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Education Department Imposes Major Restrictions on Private Schools

Published On: January 28, 2026
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Education Department Imposes Major Restrictions on Private Schools

The Education Department has imposed strict new restrictions on private schools, banning the use of school buildings for residential and commercial purposes.

According to official sources, private school premises will now be used exclusively for educational activities. Any form of housing, shops, or business operations within school buildings has been declared a serious violation of regulations.

Inspection Drive Across Sindh

The Sindh Education Department has announced a province-wide inspection campaign to ensure compliance with the new rules. All private schools have been directed to submit structural fitness certificates to verify the safety of their buildings.

Authorities have also ordered the closure of schools operating in unsafe, damaged, or poorly maintained structures. Such institutions will be vacated immediately to protect students and staff.

Strict Penalties for Violations

The department has warned that schools violating these rules will face severe consequences, including:

  • Suspension or cancellation of registration

  • Sealing of school premises

  • Legal action against management

Officials emphasized that commercial activities inside schools are unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

Safety Responsibility Placed on School Management

The Education Department has made it clear that in case of any accident or emergency within school premises, full responsibility will rest with the school administration.

School owners have been urged to ensure proper maintenance, safety measures, and legal compliance to avoid penalties.

Government’s Aim: Safe Learning Environment

Officials stated that these measures aim to provide students with a safe, distraction-free, and professional learning environment. The government is committed to improving educational standards and eliminating illegal practices in private institutions.

Parents have also been advised to verify their children’s schools’ legal status and safety certifications.

Hamza Ali

Hamza Ali is an experienced writer contributing to the pefma.com.pk platform. With a strong background in government projects and infrastructure development, his work focuses on bringing attention to the impact of public sector initiatives.

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