Reforms

“To create a progressive KP with citizens who are socially responsible and economically independent”

• Rs. 2.5 Billion spent on 450 Million books that were provided to over 4.3 Million Students for free annually.
• Matter of Uniformity: Core books (English, Mathematics and Science) for grade 1-5 have been revised.
• By June 2018: Core books of grade 9 will also be revised.

• The identified missing facilities are Additional Classroom, Boundary Wall, Group Latrine, Water Supply, Electrification and Solar Panel.
• During 2013-2017 more than 83,000 missing facilities have been built.
• 29.11 Billion.
• More than 24,000 schools have been provided with basic facilities.
• Spending limit per school is Rs. 3 Million.

• Government of KP has kept education on top priority. In this regard the budget of KP Elementary & Secondary Education Department is increasing since 2013.
• In 2012-2013 the total budget allocation was Rs. 63.688 Billion.
• In 2013-2014 there was an increase up to Rs. 84.629 billion.
• In 2014-2015 this was further increased to Rs. 93.611 billion.
• In 2015-2016 this was again increased to Rs. 104.252 billion.
• In 2016-2017 this was increased up to to Rs. 118.7 billion.
• In 2017-2018 this was increased with a major jump of
  Rs. 136.194 billion.

• • 10,000 new teachers recruited for schools in Settled Districts.
  • Recruitment of 4500 teachers completed in Merged Areas.
  • 25000 new teachers being hired in 2020-21 in Settled Areas.
  • 10,000 teachers being hired in 2020-21 in Merged Areas,
  • For the first Time in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa over 40,000 school based teachers recruited through NTS Test to meet Student to Teacher ratio of 40:1 since June 2013
  • Human discretion abolished completely in appointments.
  • Recruitment of another 17,000 teachers is in process.

• Teachers in KP schools now have to go through a mandatory 6-month long induction program.
• This induction program is designed to develop key professional knowledge areas and skill sets among the recruited teaching force.
• The induction program will be delivered through a state of the art Learning Management System installed on android tablets.
• In second iteration, Teachers Induction Program started for 9,697 Primary and 2,493 elementary teachers.
• Over 17,000 teachers will be undergoing induction training programs.

• • High achieving students are being given special scholarships to help them continue their education.
  • Budget Spend on Scholarships so far is Rs. 98,499,400/-
  • 570 Position holders have received ETEA scholarships in 2016-17.

  Number of scholarships has been increased from 97 to 200.

The flagship teacher training program aims to improve teacher content knowledge and pedagogical skills and thereby, student learning outcomes through a combination of monthly cluster-based professional development days (PDDs) and school-based classroom observations of teachers by the head teachers.

• the program was implemented in 18 districts of KP.
• 55000 primary teachers from 15600 schools including 1824 teachers from 1411 girls community schools were trained through CPD.
• program will be scaled up in September 2020 to all the settled districts of KP targeting all primary school teachers.