Islamabad, May 11. 2025: Cambridge school exams and regular classes in Punjab are set to resume from Monday, May 12, following a brief disruption due to recent national developments.
Cambridge examination centres in particular are expected to resume assessments as originally planned, with institutions asked to make the necessary arrangements swiftly.
Although this closure was shorter than previous interruptions caused by political unrest or the COVID-19 pandemic, education officials noted that even brief suspensions can affect academic momentum.
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Meanwhile, Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat confirmed that all schools, colleges, and universities across the province would reopen as scheduled.
Taking to social media on Sunday, the minister assured the public that academic institutions would return to normal operations.
The temporary closure, which lasted until May 11, was enforced as a precaution to ensure public safety amid a period of uncertainty.
The minister stated that the decision to reopen was based on a thorough review of the situation, which officials now believe has stabilised sufficiently to allow educational activities to continue without risk.
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The announcement brings relief to thousands of students and parents who had been left uncertain about exam schedules and academic plans.
School administrators have been encouraged to reinforce safety protocols and provide updated timetables to students as they return.
The education department has also advised institutions to remain alert and flexible in case of any further developments.
The resumption of classes marks a step back toward normalcy in the province’s academic calendar, and education stakeholders have expressed appreciation for the government’s timely decision.
