Presided by Mian Imran Masood, PEC as an advocacy body of the leading private schools aims at creating high achievers for a bright and successful future.
Learning loss is irreversible. Even in crises, the world adapts-not shuts education.
تعلیمی نقصان ناقابلِ تلافی ہے۔ بحران میں بھی دنیا نظام کو اپناتی ہے، تعلیم بند نہیں کرتی۔
#KeepSchoolsOpen#EducationEmergency#Pakistan
Disappointed!
Education is first to be compromised again.
We request to reconsider and let schools take mid-term exams and follow previous practice of closing schools on 22nd of December.
We held a meeting with experts and govt officials today addressing the SMOG challenge in Punjab.
With an improved Air Quality Index (AQI), no restrictions are planned for the upcoming weekend.
Additionally, winter vacations for children will commence from Dec 18 , 2023 to Jan 1, 2024.
#SmogChallenge
#CMPunjab
If Serious in Combating Global Warming ?
Government to promote use of Public Transport.
Arranging “Buses for school children” is beyond the capacity of private schools.
@SchoolDept@SchoolEduPunjab@DrMuradPTI@CS_Punjab
Immediate Attention of Government of the Punjab
Notification of SNC/NC 2022 (Pre-1 to 8) is still awaited to be issued.
It is anticipated that timely availability of the school books for the Academic Year 2023-24 will suffer delays if action is not taken NOW!
@DrMuradPTI
Immediate Attention of Government of the Punjab
Notification of SNC/NC 2022 (Pre-1 to 8) is still awaited to be issued.
It is anticipated that timely availability of the school books for the Academic Year 2023-24 will suffer delays if action is not taken NOW!
@DrMuradPTI
Acc to #ADB report private edu sector in 2017–2018,represented
37.9% of edu
institutions & 44.3% of
enrolment in Pak. If this huge contribution derails due to financial reasons what will be future of these childrens.Govt needs to allow schools to adjust fees agnst #inflation.
Private school sector has contributed in bringing and maintaining quality education in Pakistan. Therefore we request the govt to understand the financial crisis the sector is facing in these times of high inflation and allow it to increase fees. @SchoolEduPunjab@EduMinistryPK
According to the latest forecast, inflation in Pakistan is going to hit all time high 30%. If this trend continues, the survival of private schools will be in jeopardy. Government should immediately allow, financially strapped, private schools to increase fees.