52 ghost schools uncovered in Sindh
At least 52 ghost schools were uncovered across Sindh on Friday.
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Schools re-open in Sindh, Balochistan and KP today
Schools across Sindh, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will be re-opening from today.
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PSF to establish science laboratories for students in each district
Pakistan Science Foundation is considering to establish new science laboratories in at least one school of each district in far flung areas for the students of grade ninth and tenth.
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1,200 students of Lahore private school sent back over fee issue
At least 1,200 students were sent back home from different campuses of a private school in the city on Friday over a fee issue between the institution's management and parents of the students.
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Islamabad private schools barred from charging summer vacation fee
The Islamabad High Court barred on Friday private schools in the federal capital from charging tuition in advance during summer vacation.
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Sindh Govt Announces Summer Vacations Schedule
Early summer holidays for public and private schools announced by Sindh government, on Monday.
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Society asks more of schools than it did a generation ago, Education Secretary says
Teachers are now expected to be social workers, speech therapists and keep an eye on pupils’ health, the Education Secretary has suggested.
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Universities struggle to recruit top students as schools 'mercilessly push' Russell Group to pupils
Good universities are struggling to recruit the best students as some schools only allow Russell Group institutions to speak to their pupils, a higher education chief has complained.
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Boarding schools accused of 'washing their hands' of pupils with anorexia, charity warns
Boarding schools are "washing their hands" of pupils with anorexia by sending them home, a leading eating disorder charity has warned.
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Teachers to face tough driving-test style assessments before qualifying in classroom
Teachers will face a tough new driving-test style assessment in future before they are qualified to teach in the classroom.
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Exam marking reforms will cost pupils their university places, headteachers say
More pupils will miss out on university places because of mis-marked A-levels as a result of proposed reforms to the exam marking system, headteachers have warned.
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Teachers to call for ballot on boycotting baseline tests for four-year-olds
Teachers will call for a ballot on boycotting baseline tests for four-year-olds when they meet for their annual conference next weekend.
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Skipping, hide and seek and tag are the playground games Britons most remember, finds study
Skipping, hide and seek and tag are the playground games people remember most fondly from their school days, it has emerged.
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Private school fees reach £17,000 per year on average
Private school fees have risen by more than the rate of inflation, with families now paying out more than £5,700 a term on average.
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