The government has decided to open educational institutions in phases from January 11

 Ninth to twelfth educational institutions will be opened from January 11, first to eighth from January 20, universities will also be opened from February 1.

ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to open educational institutions from January 11. According to details, an inter-provincial education ministers' conference was held today in which consultations were held on opening educational institutions across the country. The inter-provincial education ministers' conference, chaired by federal education minister Shafqat Mahmood, was attended by education ministers from all four provinces.

The meeting decided to open educational institutions from January 11. It has been informed that educational institutions from ninth to twelfth will be opened from January 11. Educational institutions from first to eighth will be opened from January 20. Universities will be opened from February 1. Earlier, it was also suggested that the educational institutions in the country would be reopened on January 25 instead of January 11. Suggestions were also made to reopen the schools in phases.

In the first phase, it was proposed to open only primary schools, in the second phase, middle and secondary schools, and in the third phase, higher education institutions. After consulting on these proposals in today's meeting on January 4, it has been decided to open schools from class IX to class XII from January 11. The Federal Minister for Education said that last year all over the world including Pakistan changed, 2020 was a difficult year for the world, educational institutions, offices, industries, and markets were closed, due to Corona had to go online system instead of school attendance. Many loved ones have also left us because of Corona, but despite all the difficulties, work is underway on a uniform curriculum.

Despite Corona, all the staff continued to work for a uniform curriculum. A uniform curriculum would be a positive step for the whole country. Therefore, we are trying to make a uniform curriculum a model. However, all the challenges of education will be accepted and addressed.