Karachi: Schools across Sindh are set to resume classes tomorrow, marking the end of the summer vacation.
The Sindh Education Department has confirmed that both government and private schools will recommence their teaching activities, kicking off a new academic year.
Sindh Education Minister Syed Sardar Shah has urged students to start the year with renewed focus and determination, stressing the importance of hard work and dedication for academic success.
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The Minister also called on teachers to embrace their roles with commitment, noting the positive impact of merit-based recruitment on the education system. He highlighted Sindh’s leadership in educational reforms, including the introduction of innovative policies like the teacher’s license program.
Originally scheduled to reopen on August 1, schools in Sindh had their summer vacation extended to August 14 due to extreme heat and rain forecasts.
With preparations now complete, the Sindh Education Department is ready to welcome students back to school.
