Cadet College Hasanabdal (CCH) is a residential secondary school located in Hasan Abdal, Attock District, Punjab, Pakistan.

The idea of building a cadet college in Hasan Abdal came directly from then Commander in Chief of the Pakistan Army—General Muhammad Ayub Khan—in 1952.

For the present structure, the land that used to be the firing range was provided by the Pakistan Army, and funds were allocated by the Government of Punjab.

Cadets take part in sports such as basketball, field hockey, football, horse riding, squash, swimming, tennis, and volleyball.

The most prestigious title awarded by the institution is that of the Cadet Captain, a position of honor reserved for the individual who demonstrates outstanding performance throughout their five-year tenure at the college.

This remarkable accomplishment highlights not only his own exceptional journey but also a family tradition of excellence and leadership at Cadet College Hasan Abdal.

His achievement serves as an inspiration for future Abdalians to strive for greatness and embody the spirit of leadership cherished by the institution.

Sports facilities include two squash courts and a number of football, hockey and cricket pitches, as well as a horse-back riding ground.