LAHORE:Deputy Commissioner Lahore Captain (R) Muhammad Ali Ijaz has directed public schools to promote science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education through regular competitions and practical learning activities.
He issued the directions while attending a district-level STEM competition at Government Martyrs of APS Memorial Girls High School, Model Town, featuring innovative scientific projects by students from 15 leading schools across Lahore.
Accompanied by Assistant Commissioner Model Town Abdul Fatur Khan and CEO Education Saeed Asghar, the DC inspected various scientific stalls and appreciated the creativity and scientific potential of female students. He also visited the school’s Miyawaki forest, reviewed co-curricular activities and witnessed a volleyball match being held as part of preparations for the Chief Minister Youth Games.
Govt Girls Higher Secondary School Ravi Road secured first position, while Govt Girls High School Wahdat Road claimed second place in the competition.
The deputy commissioner issued five directives, calling for the promotion of STEM education in public schools, regular academic and scientific competitions, enhanced sports and co-curricular activities, administrative support for school infrastructure and green initiatives, and improved training facilities for Chief Minister Youth Games events.
Congratulating the winning schools, Captain (Retd) Muhammad Ali Ijaz emphasized that science and modern education are essential for a brighter future. He reaffirmed the district administration’s commitment to equipping public school students with competitive, modern educational skills.