Private schools barred from collecting March and April fees from matric students
Private Schools Barred from Collecting March and April Fees from Matric Students
The government of Pakistan has issued a directive prohibiting private schools from collecting tuition fees for the months of March and April from matriculation students. The move aims to alleviate financial pressure on families, particularly in light of disruptions caused by examinations and the ongoing economic situation.
Education authorities stated that schools must comply with the order and refrain from charging fees for the specified months. The directive applies specifically to students appearing for matric exams, ensuring they are not burdened with additional financial obligations during this critical academic period.
School administrations have been advised to adjust their accounts accordingly and provide written confirmation to parents about the waiver. Officials emphasized that adherence to the directive will be strictly monitored, and any violations may result in penalties or legal action.
Parents and student groups have welcomed the decision, highlighting that it provides much-needed relief and fairness during exam preparation periods. Analysts note that such measures help maintain access to education without adding undue stress to families.
خلاصہ (اردو میں):
حکومت نے پرائیویٹ اسکولوں کو ہدایت کی ہے کہ وہ مارچ اور اپریل کے مہینوں کے لیے میٹرک کے طلباء سے فیس وصول نہ کریں تاکہ خاندانوں پر مالی بوجھ کم کیا جا سکے۔
