Distribution of June 2020 CAIE Provisional Results
The CAIE Examination Provisional Results will be released on Tuesday, August 11, 2020. Due to the current health situation, your A and AS Level Provisional Results will be sent to your Lyceum e-mail address after 2:00pm.
If the following have not been completed then your result will be withheld:
Class of 2020:
- Ensure that all Accounts Office and Library fees are cleared by Friday, August 7, 2020.
- Submit the University Application Record Google form. You have already received an email from College Counselling with the link to the form.
Class of 2021:
- Ensure that all Accounts Office and Library fees are cleared by Friday, August 7, 2020.
Attestation
Students may have their Provisional Results attested by forwarding a soft copy of their results to Mr. Clifford Nazareth at clifford.nazareth@lyceumschool.edu.pk. He will then e-mail back an attested copy within one working day.
Grade Break-ups
CAIE will NOT issue any component level grades for these assessed results.
Re-check and Re-exam
Information will be sent to you about requesting re-checks and planning for new exams.
Certificates
Certificates are normally issued by the end of the month. You will be sent an e-mail with instructions for picking up your certificates when they have been received by the school
Read MoreTeachers have access to:
- New Modules: CLIL Assessment and Engaging with Motivational Activities have been released in November
- Discussion forums: online discussion groups for teachers to hold conversations related to the training modules.
- Monthly PSGN Newsletter for Teachers: a monthly newsletter customised for teachers to update them on the latest resources and activities from around the world.
- Free monthly webinars: monthly online training webinars for teachers in which participants will able to interact with other participants from around the world and take part in live polls related to the theme. Webinars themes are taken from modules released on the OSS.
- ‘MyResources’ Section: teacher and leadership resources will be available on the OSS in the new ‘My Resources’ section for teachers to download for themselves. The resources are mapped to the online training modules and new resources will be released each month on the platform
- Online Self-Assessment Tool (SAT): teachers will be able to take the SAT to discover skills areas that they need to develop. They will be assessing themselves against the 12 professional practices on the British Council CPD Framework for teachers. If your teachers have still not registered on the PSGN Online Support for Schools Platform, then please encourage them to do so as soon as possible and join this fast growing community dedicated to professional development.
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KBC Outdoor Interschool Regatta
The Lyceum Rowing Team participated in the Karachi Boat Club Outdoor Interschool Regatta 2020. The results are as follow:
U21 Girls 4+:
Silver- Hania Imran, Sahar Fatimah Nanjiani, Fizza Moazzam Kazmi, Mariam Kanchwala, Cox: Maryam Meraj
U21 Girls 8+:
Silver: Sahar Fatimah Nanjiani, Hania Imran, Fizza Moazzam Kazmi, Mariam Kanchwala, Maryam Meraj, Alizeh Kazmi, Fatima Puri, Natalia Khan, Cox: Danial Sistanwala
U21 Boys 4x:
Bronze- Danial Sistanwala, Abdullah Ahmed, Huzaifa Bawany, Hassan Africawala
U21 Boys 8+:
Bronze: Abdullah Ahmed, Huzaifa Bawany, Mustaali Aamir Vasi, Malik Abdullah Faisal, Hassan Africawala, GM Afzal, Asil Zulfiqar, Abdul Hyssain, Cox: Maryam Meraj
U21 Girls 1x:
Bronze- Bilqees Baloch
U21 Girls 2-:
Bronze- Natalia Khan, Aaisha Siddiqie
U21 Girls 4x:
Bronze- Alizeh Kazmi, Maryam Meraj, Bilqees Baloch, Fatima Puri
Lyceum Football team makes it to the KUSC final
The Karachi United School Championship started out quite smoothly for the Lyceum, contrary to expectations. A dominant performance in all 3 group matches helped the team top the group as intense training followed. A thumping win in the round of 16 eventually set Lyceum up for a hard-fought victory against Bright Success in the quarter. With the team in the semi-final, chances to lift the KUSC trophy, that seemed real bleak at the start of a year, now looked like an actual possibility. A convincing 3-0 win over Agha Khan, the team that beat the current champions Cedar, set the stage for one last showdown against Nixor college. With nerves taking over and the crowds cheering, a thrilling final ensued; an equally matched performance took the match to penalty shoot-outs where Nixor prevailed as Champions. It was an unfortunate, heartbreaking end for the Lyceum team that grabbed the fair-play award in addition to the runners up trophy. Raneem Ul Hoda (C) was declared as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.
