Learning kits for special students

The provision of these kits aims to empower students, enabling them to actively engage in the learning process


Our Correspondent June 03, 2023
Students of Islamabad Model College for Girls F-6/2 leave after attending classes as the educational institutions in the federal capital remained open on Wednesday. PHOTO: ONline

ABBOTABAD:

School learning kits were distributed among students of special education centres in Battagram.

This initiative was taken by Alternative learning programmes (ALP), a project of UNICEF in collaboration with E&SE KPK. These centers have been established in hilly villages specifically for out-of-school children, aiming to provide them with access to quality education and inclusive learning opportunities.

The school learning kits comprised items such as bags, notebooks, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, and other stationery supplies necessary for effective learning. The provision of these kits aims to empower students, enabling them to actively engage in the learning process and improve their educational outcomes. During the event, master trainer Syed Fawad Ali Shah said that the project aims to bring positive change and development of the Battagram district.

"Education is a fundamental right of every child, regardless of their background or circumstances,” said Program Coordinator at Battagram Asfandyar Khan.

Similarly, mentoring officer Fahad Ali said "The distribution of school learning kits is a small but significant step towards creating an inclusive and enabling environment for all children to learn and thrive."

Published in The Express Tribune, June 3rd, 2023.

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