Education

Islamabad schools to get three weekly holidays

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Staff Reporter

ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has announced a four-day workweek for all Private Educational Institutions (PEIs) operating within the Islamabad Capital Territory.

According to an official notification issued by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training through the Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Authority (ICT-PEIRA), the decision has been taken in line with the government’s austerity and fuel conservation measures.

As per the notification, all private institutions will now conduct on-campus academic activities from Monday to Thursday only, with immediate effect. The new schedule will remain in place until further notice.

The directive emphasizes strict compliance, instructing all concerned institutions to implement the decision “in true letter and spirit.”

This move is expected to reduce energy consumption and operational costs while aligning the education sector with broader national conservation efforts.

Staff Reporter

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