On Thursday 9 November 2017, the Right Honourable Mark Field MP, UK Minister for Asia and the Pacific, inaugurated the school construction programme at Government Girls’ Higher Secondary School Shahbaz Garhi (GGHSS), District Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
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In order to inculcate a deeper sense of community ownership of the schools, the Community Committee for School Infrastructure (CCSI) plays a pivotal role in the execution of Humqadam-SCRP. Humqadam- SCRP engages former teachers and active citizens to form CCSIs to foster community ownership.
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Through the Humqadam-School Construction and Rehabilitation Programme (SCRP), the UK Aid is providing safe learning environments for young girls in the Punjab. This programme has influenced the community’s attitudes in a positive way, so that they have taken steps to further improve the healthy and safe learning environment for their children.
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Lacking even the most basic necessities, such as sanitation and hygiene facilities, Government Girls Primary School (GGPS) Sohbat Abad, District Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province, presented a bleak education experience for the young students.
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Poor drainage and unpaved grounds meant that Government Girls Primary School Sargand Killi, District Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province, often flooded during the rainy season. This made access to the school difficult for young girls, in a district where girls’ primary school enrolment rates stand at a dismal 29%.
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Contaminated drinking water at Government Girls High School (GGHS) 225-RB, District Faisalabad, Punjab province, exposed girls to hazardous conditions. With student: classroom ratio bordering at 60:1, the overcrowded school was adopted by Humqadam-SCRP. Three new classrooms and toilets were provisioned to address the issues which were completed in June, 2017.
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In District Faisalabad, Punjab province, Humqadam-SCRP has provided improved infrastructure to pave way for successful educational attainments. For over 700 girls at GGHS Chak 7 JB Nalka Kohala, the provision of five new classrooms and toilets has been a much needed reprieve. No longer having to cramp in classrooms and use dirty toilets, the students now feel safe, secure and included in their community school. Complete with ramps and a toilet for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs), the school’s transformation is bringing a much-improved educational experience for the students.
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Begum Shahab-Ud-Din Higher Secondary School presented a festive look as the Minister of Education, Atif Khan; A/g Deputy High Commissioner of Australia, David Preston, and the DFID Officials arrived for the Stone Laying Ceremony on July 12, 2017. The officials and the school Principal were briefed on the construction plan through a 3-D Model of the school.
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The process of setting up Better Environment School Team (BEST) to facilitate student participation in school improvement gained ground in Mardan District as it reached two more recently-completed schools. These schools included: Government Girls Higher Secondary School Shahbaz Garhi, and Government Girls Higher Secondary School Shah Dand.
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After the successful adoption of BEST programme in GHSS Dosera School, two more schools in Charsadda District; GHS Prang and GMS Islamabad-II joined the rank of pioneering schools. The newly chosen members expressed the sentiments that BEST offers a platform to amplify student voices and engaging them directly in learning, practicing and promoting new norms in a new school with improved infrastructure.
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