Three students of sixth class went unconscious due to increasing hot temperature and lack of fans in the girls High school Nau Dero, district Larkana
Three girls including Tania Meernai, Aiza Bharchod and Sawera of sixth class from Girls Government High School went to unconscious due to lack of roofing fans in the school. Second, there is also shortage of rooms which have compelled girls of two/three classes to studying together in a single room which caused heat and made students unconscious. It is always happening, but, school management has not taken initiatives to improve its conditions by arranging fans etc. Even, now, school management called doctors for checking girls to give them treatment. Later on, those girls were asked to go to their homes.
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Sudden visits of schools by district officer education above 30 teachers suspended in district Sanghar
Different schools including Government High School Maqsoodo Rind, Lundo, Sarhari and other schools were made sudden visits by district education officer Yar Mohammad Baladi in Taluka Shahdadpur, district Sanghar. Absent teachers were indentified and salaries of suspended teachers were stopped. DO education said, while talking to media persons, that on the instruction of minster education and secretary education visits to different schools have been and those teachers who are not teaching will be punished accordingly.
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Above 15 schools of Naserabad, district Qamber Shahdadkot have been turned into dairy farms, teachers are enjoying salaries without teaching putting future of children into darkness
Boys primary school Menho Depar, Saniani, Wariani, Lalo Machhi and many others are closed since last couple of years. Local influential persons have occupied school buildings and have turned these building into dairy farms and guest house, locally called into Otaq. Children of these villages have been made deprived from their basic right to education. SMS funds are being misutilized. District administration and education department have turned their blind eyes towards the closure of the schools and are not ready to take actions against all those who are involved.
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Awareness program under titled Education is Our Right is organized in Primary School Bhachrah, near Sui Gas, district Khairpur Mirs
School administration organized awareness program, followed by conducting rally for the promotion of education inside the school. More than 200 children and their parents participated in program which was chaired by Mr Mazar Udin Shaikh, Coordinator Sindh Community Mobilization, district Khairpur Mirs. Mr Shaikh and EDO Male education, while speaking in program highlighted the importance of education and praised school teacher Mr Shuhab udin Shar saying he in only teacher in the school who is teaching and giving volunteer time to children.
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Villagers of Shahmeer Khoso village Protested against teacher’s absence in the school in front of Press Club Qazi Ahmed, District Shaheed Benazirabad
Villagers of village Shahmeer Khoso protested in front of press club Qazi Ahmed, district Shaheed Benazirbad. Representative of villager Mr Mustafa Khos said Mr Hashim Khoso is appointed teacher in this village since last 25 years but he always remains absent from school causing our children to be deprived from their basic right to education. Children and parents of the same village protested and demanded from education department to asked teacher to teach children regularly, otherwise, give us another teacher who come school regularly to teach our children, Mr Mustafa Khoso, representative of villagers said.
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Villagers of Gharhi Hassan protested for Opening School
Primary school Haji Hot Khan Sarki, district Jacobabad, is closed since last 4 years. Children of the village are compelled to remain out of school. Despite of complaining to authorities, no one is giving response to take initiative for opening school. Villagers protested in fort of Ibrant office and urged from the education department to reopen our school so that our children could have access to education which is their basic rights to be exercised.
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Citizens complained to Education Department against teachers of higher secondary school Udero Lal for their irregularities in school
There are 13 teachers are appointed in Higher Secondary School Udero Lal, district Matiari, but, only one teacher is coming to teacher putting career of above 1200 students on risk. Citizens complained to education authorities and urged to take action against all those teachers who are not coming to teach students and urged to ensure the regularities of the teachers so that 1200 students could get education.
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Villagers protested against the closure of school village Allah Dino Tevno, Taluka Mehar, district Dadu
Villagers of village Allah Dino Tevno protested against the closure of school since last three years. Protest started from Al Manzar Hotel to city gate chanted slogans against the corrupt employees of education department urged from the Senior Minister Education and Former president of Pakistan Mr Asif Ali Zardari to direct education department to open our school so that our children could get education. Simultaneously, they also demanded to take action against all those who are involved to destroy our education in the district.
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Anti-Corruption could not get record of above billion Rupees corruption in education Department in District Qamber Shahdadkot
Former EDO education had promoted above 300 persons on fake account in district Qamber Shahdadkot. Fake appointments and above one billion corruptions is recorded in district Qamber Shahdadkot. Case is being handled by anti corruption department, but, record is not provided to the related officers. Letter is sent to Minister Education, Secretary and A G Sindh for providing required records but only treasury department has provided lists, Parial Moriyo has said. Finance department of Sindh Government has closed above 1000 IDs of teachers who are illegally appointed, including 450 of Qamber Shahdadkot. P T Alaf demonstrated in front of the press club Qamber Shahdadot demanded for opening the IDs of teachers and for releasing their salaries.
