ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Monday launched a new curriculum for schools from class one to five in the federal capital of Pakistan.
In the next phase, addressing the launching ceremony in Islamabad, PM Abbasi said the curriculum will be revised up to higher secondary school as a revamp was needed to keep up with the modern trends and progress as a nation.
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He expressed confidence that the new curriculum will prove to be an important milestone towards shifting the focus from cramming to promoting analytical skills and generating thought process among the students.
“No country can progress without education and it is the time to review the existing curriculum to ensure Pakistan is able to meet the emerging challenges,” the PM added.
He said Islamabad Capital Territory will be made a model for the provinces in the education sector and the process of updating and revising the curriculum will continue.
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He also launched the programs aimed at one hundred percent enrollment, one hundred percent retention and one hundred percent graduation in the federal area.
