The Pakistani Spectator

In this  age of commercialism  even  imparting of education has become  industry.. Lot of schools  and colleges in the  public  sectors  are being opened  every year across the  country  chiefly  with  the aim of business .  Of course  there  are   few  standard  institutions in the  public  sector  which  aim is   mainly giving   quality  education  yet  its  expanses are also  beyond the reach of less privileged  students . Even  majority people  of  middle  class  can not afford to  give  their  children  quality education  in  high standard educational institutions .of the  public  sectors.

No doubt  in the  private  sector  there  are several educational  insinuations  which are mainly working   for  deprived class  on  charity basis  however  the  standard of    education  of such charitable  institutions  can hardly be termed as  quality  education  Secondly it education term is  often limited to high school level  and  not beyond .

In private  sector only  TAC, working at Johar town Lahore, is  one  exceptional school Its uniqueness is that it has been set up exclusively for imparting quality education and training( for whole 19 years ) to the bright children of the under privileged class while it charge just a token fee of only Rs 5 per month
The school is highly first-rate in every respect , having all the facilities and excellent educational environment  and  aims to  make the   talented  children of the underprivileged class  as  modal citizens  for  the society and country.

This commendable school has been started by a gentle retired general Mohammad Maqbool in 1998 and its expenditures are entirely shouldered by charitable individuals- of Pakistan . Supporting such exemplary educational institution which is earnestly dedicated to the education of talented but underprivileged children is a great cause
The school administration can be contacted through phone no—(092) - 042-5169587 (092) 03008477429.. Its website is – www.tac.edu.pk