About Us
Habibian Traditions
HPS Pledge
I as a Habibian, hereby pledge…
As soon as these words ring out every Habibian (past and present) will stand to attention and join in the chorus to pledge his allegiance to the school and be reminded of the values they stand for. Habibians have been reciting the school pledge for the past 60+ years. By the end of his school life this becomes the identity of a Habibian and his life’s mission.
Our House Colours
Every child is assigned a house at the time of admission
House Colors is a very strong tradition at the HPS. Every child is assigned a house at the time of admission. This fosters a sense of responsibility and ownership in the students. Habibians take as much pride in their own achievements as they do in the achievements of their housemates. Over the years this has created a camaraderie amongst the housemates and a sense of competition between the houses.
Each house has its own student council. Students are awarded house points for sports competitions, co-curricular activities, academics and discipline. House flags are carried by the House flag-bearer followed by the House Commander every morning. Students line up for the morning assembly and parade according to their houses.
At the end of each year the house points are tallied and announced, This is always a day of great excitement and enthusiasm for the entire student body.
HPS Cadet Corps
The Habib Public School Ceremonial Guard (HPSCG), an honor guard battalion of the Habib Public School Cadet Corps, has played an important role in numerous school ceremonies since 1963. In their smart signature khakis, the HPSCG graces a series of school events including opening ceremonies, graduation events, and welcoming parties for important visiting guests. The Ceremonial Guard comprises a guard of honour, pilots, a chief cadet, flag party, gunnery officer, and a full brass band. Various ex-military gunnery officers have served the Habib Public School Cadet Corps.
HPS Brass Band
60+ years of excellence in MusicThe pride of Habib Public School comes alive through its Brass Band. The band brings crowd-rousing energy and enthusiasm to the morning assembly and at all school events from sports day to graduation ceremonies. The buglers of the HPS brass band sound the retreat at home-time as the national flag is lowered everyday.
In service since 1962, Habib Public School Brass Band was founded in coordination with the CNC Pakistan Army, General Moosa Khan. Since then we are proud to say that our band-masters have all been ex-military personnel.
The Habib Public School Brass Band has a complete set of brass instruments. Namely, Trumpets, Cornets, Euphoniums, Bass, Trombones, French Horns, Tenor Saxophones, Alto Saxophones, Clarinets, Marching Drums, and Bass Drums.