The Punjab School Education Department (SED) has introduced a new School Monitoring App to improve transparency, accountability, and monitoring of educational institutions across the province.
The initiative aims to cover 60,015 schools, allowing education authorities to monitor students’ learning outcomes, school infrastructure, and teachers’ performance through a centralized digital platform.
According to the department, the app brings different monitoring functions under one system, replacing fragmented mechanisms with a unified digital solution to support data-driven decision-making.
The application includes features for tracking students’ academic progress, assessing classroom teaching practices, and monitoring school facilities. It also provides information on student enrollment, classroom availability, and the condition of school buildings.
The platform combines monitoring functions for three organizations. These include the School Education Department (SED), Punjab Education Initiatives Management Authority (PEIMA), and Punjab Education Foundation (PEF).
Authorized users can log in using their CNIC and password. They can select their assigned schools and access different monitoring sections. These include student assessments, teaching observations, and infrastructure conditions.
The department expects the initiative to improve school oversight and transparency. It will also help authorities identify areas that need improvement in Punjab’s education system.
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