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Marie Colaco School | |
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84 Depot Line, Saddar, Karachi | |
Coordinates | 24°51′53″N67°1′36″E / 24.86472°N 67.02667°E Coordinates: 24°51′53″N67°1′36″E / 24.86472°N 67.02667°E |
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School type | Privately Owned |
Established | unknown date |
Founder | Mr. & Mrs. Colaco |
Status | Demolition stayed by SHC |
Closed | 1998 |
The Marie Colaco (pronounced Co-la-so) was an English medium school located in Saddar near Karachi Grammar School in Karachi, Pakistan. The school was owned by Mr & Mrs Colaco, a British family. The school gained its popularity during the 1950s and 1960s. [1] The school was politically forced to be demolished in 1998, but the demolition was halted by an order of the Sindh High Court. [2]
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