SEW Brief- 2012

In the Name of Allah - The Beneficent, The Merciful

“LETS KINDLE THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE.”

Baithak School NetworkA privilege for the unprivileged

Society for educational welfare (Regd. 0228-2000)

www.sewpak.org

Literacy Rate in Pakistan (Ministry of Education)

Total: 58% Male 69% Female 45%

Net Primary School Attendance in Pakistan Male Female

68% 72%

Net Secondary School Attendance in Pakistan Male Female

23% 18%

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2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-110

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

2.24

2.5 2.47

2.1 2.05 2.1

Percentage

Source: Ministry of Education


From those who do get education, this is what our current system makes them



A Beacon…..


Formed in 1996

Non-sectarian, non-profitable organization

Registered under societies act of 1860

Named as SOCEITY FOR EDUCATIONAL WELFARE

An educational welfare organization

Our Mission

“To Promote Education and to Induct Islamic Values

for the Betterment of Individuals and to

Flourish Healthy Society”


Education System: Effectiveness with Efficiency

In order to reduce drop outs, Baithak School system concludes 7 years education in 5 years, with no compromise on standard.

Year 1: KG IYear 2: KG IIYear 3: Class I & IIYear 4: Class III & IVYear 5: Class V


Maintenance of Standard of Education

Monitoring and Controlling

Uniformed curriculum

Facilitation of teachers

Cost effectiveness

Centralized Education System


The entire system of Baithak schools is directed by strict centralized planning and control of the educational system, to ensure:

SEW at a Glance!

Country wide No. of Baithak Schools: 134

Countrywide No. of enrolled Students:13,618

Total No. of Teachers:718Average No. of Students per School:

100Minimum Age of Students for KG 1:

4-15 yrsTeacher to Students Ratio:1:25No. of Industrial Home:13


Managing Committee

President

Vice- President

General Secretary

Director R&D Director School Director Communications

Director Admin & Coordination

Regional Directors

SMB Coordination Regional Education Officer


OUR SERVICES

1.Formal and Informal Education System

2.Health and Hygiene Program3.Vocational Training Program4.Training and Capacity Building

Program5.Community Awareness Program6.Collaborated Community

Development Program7.Academic Development Program 0312-7397251-2 sewpakistan sewpak ngosew Baithakschoolnetwork 0342-8594242 sewpak.org

Academic Development Program

Baithak School Network works on syllabus development on continuous basis so that the

curriculum is updated with essential requirements. All the teaching is backed by comprehensive and

suitable syllabus


Vocational Training ProgramWe realize the importance of imparting skill to

these students since most of them have to earn livelihood for their family at some stage. Thus,

we teach them different skills like sewing, making arts and crafts, computer training etc

so that they can stand on their own feet.


Community Awareness ProgramOur aim is to educate adults, provide them

the knowledge necessary for the healthy upbringing of their family. We give them an opportunity to learn at this stage, an opportunity which they didn’t have in their childhood.


Health & Hygiene Program In order to make students aware of the

importance of hygiene, special measures have been taken. A “Health and Hygiene Series”

has been published and proper medical check ups of students are also conducted.


Collaborated Community Development Program (CCDP)

CCDP works two fold. It makes students belonging to upper class realize how

blessed they are and also gives a chance to our school’s students to interact with

this community. Thus it serves as a bridge between the two segments.


Training and Capacity BuildingIn order to promote quality education, we need

to have well trained teachers who are equipped with all the latest teaching

techniques. Thus our aim is to equip the teachers professionally and to groom their

personalities


Friends with Books Program Our aim is to setup proper libraries in our

school in order to promote healthy reading habits. This would encourage our children to read more books in order to

improve their reading skills and knowledge.


CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES


PLANTATION DAY


VOLUNTEER DAY


LITERACY DAY


FLOWER SHOW


STUDENT GALA


Pictorial View of Baithak School


Baithak School Badi Rismat, Islamabad


Baithak School Karachi


Baithak School Rana Town, Lahore


Baithak School Peshawar


Baithak School Khuzdar, Balochistan


Baithak School Mansehra


Baithak School for IDP’s


Evaluation Report 2011-12


Students Status 2012

Total Male Female

13308

6272 7036

Column1

Student’s Status may vary due to the reasons:

- Transfer of local community to other areas.- Rise in poverty level.- Parent takes away their girls from schools because of their

older age.


Principals Qualification

Middle Matric Inter B.A BSC M.A MSC

1

11

3338

11 12

4

Principals: 82 In-charges: 22


Ex- Students Data

No. of Ex-Students Teaching in Baithak School:

631273 Ex-Students are Linked with Region


School Sponsorship Position:

56%19%

25%unsponsoredschools

sponsored by region

Sponsored by H/O

71

24

31

Total Schools: 126


– Data/ information organized and collected at one place

– Different information reports development for management decision making

– Random access to information– Any kind of report may be generated for decision

making at any level

In-house software development


Future Plans• Implementation of QIP (Quality Improvement

Program)• Addition of co- curricular activities such as

study tours and sports day in activity planner• Teachers training (class I-V)


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