Access and Participation – Indicators (NER, GER, GIR) – Gender Comparison of GRE Performance – Transition Rates – Enrolment by Province, Gender and Location – Enrolment Comparison – Repeaters – Attendance Rates – Drop-out Rates – Never to Schools – Out Of School – Over-age for Grade – School Readiness…
School Readiness Percentage of children attending the first grade of primary school who attended an early childhood education program during the previous school year. Region Percentage Balochistan Total 34 Male 35.7 Female 31.7 KP Total 82.3 Male 81.7 Female 83.1 Punjab Total 90.6 Male 90.6 Female 90.7 Sindh Total 57.2…
The Sindh Home Department has decided to form a committee of MPAs and police officers to liaise with private schools and colleges for drug prevention. The decision was taken during a high-level meeting, which was chaired by Faryal Talpur, chairperson of the Standing Committee on Home. Officials said that during…
Over-Age for Grades Percentage of children attending primary and middle school who are overage by 1 and by 2 or more years for the grade attended. Region Primary School Middle School Percentage Overage by 1 year Over-age by 2 or more years Overage by 1 year Over-age by 2 or…
Attendance (%) on the day of the Visit Region Type/Level Government Schools Private Schools Primary Elementary High Overall Primary Elementary High Overall National (Rural) Children attandance 85 88 88 87 91 90 90 90 Teacher attendance 88 90 92 89 85 86 77 84 Balochistan (Rural) Children attandance 81 82…
ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari 30-May-2025 signed “The Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill, 2025” into a law criminalising child marriages in the federal capital despite opposition from a Council of Islamic Ideology (CII). The National Assembly and the Senate passed the bill separately last week. It was moved…
UNICEF’s National Ambassador for Child Rights, Saba Qamar, highlights the impact of child marriage on young girls’ futures and calls for unified action to protect children.
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