Confusion still persists over Iqbal Day holiday

On the other hand, secretary education Sindh has said there was no public holiday on Nov 9, hence all educational institutions will remain open.

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Punjab govt decides to monitor students from 6th to 8th grades

Punjab government has decided to introduce the monitoring of students from 6th to 8th grades in view of reports of deteriorating standard of education ...

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Khattak says will revive lost fame of Fazal e Haq College Mardan

The Provincial Minister for Elementary and Secondary Education, Muhammad Atif, MNAs Dr. Imran Khattak, Ali Muhammad Khan and Mujahid Khan, ...

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A radical divide

Some children who are uninterested in pursuing education are usually sent for religious education while brighter children are sent by their families into ...

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School is where the heart is: 10-year-old still searches for her lost schoolbag

While Nosheen is worried about her education, her father Wahidullah says the family is living in a tent and does not have the ability to save itself from ...

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Secretory Education Sindh declares 'No Holiday' on Iqbald Day

KARACHI: Secretory Education of Sindh and Director Schools in late hours of Saturday has announced that all the private and government schools of ...

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Khattak vows to revive lost fame of Fazal-e-Haq College

Elementary and Secondary Education Minister Muhammad Atif, lawmakers Dr Imran Khattak, Ali Muhammad Khan, Mujahid Khan, officers of the ...

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'Quality education being provided in govt institutions'

SARGODHA - Minister for Education Rana Mashood Ahmed has said that Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has given the vision of Knowledge ...

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Doing quite the opposite

We Pakistanis are quite good at doing exactly the opposite of what the rest of the world aims to do. Take, for instance, the case of education, in which ...

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At what cost?

Minister for Education, Rana Mashhood, in a press conference shrugged off the perception that road and transport projects have eaten away other ...

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