Times of Pakistan

302 school to get LED screens for interactive learning

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MUZAFFARGARH, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 26th Jul, 2026) In a bid to make early education more engaging, the Punjab government has decided to equip 302 schools across Muzaffargarh district with 55-inch LED screens in specially established Primary Classroom Environment (PCE) rooms.

According to a spokesperson for the District Education Department, the Punjab Management Improvement Unit (PMIU) has transferred Rs 120,000 to each of the targeted schools for the procurement of standard LED screens.

These screens will be utilized to teach children through visual, screen-based lessons, shifting away from conventional teaching methods to a more modern approach.

The spokesperson for the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Education in Muzaffargarh stated that the modern teaching model is specifically designed to capture the attention of young learners and foster a stronger inclination towards studies from an early age.

He categorically stated that no compromise would be tolerated regarding the quality or dimensions of the LED screens, and it is mandatory for all 302 schools to have them installed.

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Written directives in this regard have been officially issued to the CEO, Deputy District Education Officers (DEOs), DEO Education, heads of all 302 schools and relevant school councils to ensure immediate compliance, he added.

Separately, under a Special Project, funds have also been released for 198 schools across the district to ensure the provision of missing basic facilities.

The spokesperson elaborated that these funds would be utilized for the construction of additional classrooms, latrines, and boundary walls, as well as for the repair and reconstruction of dangerous school buildings on a priority basis.All infrastructural work will be executed by the respective school councils under the direct supervision of the CEO Education to ensure complete transparency and merit, he concluded.

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