Nawanshahr - The Punjab government led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Maan is giving the highest priority to the education and health sector, because the future of Punjab can be secured only with the revolution in education and health. This was expressed by the Minister for Local Governments of Punjab. Ravjot Singh held a mega parent-teacher meeting at School of Eminence Nawanshahr and Government Senior Secondary Smart School, Jadla today. He said that in the last two-and-a-half years, where government schools have been revamped by the Punjab government, revolutionary changes have also been brought in the health sector. He said that the third parent-teacher meeting has been organized by the government today in government schools across the state to make the government schools up to date. He said that earlier such initiatives were only in private schools, but now they have been started in government schools as well.
He said that teachers, students and their parents, school management committees and other important persons can improve the arrangements of school education by sitting together. He said that during these meetings, the results of the papers taken in the month of September have also been shared with the parents. He said that meanwhile teachers and parents are sharing the feedback of the children with each other that what the child does in school or what the child's activities are after school, the teachers should also know this and the arrangements of the schools. Parents should also know about them. He said that during this time, parents are also giving suggestions about their child's future and if there are any complaints, they are also sharing them.
He said that in the series of activities being done to bring about qualitative improvement and revolutionary change in school education, parent-teacher meetings have been organized today in 20 thousand government primary and upper primary schools of Punjab, in which more than 20 lakh parents participated. has gone
He said that Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has also participated in this meeting at Nangal.