Sindh Bans Private Schools From Charging Extra Fee

ARY News reported that the Sindh government has restricted private schools from charging fees beyond admission and monthly tuition.

A notification from the Directorate of Private Institutions outlines that private schools are only permitted to collect admission and monthly tuition fees. It also states that if schools in Sindh charge additional fees, parents can report them to the government, which will then take action against the violators.

The high fees of private schools in Pakistan have become a significant burden for many parents. With the rising cost of living and incomes stagnant, families struggle to manage these high expenses, often sacrificing their own needs to afford their children’s education.