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💡 Sindh Announces Stipend for Schoolgirls to Promote Education & Attendance

Sindh government introduces a stipend for Class 6, 9, and 10 schoolgirls to boost attendance and support girls’ education. SEMIS code & 60% attendance required.

In a major step toward supporting girls’ education, the Sindh government has launched a stipend program for schoolgirls enrolled in Classes 6, 9, and 10 across the province for the academic year 2024–25.

🎯 The initiative, announced by the Sindh Education Department, aims to encourage regular attendance and ease the financial burden on families—ensuring that more girls can stay in school and thrive.


📋 Who’s Eligible?

Not all students will qualify automatically. Here’s what you need to know:

Eligibility Criteria:

  • 👧 Only female students
  • 🏫 Enrolled in schools with a valid SEMIS code
  • 🎓 Studying in Class 6, 9, or 10
  • 📆 Maintain at least 60% attendance during the months of August to December 2024

💬 Why This Matters

This initiative is part of the Sindh government’s ongoing efforts to:

  • ✅ Improve access to education for girls
  • 📈 Encourage consistent school attendance
  • 👨‍👩‍👧 Ease financial challenges faced by low-income families

“This is a great step forward,” said a parent in Karachi. “Many girls drop out because of financial issues. This stipend will make a real difference.”


🧠 What is a SEMIS Code?

A SEMIS (School Education Management Information System) code is an official school registration number.
✅ Only schools registered with the Sindh Education Department and assigned this code are eligible under the stipend program.


📣 A Welcome Move by Parents and Educators

Parents, teachers, and education advocates have praised the announcement, calling it a timely and strategic move to empower girls and reduce dropout rates in middle and secondary education levels.


📌 What’s Next?

Details regarding:

  • The exact stipend amount
  • Disbursement process
  • Timeline for distribution

…are expected to be released by the Sindh Education Department in the coming weeks.

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