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DEO Quetta visits Sargharagai Girls High School, inspects science exhibition

DEO Quetta visits Sargharagai Girls High School, inspects science exhibition
Photo: Courtesy of DGPR Balochistan

QUETTA: District Education Officer (DEO) Quetta Dr Naseer Ali Shah visited Government Girls High School Sargharagai, Quetta, on 22 October 2026 and inspected a science exhibition held at the school. On the occasion, students presented various science models and projects in physics, chemistry and biology, and explained their work in detail.

The school’s headmistress, Misbah Akram, welcomed Dr Naseer Ali Shah. The District Education Officer reviewed the models on display. He praised the students’ scientific knowledge, confidence, creativity and practical understanding.

Efforts of the science teacher

The efforts of Miss Zareena Bibi, the school’s only science teacher, were singled out for praise. Despite limited teaching resources, she guided the students effectively and played an important role in preparing all the science projects.

Review of the learning environment

Dr Naseer Ali Shah also reviewed the school’s academic activities and teaching environment. All teachers were found present in their classes. Discipline, cleanliness and the learning environment at the school were satisfactory. The students showed a good understanding of concepts related to their subjects.

The District Education Officer praised the joint efforts of the headmistress, teachers and students. He said such educational and co-curricular activities play an important role in promoting scientific awareness, research, innovation, critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students.

He said the Education Department in Quetta would continue to encourage such positive steps to bring out the academic and creative abilities of students and to promote practical learning. He urged the school administration and teachers to give students more opportunities to polish their skills and move ahead in the field of science.

Photo: Courtesy DGPR Balochistan