity School Lahore. This transition promises to uphold high standards in education while introducing new opportunities for growth. Trinity represents both continuity and enhancement, honoring the legacy of the late Mr. Ashraf Nawabi who laid the foundation for this school in 1992.
The emotional connection alumni feel towards ISC is palpable. Many have expressed their desire to be part of Trinity’s journey, seeing it as a way to honor the legacy of their beloved alma mater. “ISC was where I discovered my passion for science. The teachers there were more than educators; they were mentors. I am excited to see how Trinity will build on this foundation,” says a former ISC student who now works in the tech industry. Groups of alumni are coming to tour the school to now relive their cherished memories and reconnect with their roots.
As Trinity School begins this new journey, it builds on ISC’s spirit while forging its own path. The school aims to become Pakistan’s premier educational institution, equipping students for success in a rapidly changing world. Trinity represents the best of both worlds: the cherished traditions of ISC and the innovative spirit needed to shape every child’s future.
