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Quality Education, Character Building Key to Pakistan’s Future: Wajiha Qamar

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Independent report

ABBOTTABAD, November 14: Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training Wajiha Qamar attended the Annual Parents’ Day and Prize Distribution Ceremony 2026 at Abbottabad Public School as the chief guest on Saturday.

Special Secretary National Assembly Secretariat Syed Shamoon Hashmi was also present.

Established in the 1960s, Abbottabad Public School has been providing educational services for the past 66 years. The residential institution focuses on students’ academic and personal development through curricular and extracurricular activities. Its alumni are serving in various fields, including the armed forces, civil services, police, medicine, engineering, entrepreneurship and other professions.

Addressing the ceremony, Wajiha Qamar appreciated the efforts of Principal Akhtar Ali Qureshi to improve educational facilities and introduce modern learning initiatives, including artificial intelligence, robotics, digital classrooms and upgraded laboratories.

She said education should go beyond textbooks and examinations, enabling students to develop knowledge, strong character, innovation and a sense of responsibility towards the country. She assured the school administration of the government’s cooperation in improving educational facilities, teacher training and access to modern learning opportunities.

The minister also appreciated the students’ performances and the efforts of teachers in organizing the event. She encouraged students to follow the school’s motto, “Character is Destiny,” and pursue their education with discipline, integrity and dedication.

The ceremony began with the recitation of the Holy Quran, accompanied by translations in Urdu, English and Chinese. Students presented physical training displays, national songs, verses of Allama Iqbal, humorous Qawwali, a dramatic presentation of a Hindko folk story, equestrian performances and gymnastics.

During the prize distribution ceremony, students received certificates, medals and trophies in recognition of their academic achievements and extracurricular performances.

Principal Akhtar Ali Qureshi presented the school’s annual report, outlining its activities, ongoing improvements and future plans. He also announced a bonus equivalent to one basic monthly salary for school employees.

Former principals, teachers, representatives of the district administration, media personnel and a large number of parents attended the ceremony.

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