We’re excited to let you know that there’s a Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) happening here at Government Associate College Sharaqpur, Sheikhupura on Monday, 11th May 2026 from 9am to 1pm. Yes, that’s right, on our own campus and all are welcome.

This is a pretty big deal – it’s all about getting parents and teachers talking and working together to make sure our students get the best possible education. You’ll have the chance to meet your child’s teachers face to face and really get a sense of how they’re doing at school. Teachers will be sharing all sorts of useful information about what your child’s been up to in class and how you can help them keep improving.

We really see the PTM as a chance to build a partnership between the college and parents that will help our students get the most out of their education and go on to succeed in whatever they choose to do. We’ll be chatting about study habits, how to get ready for exams, how students can get involved in class and also outside the classroom, and lots of other things that might be relevant to your child.

Objectives of the PTM

1. We want to have a good look at how our students are doing academically and where they might need a bit of extra help.
2. We’ll be reviewing attendance and discipline records so we can see where things are going right (or wrong).
3. We want to work even more closely with our parents to make sure everyone is on the same page.
4. We’ll be looking at where our students might be struggling and trying to come up with ways to help them.
5. And finally, we want to make sure everyone is focused on helping our students learn and succeed in the years to come.

Event Details

Event: Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM)

Date: 11th May 2026

Time: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Venue: Government Associate College Sharaqpur, Sheikhupura

We really do need you to come along to this meeting and be a part of the conversation. Your input and ideas are invaluable and will make a huge difference to your child’s education. We’re really looking forward to seeing you all here and starting some meaningful conversations about how we can all work together to get the best for your kids.