Author: Raheel Iqbal

In this digital age, acquiring IT skills isn’t just an advantage; it’s a necessity. From revolutionizing industries to empowering individuals, mastering technology opens doors to endless opportunities and ensures relevance in an increasingly interconnected world. Recognizing this significance, MFF School has recently conducted an orientation session for Grade 1 and Grade 2 parents, introducing them to the new IT curriculum. The objective of this initiative is to orient parents about the importance of IT skill learning from an early age and to prepare our students to compete with the IT challenges of the new era. By starting young, we instill a foundation that equips our students to thrive in an ever-evolving technological landscape.

A two-day session was conducted by PDCN for the staff of Mehnaz Fatima School, focusing on item writing, paper construction, and Project-Based Learning (PBL). The objective of the sessions was to delve into the utilization of item writing and analysis to ensure the quality of tests and their components, as well as to design projects that reflect real-world challenges or questions. This approach aims to make learning more meaningful and applicable to students’ lives.

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“A wheelchair is not a limitation; it’s a vehicle of empowerment, rolling through obstacles with courage and grace”

Mehnaz Fatima Foundation celebrates World Wheelchair Day with unwavering enthusiasm, spreading the message of inclusivity and championing a world where barriers are replaced with boundless possibilities.

Happy World Wheelchair Day to all the incredible souls on wheel

The Special Olympics Pakistan Interschool Fit 5 Challenge took place on November 8th, 2023, at the Agha Khan Gymkhana Konadas Gilgit. The event saw the enthusiastic participation of special children from Mehnaz Fatima Foundation, Special Education Complex Gilgit, and independent athletes from different regions.

The primary goal of this initiative was to encourage fitness, fun, and inclusivity among the participants. By organizing this program, the aim was to promote physical well-being and teamwork, especially in schools that focus on students with special needs.

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The 17th Board Meeting of MFF took place virtually on July 7, 2023. We would like to express our sincere gratitude and admiration to Steve Rasmussen Sahib, the esteemed Patrons of MFF, and the honorable Board members for their unwavering support and invaluable guidance.

The Association for Academic Quality (AFAQ) organized a two-day workshop for MFF teachers, led by their experts Mr. Hidayiat, Regional Head AFAQ Hazara & GB, and Dr. Zafar-Ul-Islam, Master Trainer AFAQ. The workshop focused on Classroom Management/Teaching Methodologies and Assessment and Evaluation. This intensive training enabled teachers to unlock their full potential, enhance their teaching skills, and empower themselves to provide meaningful, transformative, and future-ready learning experiences to their students.

A big thanks to Mr. Welayat Khan AFAQ, Zonal Manager GB, and team AFAQ for this productive session.