A school in Sindh has recently been in the news due to mismanagement issues. The school-leaving certificate of a student had a wrong date, stating that the student passed the fifth grade only eight months after their birthdate, which has raised concerns among parents and school authorities.
The certificate shows that the student was enrolled in the school 5 months before passing grade five, which questions the quality of education provided by the school and the effectiveness of Sindh’s educational system.
The Headmaster, TEO, and Deputy Director of the school are being criticized for their failure to identify the mistake and approve the certificate with incorrect dates.
This incident highlights the significance of increasing monitoring and supervision in educational institutions to ensure the accuracy and reliability of certificates and reports.
