Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat has announced that he will personally teach students in government schools as part of a new initiative launched under the directives of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif. The move is aimed at strengthening the education system, increasing direct engagement with students, and demonstrating the government’s commitment to improving learning standards across the province.
Sharing his excitement about the initiative, the minister revealed that English and Chemistry are his favorite subjects. He said he plans to teach English in primary schools and Chemistry in high schools, allowing students to interact directly with the provincial education minister in a classroom environment. He also emphasized that he is ready to teach any other subject whenever required, reflecting his dedication to supporting both teachers and students.
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According to Rana Sikandar Hayat, the initiative is not merely symbolic but is intended to inspire students, motivate teachers, and encourage greater accountability within the education sector. By stepping into classrooms himself, the minister hopes to better understand the challenges faced by students and educators while promoting a culture of quality education and active participation.
The Punjab government has introduced several education reforms in recent months, focusing on improving school infrastructure, enhancing teaching standards, and increasing student enrollment. Officials believe that direct involvement by senior leadership will help build confidence in public schools and encourage higher academic performance.
The announcement has generated widespread attention on social media, with many praising the minister’s hands-on approach, while others expressed hope that the initiative will lead to long-term improvements in Punjab’s education system and inspire more practical reforms in the future.
