The Punjab government has made online registration compulsory for all play-way schools and private institutions educating children below six years. The initiative, announced by Minister Dr Baljit Kaur, aims to ensure effective monitoring of education, safety, and holistic development, alongside introducing a uniform curriculum across early childhood centers.
In a significant move to strengthen early childhood education, the Punjab government has launched a mandatory online registration portal for play-way schools and private institutions catering to children under six years of age. The announcement was made by Social Security, Women and Child Development Minister Dr Baljit Kaur during a press conference at Punjab Bhawan.
Dr Kaur emphasized that the step is designed to ensure effective monitoring of children’s education, safety, and overall development. The government is also preparing a uniform play-based curriculum that will be implemented across anganwadi centers, play-way schools, and primary schools. This initiative reflects the state’s commitment to providing quality education and safeguarding young learners during their formative years.
Key Highlights
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Punjab government launches online registration portal for play-way and private schools
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Registration is mandatory for institutions educating children below six years
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Uniform curriculum to be introduced across anganwadis, play-way schools, and primary schools
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Focus on child safety, holistic development, and quality education
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Announcement made by Minister Dr Baljit Kaur at Punjab Bhawan
Future Outlook
The mandatory registration system is expected to streamline oversight, improve accountability, and enhance the quality of early childhood education in Punjab. By integrating a uniform curriculum and monitoring framework, the government aims to create a strong foundation for children’s learning and development across the state.
Sources: Hindustan Times, Times of India, Punjab Newsline