LAHORE: The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) on Thursday revealed that 15% of Punjab’s children aged 6-16 still remain out of school, despite the recent focus of the federal and provincial governments on enrolment drives as a rhetoric on Article 25 A, the remaining 85% that are enrolled in the 6-16 age bracket are not learning much either.

LAHORE The Annual Status of Education Report–ASER 2015—Punjab (Rural)—was launched here on Thursday, according to which, 15 percent of Punjab’s children aged 6-16 are still out of school while remaining 85 percent of this age group enrolled are not learning much either.

According to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2015 Pakistan survey, 15 percent of Punjab's children aged 6-16 still remain out of school and the remaining 85 percent that are enrolled in the 6-16 age group are not learning much either.

LAHORE: Federal and provincial governments’ efforts to increase enrollment in schools under Article 25-A of the Constitution have yet to target the 100 per cent of population as 15 per cent of Punjab’s children aged 6-16 are still out of school, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2015 Pakistan survey.

LAHORE - Despite the tall claims of the federal and provincial governments on increasing enrolment of children in schools, 15 per cent of Punjab’s children aged 6-16 still remain out of school, according to the Annual Status of Education Report –ASER 2015 Pakistan survey. The remaining 85 per cent that are enrolled in the 6-16 age bracket are not learning much either.