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VISION
The Education Foundation was established under the Punjab Education Foundation Act of 1991 as an autonomous statutory body to encourage and promote education on non-commercial/ non-profit basis. Since then, it has come a long way to arrange free quality education for the deserving children at their doorsteps.
The Punjab Education Foundation has been restructured under the Punjab Education Foundation Act-XII of 2004 for the promotion of education, specially encouraging and supporting the efforts of the private sector in providing education to the poor, through public private partnership.
Managing Director’s Message
Mr. Shahid Farid
“The best of charity is when Muslim man gains knowledge, then he teaches it to his brothers (others).” (Muhammad PBUH)
“Literacy is a bridge from misery to the hope, bulwark against poverty and a building block of development” (Kofi Annan)
The article 25- A of the Constitution of Pakistan provides right of free and compulsory education to all children and Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) is playing vital role in supplementing the efforts of School Education Department, Govt. of the Punjab, while actualizing this constitutional commitment to ensure that not a single child is left out of the school due to financial constraints or non-provision of access to the education, across Punjab.
Board of Directors
The governing body of the Foundation is a B.O.D with 15 Directors (7 ex-officio and 8 Nominated) with full financial and administrative powers. Term of the office of nominated Directors is three year. The present composition of the Board of Directors is as follows:-
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"PEF Shining Stars"
Nida Parveen is physically challenged girl yet every year she excels in her classmates scoring the highest marks. The voucher sponsored girl does not consider her disability as a but a fate from God to live with nor does.
Nida Parveen
Farheen Shareef student of PEF partner school (New Oxford Public School, Multan) teed off with aplomb, scoring 481/500 marks. The tauri star stood first among girls and second overall in Grade 5 annual exams 2017.
Kudos to Farheen Shareef
She belongs to Bhakkar, a backward and remote district in Punjab. Her father, who sells vegetables on a cart, has three children who are all enrolled in different institutions.She is the first girl in her family who made it to school.
Faryal Ali
She is studying in a remote school situated in Cholistan area in Bahawalpur. This school was opened by Cholistan Development Authority. After the expiry of the project, this school along with other CDA run schools