All public and private schools across Punjab are set to reopen on Monday, May 12, following a temporary closure prompted by escalating regional tensions. The decision comes after authorities assessed that conditions have stabilized enough to ensure student and staff safety.
The school closure began on May 7 amid rising security concerns, leading to the postponement of several important board exams, including Quran translation, ethics, and various practical subjects. Education boards will soon announce new dates for the affected exams through official channels.
Meanwhile, the government has declared a national day of gratitude, observing it as a moment to recognize the resilience of the nation during recent unrest. Schools are preparing to welcome students back with renewed focus on normalcy and continued learning.
Schools in Punjab reopen May 12 after temporary closure.
Exams postponed due to security concerns; new dates to be announced.
Government observes national day of gratitude amid return to stability.
Punjab schools reopening, education disruption, exam rescheduling
