Federal Government Revokes Saturday Holiday for Schools
The Ministry of Education has announced the abolition of Saturday holidays in schools and colleges across Islamabad, effective from August 10. This decision, detailed in an official notification, aims to enhance the educational experience and provide additional support to students.
From now on, Saturdays will be utilized to focus on students who need extra help in various subjects. The Ministry’s decision to utilize Saturdays is driven by the objective to provide focused academic support to students who need it the most.
According to the notification, Saturdays will now be dedicated to helping students who are struggling in various subjects. This targeted approach is designed to ensure that weaker students receive the necessary attention and resources to improve their academic performance.
In addition to academic support, Saturdays will also be used to organize a variety of extracurricular activities for students. These activities are intended to foster a well-rounded educational experience, encouraging the development of skills beyond the traditional classroom setting. Schools will plan and implement activities that promote physical fitness, creativity, teamwork, and other important life skills.
The decision follows directives from the Secretary of Federal Education and Professional Training. The Ministry aims to utilize Saturdays effectively to enhance the overall educational experience, ensuring that students receive comprehensive support both academically and through extracurricular activities.
The issued notification outlines that the new schedule will be implemented from August 10. Schools across Islamabad are expected to adjust their timetables accordingly to incorporate these changes.
News Courtesy: Pro Pakistani
