ISLAMABAD: To guarantee a seamless transition and a solid foundation for incoming students at Islamabad Colleges, the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training has announced that it would begin offering advanced learner courses to students in Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12.
The entire month of July will be covered by this program, according to the Education Ministry. The ministry shared the highlights of the program, stating that the top instructors in the fields of English, math, physics, chemistry, and biology have been recognized.
For this reason, a second salary for teaching staff has also been decided upon. “We are dedicated to giving our pupils the greatest possible academic environment. The ministry declared, “We are doing all in our power to make sure our students have the finest tools and assistance to succeed in their academic journeys. Students from private schools are also invited to participate in this interesting effort by the government.
Students at FDE primary schools will get tracksuits.
The Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) has stated that every elementary school students would get a tracksuit in the upcoming session. This announcement comes from the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training.
The Education Ministry states that the goal is to promote physical and mental well-being among students by encouraging them to participate in sports. “We want our young students to have a lifelong love of physical activity and to feel like athletes.” The government shared the highlights, stating that all elementary school students participating in FDE will receive a tracksuit. Sports participation will be promoted to the kids as a means of promoting physical and mental well-being.
In a same vein, the ministry will encourage a love of exercise from an early age. “We think that every kid should have the chance to hone their athletic abilities and provide a solid foundation for leading a healthy lifestyle. This programme is a step in encouraging our young pupils to enjoy sports and physical exercise,” the ministry said.
Federal government abolishes the “B-Form” criterion for admission to schools
The “B-Form” requirement, which was necessary for admission to federal institutions, was eliminated by the federal government on Friday. Secretary of Education Mohiuddin Wani reportedly said that vulnerable groups have been disproportionately impacted by the “B-Form” requirement, according to a private news programme. He said, “Our goal is to guarantee that every child has access to high-quality education.” He went on to say that the goal of the initiative is to lower the number of children who are not in school and raise school enrollment. All children living in Islamabad will be able to enrol in government schools, regardless of their legal status.