LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz in meeting unveiled Punjab’s comprehensive education reform agenda aimed at revitalizing region’s schooling system.

At special gathering focused on school education reforms, she sanctioned monthly schedule for five-year plan targeting educational enhancement. Plan’s meticulous planning underscores government’s commitment to long-term educational development. Key highlights from meeting include significant progress on School New Trash Project, with Secretary School Education briefing attendees on advancements. Moreover, Maryam greenlit provision of 32,298 computer tablets to primary school heads, signaling strategic push toward digital literacy and resource accessibility. Groundbreaking decision was made to establish STEM IT and Science Labs in 1000 elementary schools, emphasising Punjab’s dedication to fostering innovative learning environments.

Asian Development Bank’s pledge of $100 million towards establishment of STEM labs underscores global recognition of Punjab’s educational revitalisation efforts. In bid to equip students with essential digital skills, an agreement was approved for Google certification of 300,000 children from government schools. This initiative aligns with Punjab’s vision for technologically adept workforce.