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Sudden visits of closed schools by EDO in district Thatta
Mr Gul Ashiq Memon, EDO and Mr Sultan Barhani Supervisor visited Buri Makan, Badel Baber and Yaqoob Brohis’ primary schools of UC Jhamper and Jharik and found many teachers absent from their duties. EDO suspended many teachers on the spot and said those teachers who are not teaching, but, getting their salaries would not be tolerated.
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Ghotki College and Higher Secondary School lack basic facilities
Ghotki College and Higher Secondary School lack basic facilities. Despite of having budgets in mullions, but, these two colleges lack laboratories of Physic and biology. Deputy Commissioner Mr Ali Ahmed Qureshi visited these two colleges and asked principles to arrange these basic facilities for the students so that students both girls and boys could get the latest knowledge to compete the world.
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Recorded Corruption is Noted in Girls High School Madeji, District Sukkur
Administration of Girls High School Madeji is receiving bribe from the poor boys and girls for getting their certificates. Students are worried to get their certificates. Higher Authority is not taking notice of it and nor directing high school administration to facilitate the poor student at their maximum level, parents and citizens of Madeji demanded.
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Education official, contractor held
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Balochistan has taken into custody a senior official of the education department and a contractor for alleged misappropriation of government funds. NAB officials said on Monday they had filed a reference about embezzlement of Rs400 million released to the Directorate of Education Balochistan for procurement of furniture, scientific equipment, and reading, writing and other material. “On suo motu notice of Director General NAB Balochistan, investigations into the matter revealed that Director Nizamuddin Mengal in connivance with Additional Director Irfan Mohammad Khan and contractor Shabbir Ahmed, proprietor of Lashar Traders Quetta, misappropriated government funds on a large scale,” they said. Mr Mengal and Mr Ahmed were taken into custody.
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Now, schools to reopen on 4th
The Capital Administration and Development Division (CADD) has rescheduled the reopening of the government schools and colleges in the city yet again. Now, these educational institutions will resume activities after summer vacations on September 4. Also, local private schools and colleges have announced they will follow suit. The development comes in light of blockades on the city roads due to the prolonged PTI and PAT sit-ins against the PML-N government outside parliament house and as well as the occupation of many school and college buildings by personnel of the law-enforcement agencies called in from different parts of the country to maintain law and order in the city.
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Thin attendance at schools
A thin attendance was recorded at educational institutions particularly schools of the provincial metropolis on Monday in the wake of prevailing political situation. The schools especially those situated near The Mall recorded thin attendance of the students while a few private schools also remained closed. A number of parents talking to The News said owing to prevailing uncertainty and to avoid any untoward situation because of protests call by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) together with expected rain they preferred not sending their children to schools on Monday.
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New Scheme developed: Education for All
Beginning of new scheme with the name of “Education For All” , seventy crore Funds will be alloted for this scheme.
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In Mach (Quetta): Government Primary School Rehmania is facing various problems-BSO
Baloch Student Organization visited this primary school and discussed about various issues related to infrastruture of school.
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RIS holds teachers training
The Roots International Schools (RIS) conducted trainings for English language and literature teachers of grade 6 and 7. Roots Innovative Learning Program aims to promote excellence and equity for all students nationwide through a curriculum based on common core standards for English language. These common core standards establish clear, consistent guidelines for what every student should know and be able to do from Kindergarten to 12 grade. These standards are research and evidence based; clear, understandable and consistent; aligned with college and career expectations; based on rigorous content and application of knowledge through higher order thinking skills; and informed by other top-performing countries to prepare all students for success in our global society.
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Festival aims to provide youth the opportunity to a better life
The youth of Lyari want to inspire the world through their struggle and hardship for the sake of education. They want to serve the country and are keen to develop skills that will help them stand out amongst the crowd. “We want the world to know that Lyari is not a war zone,” said 13-year-old Alina Batool. She was one of the participants at the ‘Youth festival for entrepreneurship and community building’.
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Move to shift medical college from Sukkur opposed
Stakeholders, mainly traders, have strongly opposed the move to shift the Ghulam Muhammad Mahar Medical College (GMMMC) from Sukkur to any other place in the province. The move was discussed at separate meetings of the All Sukkur Small Traders & Cottage Industry Organisation, Sukkur Small Traders Association, Paramedical Staff Union, Bandhani Welfare Organisation and several social and rights organisations over the past few days. Leaders of these organisations expressed their strong reservations over the reports that a plan to shift the medical college to some other town. They noted with concern that faculty was being transferred from Sukkur to Rohri bypass with a view to finally close down the college’s present campus. They urged the chief minister and other relevant authorities not to consider any such proposal as the college fulfilled the government’s desire of providing medical eduction to a large number of male and female students from rural areas at their doorstep.
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Communication training for uni admin
Different capacity building trainings, workshops, and sessions for students, faculty members and management cadre have gained momentum here at National University of Modern Languages (NUML) with the commencement of a five-week long Indigenous on Campus Training (IOT) for management cadre (BPS-16 and above).
Closure of institutions irks educationists
Educationists on Monday expressed concern over disruption of the students of the federal capital for their academic activities which are suspended for the fourth week due to prolonged sit ins of marchers.
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