The Private School Solutions of Pakistan has urged the government to allow private educational institutions to resume classes from August 3 to prevent further disruption to students’ education.
Meeting Highlights
The demand was made during a meeting chaired by the organization’s president Malik Abdul Sami. Participants discussed:
- Challenges facing private schools
- Government restrictions
- Possible solutions to end delays
Call for Registration
Addressing the meeting, Malik Abdul Sami urged all unregistered private schools to complete their registration immediately. He said:
- Registered institutions can continue providing educational services without legal obstacles
- Registration ensures full compliance with government regulations
- Delaying registration puts institutions at risk of legal action
Cooperation With Authorities
The participants also reaffirmed their commitment to working with relevant authorities to:
- Resolve issues affecting private educational institutions
- Promote quality education across the country
- Support students whose learning has been affected by extended closures
Officials Present at the Meeting
The meeting was attended by senior office-bearers including:
- Senior Vice President Imtiaz Shaukat
- Provincial President Saeed Khan
- Hafiz Farooq Khan
- General Secretary Tauheed Ahmed
- Rafiq Khalil, Waheed Shah, Azhar Khan, Malik Sarwar, Talib Hussain
What Parents and Students Should Know
For now, the reopening date will depend on the government’s response to this request. Parents and students are advised to:
- Keep an eye on official government notifications
- Stay in touch with their respective schools
- Follow updates from provincial education departments
