Education Town is a residential neighbourhood in Lahore, developed by the Lahore Development Authority under a government housing programme. It is now an established and accessible community with basic infrastructure, strategically located near a concentration of schools, colleges, and commercial markets. Key features include well-laid-out residential plots, paved roads, reliable utilities, and easy access to shopping centres, hospitals, and public transport, making it a convenient living option.
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The Punjab Education Minister publicly confirmed that no extension will be granted to ongoing school holidays, urging parents and institutions to resume normal attendance as scheduled. This decision, announced in late March 2026, reflects the provincial government’s commitment to maintaining academic continuity amid broader public health or administrative considerations.
In July 2025, Muhammad Khan Ranjha, Secretary of Special Education, Punjab, visited the Maryam Nawaz School for Special Children — Center of Excellence in Shalimar Town, Lahore, and commended its early childhood education setup. He directed formal appreciation letters for the team’s work, developed in collaboration with UNICEF and under supervision of senior officials.
On September 19, 2025, The City School Lahore signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ICDL Asia, the global leader in digital skills certification, to embed internationally benchmarked digital literacy across its campuses. The initiative aims to enhance global competence, employability, and alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Populated by educated, middle- to upper-income families, creating a relatively courteous and quiet neighbourhood atmosphere.
Modern utilities such as underground electricity and decent water supply.
Occasional water-supply interruptions and limited gas-line connectivity.
Under-developed commercial strip with few shopping or dining options within walking distance, road maintenance problems including potholes and uneven surfacing, and incomplete or poorly landscaped parks.