Enrolhnent At Childhood Education Centre Begins

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LAHORE: Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on 29th May formally launched the enrolment campaign in the ‘Nawaz Sharif Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Education’ by ringing the pre-school bell.

The centre has introduced colourful classrooms and modern teaching methods. Muhammad Yousuf, younger son of Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat, is among the first to enroll in the centre.

The CM also unveiled official uniform of the centre. She interacted with children and their parents. She inspected each and every classroom, art and drawing room, gym, swimming pool and directed the trainers to ensure safety of the children.

Published in Dawn, May 30th, 2025

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