Bhagwant Mann: Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains on Monday paid a surprise visit to the School of Eminence in Bhadsan, Patiala district, to review the academic arrangements and overall learning environment for students. During the visit, the minister closely inspected classroom activities and assessed the quality of education being imparted at the institution.
Bhagwant Mann: Education Minister Harjot Bains Conducts Surprise Visit
The education minister interacted with students and teachers, listening to their views, feedback, and suggestions related to academics and school facilities. He also reviewed the initiatives being undertaken for the holistic development of students, including innovative teaching methods and infrastructure improvements.
Schools are delivering high-quality education
Officials accompanying the minister briefed him about ongoing educational reforms and the progress made under the School of Eminence programme. The visit aimed to ensure that government schools are delivering high-quality education on par with private institutions.
Reiterating the commitment of the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government, Harjot Bains said that the state is fully dedicated to improving the standard of education and providing students with better opportunities for growth and success. He emphasized that regular inspections and direct engagement with students and teachers are key to strengthening the education system.
The Mann government continues to focus on transforming government schools, upgrading infrastructure, empowering teachers, and creating a student-centric learning ecosystem to ensure a bright and secure future for Punjab’s children.
The Education Minister also reviewed facilities such as smart classrooms, libraries, laboratories, and sports infrastructure, stressing the need for a balanced focus on academics as well as co-curricular activities. He directed officials to address any shortcomings at the earliest so that students receive a supportive and modern learning environment.
Harjot Bains highlighted that the School of Eminence initiative is a key pillar of the Mann government’s education reforms, aimed at nurturing talent, encouraging critical thinking, and preparing students for competitive examinations and higher education. He said these schools are being developed as centres of excellence to shape future leaders.
