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EducationTable 10.4: Number of Mainstream Institutions, Enrolment and Teachers by Level(Thousands)Year Enrolment Institutions Teachers2009-10 2010-11 2011-12(E)2009-10 2010-11 2011-12(E)2009-10 2010-11 2011-12(E)Pre-Primary 8762.5 9412.5 9863.2 - - - - - -Primary* 18771.6 19157.6 19571.0 157.5 155.5 154.6 441.7 440.5 435.5Middle 5504.5 5643.7 5717.5 41.3 42.0 42.6 331.5 335.0 342.6High 2583.4 2630.1 2725.1 24.8 25.2 25.8 447.1 452.8 463.9Higher Sec./ 1166.0 1187.8 1291.0 3.3 3.4 3.6 77.2 81.2 85.0InterDegree Colleges 478.4 760.9 1015.2 1.4 1.6 1.7 30.8 36.3 45.4Universities 935.6 1107.7 1413.5 0.132 0.135 - 57.8 63.6 72.6Total 38202.0 39900.3 41596.5 228.4 227.8 228.3 1386.1 1409.4 1445.0Source: Ministry of Professional & Technical Training, AEPAM, IslamabadE: Estimated,*: including Pre-primary and Mosque SchoolsEducation Programme under PSDP 2010-11FinancialDuring the fiscal year 2010-11, an amount of Rs.2.87 billion was provided in the Federal PSDP forexpansion and development of basic and collegeeducation. The provincial governments wereallocated Rs.26 billion (Punjab, Rs. 10.4 billion,Sindh Rs. 4.5 billion, KPK Rs. 9.3 billion andBalochistan Rs. 1.6 billion) for schools and collegeeducation.Physical AchievementExpenditures for basic missing facilities wereprovided to 180 schools to develop and improvebasic and college education. The province/areawise details are given in Table 10.5.Table 10.5: Province/Area wise provision of missing facilities in Schools(Numbers)KhyberGilgitSindhBalochistan AJKFATA TotalPakhtunkhwaBaltistan50 32 26 22 25 25 180Note: Excluding Punjab Province as it had its own programme.Introduction of M.Com. classes at FG College ofCommerce, H-8/4, Islamabad and up-gradation of5 primary schools to middle level remained inprogress. A number of scholarships were providedto needy and talented students at all levels. A totalof 180 students from Balochistan and FATA wereenrolled in quality institutions and providedscholarships. Work continued on the 4 PolytechnicInstitutes. Work on construction of 14 CadetColleges also continued. Rs. 1 billion was spentunder the Canadian Debt Swap Projects on inservicetraining of 40,000 teachers, head teachersand master trainers. Provision of scholarships to200 student-teachers, repair and maintenance of 25teachers training institutions were also in progress.The Academy of Educational Planning andManagement (AEPAM) has provided training to200 principals, head teachers, district educationofficers and educational administrators for theircapacity building.The achievements of provincial educationaldepartmentsPunjab: Campaign for enhancement of literacywas launched specially for promotion of primaryeducation for girls in rural areas. The revamping ofexisting science laboratories of 1,000 schools wascompleted. Construction of library rooms wascompleted in 450 elementary schools.Sindh: In order to improve the quality of teachers,B.Ed classes were introduced at the ProvincialInstitute of Teachers Education (PITE) at BenazirAbad. Early childhood education and early141