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District Education Authority Bhakkar
District Education Authority Bhakkar
Education plays a vital role in shaping the future of a nation, and the availability of well-structured schools is crucial for providing quality learning opportunities. This page provides a detailed overview of the educational institutions across Bhakkar, categorized by their level—Primary, Elementary, High, and Higher Secondary.
The data presented here reflects the commitment of the Education Department to ensuring accessible and quality education for students at every stage of their academic journey. By understanding the distribution of schools, stakeholders can assess the educational landscape and work towards further improvements in infrastructure, resources, and student support services.
Below is a categorized breakdown of the total number of schools in the district:
As part of the government’s initiative to enhance the quality of education and optimize school management, the Public Schools Reorganization Program has been introduced. This program aims to improve educational standards by outsourcing selected public schools to private organizations with the capacity to provide better resources, management, and academic support.
In Phase-I, which has been successfully completed, a total of 195 primary schools—both male and female—have been outsourced. This transition is expected to bring improvements in infrastructure, teaching methodologies, and overall learning outcomes while ensuring that students continue to receive free and high-quality education.
The reorganization program is a step toward modernizing the education system and bridging gaps in resource allocation, ultimately benefiting students, teachers, and the community at large. Further phases of the program are expected to continue, extending the impact to more schools across the district.
As part of the government’s initiative to enhance the quality of education and optimize school management, the Public Schools Reorganization Program has been introduced. This program aims to improve educational standards by outsourcing selected public schools to private organizations with the capacity to provide better resources, management, and academic support.
In Phase-I, which has been successfully completed, a total of 195 primary schools—both male and female—have been outsourced. This transition is expected to bring improvements in infrastructure, teaching methodologies, and overall learning outcomes while ensuring that students continue to receive free and high-quality education.
The reorganization program is a step toward modernizing the education system and bridging gaps in resource allocation, ultimately benefiting students, teachers, and the community at large. Further phases of the program are expected to continue, extending the impact to more schools across the district.