Slam Night 2020
LySlam is thrilled to invite you to Slam Night 2020: Days of Future Past, an event that is designed to celebrate words, soul, creative expression, and is an occasion in which our students write original work and have the courage to present slivers of their very selves.
This is the time to celebrate the ones who scrawl phrases on the back of their notebooks when inspiration strikes, the ones who:
‘promised myself that I would always put things down on paper
whether they were letters to women
who never knew I loved them
or in sticky notes to bullies
demanding their immediate surrender’ – Mike McGee
Over 9 years, LySlam has become a memorable platform to nurture one’s creativity and confidence, making it as wonderful to perform as it is to watch.
The details of the event are as follows:
Date: 13th February 2020
Timings: 6:00 to 8:00 pm, please be seated no later than 5.45 pm
Venue: The Lyceum
Entry fee: Love, passion, respect, and energy!
The event is open to all, including people from outside of the Lyceum.
Blythe Baird, in her piece ‘Pruning Into Art’ says, “Poetry is the way I choose to expose the myth of reality”. Join us in our exploration of time and reality, artfully brought to life by words and voices in the form of contemporary slam poetry.
At the end of our competition and showcase segment by members of LySlam, we will have a few limited spots for an open mic, which is open to all. However, if anyone does wish to perform in the open mic segment, please send your piece to us 48 hours beforehand. And if anyone wishes to invite friends and family from outside of The Lyceum, please fill out this form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfORBZhWqWtMHK2SLsEsVVHOHCGeAKocvSUm_l7t8UoV_v6eQ/viewform
We look forward to seeing you, and we hope (and know) you’ll have a wonderful time!
For any queries or questions, please feel free to email us at fizza.vazir20@lyceumschool.edu.pk
Arsenic & Old Lace – Annual English Play
‘Insanity runs in my family, it practically gallops…’
Come join the madness of the Brewsters in Joseph Kesselring’s comedy classic, Arsenic & Old Lace!
The Lyceum’s LyTheatre Society presents a play in 3 acts that is a statement on society through a combination of dark and farcical humour. It explores themes of family loyalty, nature versus nurture, and whether we can ever truly break away from our family’s influence.
Venue: PACC
Dates: 22nd & 23rd Feb. 2020
Time: 7 – 9 pm
Ticket price: Rs.500/- (available at the Lyceum)
Kashmir Day
In accordance with government notification, The Lyceum will remain closed on Wednesday, 5 February 2020, for the observance of Kashmir Day.
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Runner up at Scinnova III
Scinnova III is an inter-school Science Olympiad held at cedar college in which 3 teams of the Lyceum participated this year. It was a 3 day competition consisting of 10 modules.
Lyceum’s team stood as the runner up among 50 teams from all over Karachi. Our Team won two modules that are “illumination (Pure Science Experiments)” and “Redshift (Astrophysics)”.
Winning Team Participants:
- Hammad Atif Irshad
- Mohammad Maaz Owais
- Kabir Kateja
- Hamzah Jehanzeb
- Gaurav Kumar
- Luksh Sahitia
- Marium Muhammad Amin
Lyceum’s Red Army at LUMUN XVI.
Congratulations to the Lyceum Debate Team, popularly known as the Red Army, for their excellent performance at LUMUN XVI.
Outstanding Diplomacy
Single Crisis Cabinet:- Jomo Kenyatta’s Revolutionary Council – Saad Naeem Pasha
Best Position Paper
UNEP- Hussain Abbas
SINDH ASSEMBLY – Ammar Qureshi
BALOCHISTAN ASSEMBLY – Huzaifa Moin
KPK ASSEMBLY – Javeria Ethesham
Honourable Mention
SOCHUM: – Tarfa Siddiqui
PUNJAB ASSEMBLY – Mustafa Khan
DISEC – Aliha Ifthikar and Muzzammil Sattar
ZURICH SUMMIT- Rayyan ikram
KBC Annual Winter Regatta
On the 28th and 29th of December, the Lyceum Rowing team participated in the Karachi Boat Club Annual Winter Regatta. The lyceum won in the following events.
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Girls fours: (Gold)
Sahar Fatima Nanjiani
Hania Imran
Fizza Kazmi
Mariam Kanchwala
Maryam Meraj (Cox)
Girls Pairs: (Silver)
Sahar Fatima Najiani
Natalia Khan