The summer break plan announced by Punjab’s School Education Department (SED) has been turned down by the All Pakistan Private Schools Federation (APPSF).
Kashif Mirza, the president of the APPSF, said that the Punjab government’s plan for summer break conflicts with the APPSF’s 240-day curriculum cycle. Because of this, APPSF will stick to its own plan.
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The summer break for private schools that are run by the All Pakistan Private Schools Federation (APPSF) was announced earlier this week.
APPSF says that from June 15 to August 14, all private schools will be closed. On August 15, the school will start up again.
SED Punjab announced earlier today that schools all over the province will be closed for the summer.
Details show that the SED-approved summer break will begin on June 6. The summer break will end on August 20, and school will start again on August 21.