SINDH: The Sindh government has decided to restore a six-day working schedule for all public and private schools and colleges across the province. The new policy will bring educational institutions back to regular academic activities from Monday to Saturday.
The Sindh Education Department issued an official notification regarding the revised schedule on Thursday. According to the notification, institutions will implement the new working week from August 1.
Schools and Colleges to Follow New Schedule
Under the updated policy, all government and private educational institutions in Sindh will conduct classes six days a week. The schedule will include regular teaching activities from Monday through Saturday.
The decision applies to schools and colleges throughout the province. Moreover, the education department aims to maintain academic continuity and support a better learning environment for students.
Officials believe that the extended academic week will help institutions manage course requirements more effectively. Additionally, it may provide more time for teachers to complete lessons and support student progress.
Education Department Issues Official Instructions
The Sindh Education Department has formally informed all concerned institutions about the implementation of the new schedule. Authorities have directed schools and colleges to follow the revised working hours from the announced date.
Furthermore, educational institutions must ensure compliance with the updated policy. The department expects administrators and teaching staff to organize academic activities according to the six-day schedule.
The restoration of the six-day working week reflects the government’s focus on maintaining regular educational operations across Sindh. Through this decision, authorities aim to improve classroom engagement and strengthen the overall learning process.
The new schedule will remain applicable to both public and private educational institutions. As a result, students and teachers across the province will follow the updated academic routine starting August 1.
