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Minister for Education and Literacy
As the schools are closed due to Covid-19 Corona Pandemic, School Education and Literacy Department launches SELD Learning App by Muse and Digital Classroom by Microsoft to facilitate children’s continued online learning. School Education & Literacy Department is appreciative of the joint ventures with UNICEF, Mera Sabaq Private Limited, Microsoft and Sabaq Foundation Trust for establishing these digital learning platforms in accordance with the provincial curriculum. We expect that children will make the most of it.
Secretary School Education & Literacy Department
Alhamdolillah, in collaboration with our partners UNICEF, SABAQ Muse, Microsoft and Sabaq Foundation Trust we have developed SELD Learning App by Muse and Digital Classrooms by Microsoft to cater to the educational needs of school children in current emergency situation. We are formally organizing these digital learning platforms to avoid any further gap in children's learning across the province.
Investing In Education
Bio-metric Verification
Ensuring Transparency
Free Textbooks
Promoting Education Access
Girls Stipend
Gender Justice Through Education
Outsourcing Government Schools to Education Organization
Marginalized Areas of Sindh
School Specific Budget
For Smooth Outcome
Sindh Schools Monitoring System
Realtime School Monitoring
SEMIS
Compiling School-Level Data from Across the Province
Standardized Achievement Test
Student Learning Outcomes
Success Stories
Story of Arooba Abbas
Assalam-O-Alaikum, My name is Arooba Abbas Leghari, I’m a student of class VIII. I am studying in Government Girls Higher Secondary School. I’m also one of them who received girls’ stipend from the government.I have bought a new uniform after collection of stipend. This stipend has helped my parents reduce financial burdens regarding pursuance of my study. I would like to say to the government that please continue this initiative as this can help me continue my education.
Muhammad Bilal Ehsan —Myth Buster
Hafiz Muhammad Bilal Ehsan, a student of grad IX at the Government Boys Secondary School, Younasabad; has made his school proud by winning a Karachi wide quiz competition —‘Challenge to Everyone’ — organized by ‘Helping Hand Trust’.
“We were informed in the school about the competition. Some students were selected for trials. When the in-school trials took place, three out of six students were selected to represent the school; I was selected to represent the school for the quiz competition.” shared Bilal. From district South (Karachi), 14 schools participated and Bilal stood first in the district. He was awarded the ‘district winning belt’ and qualified for the next round of the competition.
For the Karachi crown, there were participants from all the six districts. Bilal was the only participant from a government school, while all other participants were from the private schools. “We were given three themes by the organizers — ‘The creation of Pakistan’, ‘The evolution in the constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan’ and ‘Pakistan’s resources’. The competition got withdrawal amongst the three finalists. And we were [then] asked the out-of-theme questions” said Bilal. “I was under the impression that the participants from the private schools would out-class me in the final round but it turned out a good fight.” He added.
Bilal was declared the ‘Karachi Winner’ of the competition, restoring the faith in resilience and hard work of the government school students.
