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Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Kemari Town 11 24 35 2 GGHS Intelligence , Keamari South Karachi Liyari Town 19 83 102 4 GBHS Deep Chand T Ojaha, Liyari Saddar Town 23 70 93 4 GBHSS N.J.V(S.M) Jamshed Town 23 56 79 3 GBHS Qureshi East Karachi Gulshan Town 6 15 21 1 GGHSS GULSHAN-E-IQBAL Block 6 Baldia Town 2 5 7 1 GBHS ORANGI TOWN NO.10 West Karachi Orangi Town 6 14 20 S.I.T.E. Town 6 23 29 1 GBHSS S.I.T.E Model Gulberg Town 6 10 16 1 GBHSS COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL Karachi Liaquatabad Town 12 37 49 2 GBHS No. 1, Nazimabad Central Karachi New Karachi Town 10 42 52 2 GBHS Standard N. Nazimabad Town 7 16 23 1 GGHSS Comprehensive , North Nazimabad Bin Qasim Town 8 18 26 1 GBHS Khuldabad Landhi.Bin Qasim Malir Gadap Town 5 9 14 1 GBHS Jam Muard Ali Korangi Town 14 29 43 2 GGHS KORANGI 6 Malir Town 17 51 68 Karangi Karachi Landhi Town 1 1 2 3 GBHS Green Dale Liaquat Market Shah Faisal Town 2 4 6 Total 178 507 685 29 Thatta 2 GBHS Makli Hyderabad Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Thatta 10 26 36 SouthThatta Karachi Mirpur Sakro 3 3 6 2 GBHS Makli Ghorabari 1 1 2 Sujawal 7 15 22 Sujawal Mirpur Bathoro 3 5 8 2 GGHS SUJAWAL Shah Bandar 3 11 14 TAY Talka 5 11 16 Tando Allah Yar Chamber 4 9 13 2 GGHSS Tando Allahyar Hyderabad Jhando Mari 4 6 10 Karachi T M Khan 14 18 32 Tando Muhammad T Ghulam Hyder 6 9 15 3 GBHS Fauji Sugar Mills TM Khan Khan Bulri Shah Karim 9 11 20 Shahed Fazil Rahu 1 1 2 1 GBHS KADHAN Badin 6 21 27 Badin Matli 6 19 25 1 GGHS MATLI Tando Bagho 9 27 36 2 GBHSS Tando Bago Talhar 3 8 11 Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Mehar 0 0 0 South Karachi Khairpur Nathan Shah 1 8 9 Dadu 2 GBHS Dadu Dadu 4 14 18 Johi 3 11 14 Hyderabad City 42 91 133 5 GGHS HYDERABAD PILOT Hyderabad Rural 26 41 67 2 Hyderabad Latifabad 31 59 90 3 GBHS ALLAMA IQBAL Qasimabad 10 15 25 1 GBHS QASIMABAD Hyderabad Thana Bulla Khan 8 14 22 1 GGHS THANO BULA KHAN Karachi Kotri 16 30 46 2 GGHSS Sindhi University Colony Jamshoro Manjhand 12 34 46 2 GBHS MANJHAND Sehwan Sharif 11 21 32 1 GGHSS SEHWAN SHARIF Matairi 5 16 21 Matiari Saeedabad 1 4 5 2 GBPS Main Matiari Hala 4 14 18 Total 268 573 841 34 Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Mipur Khas 15 20 35 South Karachi Sindhri 4 4 8 1 GBHS Darul Qasmia, Mirpur Khas Jhuddo 4 5 9 Mipur Khas Hussain Bux Mari 1 1 2 Kot Ghulam Mohd: 8 10 18 1 GGHSS Kot Ghulam Mohammad Digri 4 4 8 1 GGHS Digri Sindhi Chachro 17 35 52 2 GBHSS CHACHRO Mipur Khas Nagar Parkar 6 14 20 1 GBHSS NAGARPARKAR Tharparkar Mithi 4 7 11 1 GGHS Mithi Main Karachi Diplo 6 16 22 1 GGHS DIPLO Umerkot 9 16 25 Pithoro 1 2 3 2 GBPS N Pathshalla Umerkot Samaro 1 3 4 Kunri 22 83 105 4 GBPS