Report shows share of private ones fell by 4% against year 2019

ISLAMABAD:

Around 19% of children in the country remained out of school last year whereas the share of private ones fell by 4% comparison with the year 2019, according to a report launched on Thursday.

The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2021 further revealed that the drop-out rate in government sch...

In Pakistan, 19 percent children remained out of school in 2021 while 40 percent of government and 23 percent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8.

As per the report, 81 percent children were enrolled in government schools whereas 19 percent were going to non-state institutions, 1 percent in Madrassah.

The share of private schools has been dropped by 4 p...

Islamabad : The 19 per cent of children remained out of school in 2021 while the 40 per cent of government and 23 per cent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8 while multi-grade in grade 2 and 8 has been dropped in government schools due to improved number of teachers and classrooms, said Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2021 launched here on Thursday.

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ASER Pakistan Report 2021, largest annual citizen-led household based survey, was launched in Islamabad on Thursday March 10, 2022.

Released jointly by Mr. Shafqat Mahmood, Federal Minister for Education & Professional Training, parliamentarians across political parties, members from civil society and media experts, there was a unanimous consensus for urgent actions to be t...

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The 19 percent of children remained out of school in 2021 while the 40 percent of government and 23 percent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8 while multi-grade in grade 2 and 8 has been dropped in government schools due to improved number of teachers and classrooms, said Annual Status Of Education Report (ASER) 2021 launched here on Thursday.

As per report, 8...

No serious improvement witnessed in enrollment in last three years, survey says

Islamabad: In Pakistan, 19 per cent children remained out of school in the outgoing year 2021 and there was no serious improvement noted as the results of the year 2019 and 2021 are almost...

The 19 percent of children remained out of school in 2021 while the 40 percent of government and 23 percent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8 while multi-grade in grade 2 and 8 has been dropped in government schools due to improved number of teachers and classrooms, said Annual Status Of Education Report (ASER) 2021 launched here on Thursday.

As per report, 8...

ISLAMABAD, Mar 10 (APP): The 19 percent of children remained out of school in 2021 while the 40 percent of government and 23 percent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8 while multi-grade in grade 2 and 8 has been dropped in government schools due to improved number of teachers and classrooms.

According to annual status Of education report (ASER) 2021 l...

The 19 percent of children remained out of school in 2021 while the 40 percent of government and 23 percent of private schools imparted multi-grade teaching till grade 8 while multi-grade in grade 2 and 8 has been dropped in government schools due to improved number of teachers and classrooms.

ISLAMABAD, (APP...

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the creation of Pakistan. While it is a matter of celebration, it should also be a great cause of concern that we have not been able to enroll all our school-age children in educational institutions in these 75 years. Provision of education to all children is one of the fundamental responsibilities of any state. At least at the school level education shou...