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Jennings School, established in the 1950s by Lady Jennings, originally functioned as a Montessori School on the ground floor, with Ms. Jennings residing upstairs. Eventually, Ms. Farrel and Ms. Jones purchased the school and took up residence in the upper level. At that time, Ms. Sabira Nanjiani was teaching at Merin Imrose School. When Ms. Farrel and Ms. Jones decided to leave Pakistan for good, Ms. Sabira acquired the school from them, transforming it into Jennings Private School, which expanded to include a Secondary School. She became the last owner of the institution. Following the unfortunate passing of Ms. Sabira Nanjiani, the school gradually declined and ultimately closed its doors. Today, the Jennings Private Secondary School building stands as a Protected Heritage Structure, and any act of damage or vandalism is considered a legal offense under the Sindh Cultural Heritage (Preservation) Act, 1994. Unauthorized activities without technical or advisory Committee approval will be met with strict legal action. The alumni community cherishes fond memories of their time at Jennings, often organizing school reunions to celebrate their shared experiences.