School launches online classes
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar Model Education System Charsadda Branch has launched online classes for new session from April 1 through YouTube.
The government as precautionary measures closed all educational institutions till May 31 after the outbreak of coronavirus. The management decided to start the online education to save precious time of students. The online classes were started on April 1 for the new session.
All the subjects would be taught to students from Play Group to 10th class on a You Tube channel. Not only students of the PMS Charsadda but also those from other schools can learn through this You Tube channel. The PMS Charsadda Facebook would upload papers from April 6 to April 20 for the students. The students would solve the papers at home and send it to the school so that their preparations continue till holding of examination.
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