Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat has announced that he will personally teach students in government schools under a new provincial initiative. The program has been launched on the instructions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. The move aims to strengthen the education system by allowing the minister to experience classroom conditions firsthand.
The Education Minister said he will begin taking classes in the first week of September. He plans to visit a different government school every week. These visits will take place without prior notice. According to him, this approach will help him observe the actual learning environment and understand the challenges faced by schools.
Rana Sikandar Hayat said English and Chemistry are his favorite subjects. He plans to teach English in primary schools and Chemistry in high schools. He also said he is ready to teach other subjects if there is a need. His goal is to support students while gaining a better understanding of classroom teaching.
The minister said he has great respect for teachers and values their role in society. He described teaching as an honor and said he is looking forward to interacting directly with students. He believes that spending time in classrooms will give him valuable insight into the education system.
The Education Minister explained that the initiative is not only about teaching lessons. It is also meant to identify problems in government schools. By visiting schools regularly, he hopes to evaluate teaching standards and classroom practices more effectively.
He said direct discussions with teachers and students will provide useful feedback. This information will help the government understand the issues affecting schools across Punjab. It will also support the planning of practical reforms to improve learning and teaching.
The initiative reflects the Punjab government’s focus on improving public education. Regular school visits are expected to give policymakers a clearer picture of the needs of students and teachers. The government believes this direct approach can help develop better policies and strengthen the overall quality of education.
The minister’s classroom visits will begin in September and continue across different schools in the province. Officials hope the initiative will encourage closer engagement between education authorities, teachers, and students. It is also expected to highlight areas where additional support or reforms may be required.
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Through this initiative, the Education Minister aims to improve the education system by combining policy decisions with practical classroom experience. The government hopes this effort will contribute to better teaching standards and a stronger learning environment for students in Punjab.
