F.P. Report
PESHAWAR: Cadet College Warsak proudly hosted its 8th Annual Parents’ Day, marked by a blend of simplicity and grandeur. Major General Noor Wali Khan, Inspector General Frontier Corps North, graced the occasion as the chief guest, on Monday.
The event witnessed a meticulous parade inspection by the distinguished chief guest, who bestowed medals, shields and the coveted sword of honor upon outstanding cadets excelling in academics and sports. The ceremony showcased a splendid march past by the cadets who saluted the chief guest.
Adding a dynamic touch to the celebration, the cadets exhibited remarkable gymnastics and athletic prowess, earning enthusiastic applause from the captivated audience. Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Major General Noor Wali Khan commended Cadet College Warsak for its commitment to providing modern education.
IGFC acknowledged the institution’s role in maintaining high academic standards, placing it on par with other esteemed educational entities in Pakistan. Major General Noor Wali Khan credited the success to the dedicated management and faculty of Cadet College Warsak.
The event drew attendees from various sectors, including parents of cadets, civil and military officials, and a diverse cross-section of the community. Established in 2009, Cadet College Warsak has become a beacon of quality education, currently hosting 650 students from across Pakistan, including tribal districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
