APPSF presents pre-budget educational recommendations
An educational pre-budget 2022-23 seminar was held under the All-Pakistan Private Schools Federation (APPSF) presided by Central President Kashif Mirza. Addressing the participants of.
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New App for Special Needs Students
At a launch attended by Minister for Human Rights, Dr Shireen Mazari, on Thursday, Oct. 23rd, Pakistan introduced a first-of-its-kind smartphone app geared toward.
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Pakistan’s Dismal Performance In Education Raises Questions
One in four children in Pakistan will not complete their primary education by the deadline of 2030, says a report by United Nations Educational,.
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Pakistan And The Need For Curriculum Of The Future
Back in the days of my school life at public school in Mansehra, I often considered education equivalent to obedience, muteness, fear of teachers.
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PU To Be Taken Among Top 400 Universities, Says VC At 128th PU Convocation
Punjab University (PU) Vice Chancellor Prof Niaz Ahmad has reiterated his resolve to take Punjab University in the league of top 400 universities of.
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To Give Girls’ Education A Chance Is To Give Pakistan A Chance
The newly-elected government has many challenges to face and likely the most important is about the security and education, especially girls’ education. Education in.
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Govt To Devise Policy For Access To Quality Education For All: Shafqat
The government is working on devising a national level education policy to ensure that every child in the country has access to quality education,.
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Govt To Implement Uniform Syllabus In Schools And Madrassas
The government has decided to introduce uniform syllabus in schools and madrassas across the country as well as completely ban corporal punishment in educational.
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What Pakistan’s New PM Imran Khan Said About Education
Prime Minister Imran Khan’s maiden speech highlighted some major issues in our education system that he would like to address. Here’s what he said.
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Education The Victim As Suicide Bomber Hits Kabul Tuition Centre
A deadly suicide bombing on an education and tuition centre in the Afghan capital left at least 48 people dead on Wednesday, the latest.