Chaman education officer makes surprise visit to Mohalla Shehsawar boys’ school

CHAMAN: District Education Officer Chaman Ashok Kumar Rajput made a surprise visit to Government Boys High School Mohalla Shehsawar to improve discipline, teachers’ attendance and the standard of teaching in educational institutions. He inspected various parts of the school, the classrooms and administrative matters in detail, and reviewed academic activities and the overall situation.

During the visit, he expressed strong displeasure over the poor state of cleanliness at the school. He directed the staff concerned to improve cleaning arrangements immediately and to ensure a clean, orderly and conducive environment in the institution.

Action over teachers’ attendance

The District Education Officer inspected the teachers’ attendance registers and log book. He issued show-cause notices to absent teachers. He made it clear that teachers’ absence and negligence of duty would not be tolerated under any circumstances and that action would be taken in accordance with the rules and regulations.

Encouragement for students and teachers

He visited various classrooms, asked students questions about the syllabus and reviewed their academic ability, lesson preparation and the quality of teaching. Students who showed outstanding academic performance were given cash prizes on the spot to encourage them.

The District Education Officer praised teacher Wazir Muhammad for his excellent teaching skills, hard work and effective teaching methods. He announced that a letter of appreciation would be issued to him, so that teachers with quality teaching and professional skills would be encouraged.

On the occasion, District Education Officer Ashok Kumar Rajput said that surprise visits would continue in government educational institutions of Chaman district to improve the standard of education and to ensure teachers’ punctual attendance, cleanliness and discipline. He made it clear that providing quality education to students and improving the performance of educational institutions were among the top priorities.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan