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Addressing OOSC

A highly ambitious plan to enrol half of the 25.1 million out-of-school children in Pakistan by 2030 has just been undertaken by

Why Students Cheat

On social media, a wave of videos recently exposed students using advanced gadgets to cheat in examinations. While the focus has been

In Unsafe Hands

AN HIV outbreak among children should have been a turning point for Taunsa’s main public hospital. Instead, an investigation by the BBC suggests that little

Progress in Education Sector in Sindh: Agreement Reached on Five-year Multi-sectoral Roadmap for Out-of-school Children

A high-level meeting co-chaired by Sindh Minister for Education Syed Sardar Ali Shah and the minister for irrigation, planning & development agreed to develop a five-year multi-sectoral roadmap to bring out-of-school children into the education system. Officials said the meeting was attended by Chairman Planning & Development Najam Shah, Secretary School Education Zahid Ali Abbasi, Parliamentary Secretary for Planning & Development Saadia Javed, along with other officials. UNICEF Chief Prem Bahadur Chand and Education Specialist Asif Abrar also participated. The

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