Tump Deputy Commissioner chairs District Education Group meeting, reviews standards

TUMP: A regular and important meeting of the District Education Group (DEG) was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office in Tump, chaired by Deputy Commissioner Barkat Ali Baloch. It reviewed in detail the performance of government educational institutions across the district, the standard of education, the provision of basic facilities and various important matters related to the education sector.

The District Education Officer Tump, the District Officer Education (Female) Tump, the District Monitoring Officer RTSM Haleem Baloch and UNICEF representative Faiz-ur-Rehman attended the meeting. Male and female education officers from the various tehsils of Tump district also took part.

The meeting reviewed in detail the availability of basic facilities in government educational institutions, the provision of quality education to students, teachers’ attendance, improvement of the teaching environment, better academic performance and ongoing development and reform measures in schools. Education officers from different tehsils briefed the meeting on the education situation in their areas, the problems they face and the measures under way.

Education the top priority of the district administration

Deputy Commissioner Tump Barkat Ali Baloch said that education is the foundation of any society’s progress, prosperity and bright future. He said that putting the education system in Tump district on modern lines was among the top priorities of the district administration.

He directed all education officers to perform their duties with full responsibility, honesty and professional competence. He said a coordinated strategy should be adopted to improve teachers’ attendance, the standard of teaching and the academic ability of students. He added that all available resources should be used to provide basic facilities in government schools and to make the learning environment more effective.

The Deputy Commissioner expressed the resolve that the district administration would take every possible step to make the education sector in the newly created district of Tump strong, active and in line with public expectations, so that students get a good, quality and supportive learning environment. At the end of the meeting, several important decisions were also taken to improve the education sector, promote institutional coordination and make the performance of government educational institutions more effective.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan