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CADET COLLEGE PETARO

The college was founded in August 1957 at Mirpurkhas, Sindh as a residential institution. The first batch of teachers joined the college on 5 August 1957 at Mirpurkhas while the college building was still under preparation. While the government had advertised for the position of Principal of the college, Mr. Mohammed Hasnain was appointed as the in Charge (Acting) Principal on 25 August 1957 for the initial few months. He was soon succeeded by Col.(retd) J.H.H. Coombes on 20 March 1958.

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Petarian Activities and Updates

Interactive Teacher Training Workshop , Islamabad
The Petarian Foundation has long term plans for training of teachers at Cadet College Petaro. The first training program was held at Islamabad at the end of July 2005 for a period of one week.
Scholarships For Ex-Cadets
One of the key programs is to provide scholarships to meritorious ex-cadets pf Petaro who have a financial need for their higher education. Cadets who were funded under this program have studied at: Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences, Jamshoro. He graduated and is now practicing as a doctor. NED University. He graduated as […]
CCP Automation Project
Petarian Foundation provided Cadet College Petaro with a complete system and solution for total state of the art automation solution. The solution included computer hardware, wireless and cable networking, internet connectivity through broadband.
scholarships for cadets
This program is based on need cum merit. Only those cadets who have financial difficulties and who demonstrate academic and other capabilities are granted scholarships.
Petarian Foundation
The Petarian Foundation was registered on the 15th of December 2003 under the Societies Act of 1860, registration no. RS/ICT/427. While the general aims and objectives of the Foundation are broad, the main focus of the Foundation is to serve Pakistan through service to Petaro and Petarians.
Petarian Convention 2004
One of the most memorable and historical events in the history of Cadet College Petaro was the First Convention of Petarians held in December 2004 and organized by the Petarian Foundation. The theme of the convention was “Petarians for Pakistan”.
About Petarian
Petarian is expected to be a person of exemplary character, superior intelligence, extremely hardworking, ultimate piety, ultimate bravery and courage, honest, outspoken, creative, despising corruption, fighting oppression, seeking national unity

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Col.(R) J.H.H. Coombes

The first principal of Cadet College Petaro was Colonel (R) John Harold Henry Coombes, CBE, E.R.D., M.A.(Oxon), who evokes extreme nostalgic memories for those who have known him, have worked with him, or were students of Cadet College Petaro during his period. He left his mark on the college for posterity. His vision, his tireless efforts and his dedication towards this college continue to bear fruits to this day. Col. Coombes was born on 28 December 1906 at Guernsey, UK, and died on 18 February 1978 at Sellindge, Kent, UK after suffering a heart attack. His body was cremated near his home.

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The first principal of Cadet College Petaro was Colonel (R) John Harold Henry Coombes. J.H.H. Coombes started his military career in 1926.

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Houses

Jinnah House

Jinnah House was created along with the inception of the college in 195 7. The first batch of the 30 students were all in Jinnah House. In later year s, they were farmed out into other houses as each one was created. Likewise, Jinnah House hostel was constructed before the college moved its premises from Mirpurkhas [...]

Liaquat House

Liaquat House was created in the second year of the colle ge, i.e. in 1958. Like Jinnah House, the Liaquat House hostel was constructed befo re the college moved its premises from Mirpurkhas to Petaro in 1959. The rooms housing the cadets were designed to provide accommodation for 3 persons. In recent years, the number [...]

Ayub House

Ayub House was created in 1961. Its premises were built in the same year. The house is named after Field Marshal (R) Mohammed Ayub Khan, who was the President of Pakistan from 1958-1969. The college administration decided to experiment with a new design by substituting rooms with larger dormitories in order to control the students [...]

Latif House

Latif House was created in 1962. Its premises were built in the sa me year. The house is named after the famous sufi poet of Sindh - Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai who is buried at Bhit Shah. The college administration decided to follow the same design of this hostel as Ayub House. The rooms housing [...]

Iqbal House

Iqbal House was created in 1966. Its premises were built in the s ame year. The house is named after the Thinker / Philosopher Muhammad Iqbal, who is one of the greatest Muslims that lived during the 19th - 20th century. The college administration continued having larger dormitories with the successful experiments of Ayub and [...]

Qasim House

Muhammad Bin Qasim House (Qasim House for short) was created in 1967. Its premises were built in the same year. The house is named after the famous conqueror of Sindh Muhammad Bin Qasim, who brought Muslim power to the sub-continent in the year 711 C.E. after having defeated the armies of Raja Dahir. Qasim House [...]

Shahbaz House

Shahbaz House was created in 1975. Its premises were built in the same year. The house is named after the famous sufi saint of Sindh - Lal Shahbaz Qalandar who is buried in Sehwan Sharif. This house was built specifically to house the 7th Class students, an d to keep them apart from the older [...]

Sachal House

Sachal House was established in 2012 (Class 7) and O-Level, 2014 (Full-Fledge) Sachal House Master Junior Under Officers (JUOs) / Cadet Captains of Sachal House

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