Handwriting, Calligraphy Training in Schools on Cards

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RAWALPINDI: A project aimed at improving students’ handwriting has been finalised and approved, followed by a formal agreement between the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) and Educational National Services (CNS).

Under the agreement, the students in PEF-affiliated schools will receive specialised training in handwriting, writing skills and calligraphy.

The agreement was signed by PEF Deputy Managing Director (Support Services) Bushra Naseer and CNS Chief Executive Amjad Hassan.

News Published in Express Tribune on December 31st, 2025.

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