Southshore College

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Southshore College
Address
14th Street, D.H.A. Phase-8

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75500

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TypePrivate school
Established2004
Closed2020
PrincipalRaheel Masood
Enrollment400+ (A1 & A2)
Affiliations British Council
College Board
AlumniTitans
Website www.southshore.edu.pk

The Southshore College was one of the leading co-educational private school in Karachi, Pakistan catering the best educational service around the country. Southshore is accredited by the British Council (PK611) . The school was also affiliated with The College Board (ETS Code 690182).

Southshore is jointly established by Bay View Academy, [1] The C.A.S. School [2] and Froebel Education Centre. [3] The A Level programme at Southshore, commencing in September 2004, offers students the opportunity to select from a wide range of subjects. The programme of studies includes a variety of learning modules. Students may choose modules related to the arts, the outdoors, internships, foreign language, writing, intellectual exploits.

Southshore began at the Clifton campus in 2004 and in Summer 2008 moved to a 2000 square yard, purpose built campus that includes 14 classrooms, laboratories, library, study rooms and student common room.

Unfortunately, Southshore went bankrupt due to the COVID pandemic and the poor leadership of Raheel Masood and is now bought by Cedar College. Southshore College does not exist anymore as it failed to catch up with times and the rising increase of A level colleges.

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References

  1. "Bay View Academy".
  2. "CAS A Levels".
  3. "Froebel Education Centre".