The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has issued a directive requiring all private school buses to obtain fitness certificates to ensure the safety of children. According to the Transport Department of KP, it is now mandatory for all private schools to secure valid fitness certificates for their student transport vehicles. Any school bus operating without a proper certificate will face

The Secretary of the School Education Department has reportedly ended Saturday holidays, directing that offices remain open on both Saturdays and Sundays. Officials say the department has issued instructions to all subordinate institutions to implement this change immediately.

The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has announced a significant change in the schedule of compulsory papers for the CSS Competitive Examination starting in 2026. According to an official notice issued by the FPSC, from 2026 onwards, only one compulsory paper will be conducted per day, replacing the previous system where two papers were held on the same day.

Pakistan will offer a university-level course on international animal rights law for the first time in 2026, marking a significant step in legal education and animal welfare awareness. The program will be introduced at Kinnaird Law School as a full undergraduate semester course, covering global animal law, practical applications, and an examination of gaps within Pakistan’s existing legal

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has laid the foundation stone of the Autism Center of Excellence in Islamabad, a facility designed to support the training, development, and well-being of children with special needs. The center aims to provide high-quality care, professional guidance, and equal opportunities for children on the autism spectrum.

Saudi Arabia has officially approved the construction of on-campus residential facilities for students within licensed private schools, provided these accommodations are located in a separate structure from the main educational building. This development forms part of a wider set of municipal regulations introduced by the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, targeting private educational

Pakistan’s education authorities have approved a significant policy change allowing Matric (Arts/Humanities) students to pursue science groups at the intermediate level. Under the new guidelines, students who completed their matriculation in Arts will now be eligible for Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, Computer Science (ICS), and other science-related groups in Intermediate education.

The Punjab government has announced an extension of the Chief Minister Laptop Scheme to include private university students for the first time, marking a significant step in promoting digital learning across the province. In the initial phase of this expanded program, 10,000 laptops will be distributed, with the Higher Education Department overseeing the process to ensure smooth and timely

LAHORE: The Punjab government has activated free Wi-Fi services in girls’ colleges across the province, following directives from Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, in a move aimed at enhancing students’ access to digital learning resources.

A significant step in educational collaboration and youth development was marked on December 4 with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Islamabad China-Pakistan One Heart Step and Cure Home (ICOSH) and the Smart School, Quaid Campus (PWD), Islamabad. The agreement establishes a long-term partnership focused on empowering students and enriching the educational landscape