FAZAL UMER KUNRI Total 102 220 322 14 Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Sakrand 19 34 53 2 GBHS Sakrand South Karachi Nawab Shah 6 11 17 1 GBPS Main Sindhi Shaheed Benazirbad Kazi Ahmed 8 13 21 1 GGHS DAULAT PUR Daur 10 11 21 1 GBHS MIR MUHAMMAD ALI TALPUR Sanghar 28 34 62 3 GBHS Khatoon –E- Fatima Sinjhoro 5 6 11 1 GGHSS Jhole Jam Nawaz Ali 1 1 2 Sanghar GBHS Shahdadpur Shaheed Shahdadpur 8 17 25 1 Benazirabd Tando Adam 5 5 10 1 GBHS Jamia Millia Karachi Khipro 5 6 11 1 GBHS KHIPRO Naushero Feroz 12 13 25 1 GBHS NAUSHAHRO FEROZE Bhirya 7 14 21 1 GGHSS BHIRIA Naushehro Feroz Kandiaro 7 17 24 1 GBHS SMS TUNIA BAQA SHAH Mehrabpur 8 17 25 1 GBHS KOTRI MUHAMMAD KABIR Moro 8 22 30 1 GBHS MORO TOWN Total 137 221 358 17 Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Kambar 2 4 6 South Karachi Shahdadkot 1 1 2 Mero Khan 1 2 3 Kambar / Shahdad Qubo Saeed Khan 1 2 3 2 GBHS KAMBER Kot Sijawal Junejo 2 5 7 Naseerabad 2 4 6 Warah 1 1 2 Kashmore 6 7 13 1 GBHSS KASHMORE Kashmor Tangwani 11 17 28 1 GGHS TANGWANI Kandhkot 8 9 17 1 GGHSS KANDH KOT Bakrani 21 62 83 3 GBHSS BAKRANI LarkanaKarachi Dokri 14 27 41 2 GBPS DOKRI MAIN Larkana Rato Dero 30 39 69 3 GBPS MUHAMMAD HASHIM BHATTI Larkana 42 63 105 4 GBHS Pilot, Larkana Shikarpur 10 11 21 1 GBHS No. 1, Shikarpur Garhi Yasin 11 19 30 1 GBHS Garhi Yasin Shikarpur Lakhi 5 6 11 1 GBHS Lakhi Khanrpur 2 3 5 Garhi Khairo 4 6 10 1 GGHSS Garhi Khairo Jacobabad Jacobabad 12 15 27 1 GBHSS Jacobabad Thull 7 8 15 1 GBPS Main, Thull Total 193 311 504 23 Reforn Support Unit School Consolidation Portfolio Tentative District and Taluka wise Capacity Building Training Plan for Head Mater of Campus School, Academic Incharge of Merged School, TEOs & DEOs Region Name of District Name of Taluka Name of Center ( Campus School) Schools Centers Centers Academic Academic of of Campus Total Total No. of Participants Participants Incharges Incharges of No. of Training Merged Schools Merged lHMs lHMs / Principals Pano Aqil 11 11 22 1 GGHSS PANO AKIL South Karachi Sukkur City 6 6 12 1 GGHS ISLAMIA GHAT SUKKUR Sukkur Rohri 8 11 19 1 GBHS ISLAMIA , ROHRI Salehpat 1 1 2 New Sukkur 10 15 25 1 GGHSS BAGERJI Khairpur 25 27 52 2 GBHS NAZ PILOT, Khairpur Kingri 19 21 40 2 GGHS SALLAR MOHALLA, Pir jo Goth Sobhodero 8 8 16 1 GBHSS SOBHO DERO Gambat 7 7 14 1 GGELS MEMON MOHALLA Khairpur Sukkur Kot Diji 20 22 42 2 GBHS TALPUR WADA Karachi Mirwah 27 29 56 2 GBHSS SETHARJA Faiz Ganj 15 15 30 1 GGHSS PACCA CHANG Nara 9 9 18 1 GBHS Shah Inayat Chondko Daharki 3 6 9 1 GGHS UBAURO Ubauro 4 6 10 Ghotki Khan Garh 3 5 8 1 GBHSS KHANPUR Mirpur Mathelo 4 6 10 1 GGHSS MIRPUR MATHELO Ghotki 7 15 22 1 GBHS Ghotki Total 187 220 407 20 Total 1065 2052 3117 137.
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