Govt. Boys Primary School Mazarabad Teertage

Awaran's Educational Dichotomy: Where Did The Money Go? Despite Awaran receiving more than 7 billion rupees, the district continues to have a bunch of dysfunctional schools, lack of electricity, and a deteriorated

Students in Mazarabad, Teertage, protested and demanded teachers two years ago, but unfortunately, they are yet to receive more than one teacher in their school. They currently have only one teacher, but they are struggling to get additional staffs.It appears that district education officers are not interested in addressing such issues. For a single teacher, it is really hard to manage the students, let alone teach them - effective teaching is a very far cry. Mazarabad demands both teaching and non-teaching staff. Respected District Education Officer, Sir Niaz Ahmed, should pay attention to this matter and ensure the provision of teachers and non-teaching staff.

Meet Aqeela Ashraf, a young non-verbal student from Government Boys Primary School Mazarabad Teertage. She is currently studying in Class Three. In the pictures below, she is seen writing her mathematics questions in her notebook with full dedication.

Aqeela is eager to learn and determined to continue her basic education. Although it is challenging for students with speech impairments to study in schools that are not fully equipped for their needs, Aqeela has not given up. She continues to learn, grow, and perform wonderfully in her class.

Her hard work, courage, and commitment are truly inspiring.
Let us support her educational journey.
Let us stand with her and help her achieve her dreams, because every child deserves a chance to learn, shine, and succeed.

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Teachers’ hard work is making it possible for talented students to showcase themselves at the right stage of their school life. Sir Allah Bakhsh and his staff are working tirelessly to develop their students’ talents—an excellent initiative that every government school in the district should adopt.