LAHORE: In a significant development, the Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has approved the construction of five thousand new classrooms under the Public School Recognition program across the province.
In a meeting chaired by CM Maryam Nawaz, she emphasized the importance of quality education stating that state-of-the-art modern labs will be created in the schools to increase students learning capabilities through interactive activities.
Moreover, She urged to enhance the educational experience of government schools to make them the top rivals of private institutions. She also directed that all students should appear in proper uniforms
Earlier, the Punjab govt launched the “Read Punjab Programme,” to establish micro-libraries and “City Walls” showcasing small towns’ culture, starting with Wazirabad, a city renowned for its literary and commercial significance.
The program initiated by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has installed micro-library book racks in public parks, bus stations, and railway stations across Wazirabad, offering over 1,000 books at 15 locations.
This number is set to increase by 1,000 books over the next two to three months.
The primary goal is to promote healthy reading habits among individuals in parks and while waiting at transportation hubs. To ensure the books’ safety, rainproof covers have been placed over the racks.
