Adopted Schools
HAMT is currently managing and supporting six government schools in Khairpur Mir’s. These schools have been adopted under Government of Sindh’s Adopt- a -School program. These schools comprising of two High Schools and four primary schools have an enrolment of 1,833 students. There are 87 teachers in these schools. HAMT through its dedicated management supports these schools in multifarious ways and provides a range of facilitation services as well as provides different resources to strengthen the overall functioning of these schools.
Our stats speak for us.
| School | School SEMS Code | Head Teacher | Total Teachers | Non Teaching Staff | Enrollment |
| Girls Model High School Shaheed Benazeer Bhutto, Jillani Muhalla | 415030370 | Ms.Shazia Rajput | 30 | 9 | 756 |
| Girls High School, Sultan ul Madaris | 415030163 | Ms.Shahnaz Wassan | 12 | 2 | 120 |
| Govt: Girls Primary School Sultan ul Madaris | 415030163 | Mr.Adil Soomro | 18 | 3 | 303 |
| Govt: Girls Primary School Sultan ul Madaris | 415030320 | Mr.Shehriyar Phull | 6 | 1 | 180 |
| Boys Primary School Staff Quarter, Saida Goth | 415030321 | Mr.Imam Bux Khemteo | 11 | 2 | 345 |
| Govt: Girls Primary School Saida Goth-II | 415030192 | Ms.Naseem Rauf Jonejo | 11 | 2 | 142 |
Key Areas of Support
Need-Based Faculty and Auxiliary Staff
To ensure that classrooms are adequately staffed, HAMT has
provided additional faculty and auxiliary staff where there are gaps. This targeted approach ensures that each school has the resources needed to meet its student-to-teacher ratio and provide quality instruction in key subjects. HAMT has currently provided teachers for IT, Math’s, Physics and ECE teaching together with support staff in the Adopted Schools
Student Events and Co-curricular Activities
Recognizing the importance of a well-rounded educaation, HAMT organizes student events that promote extracurricular involvement, leadership, and personal development. From sports days to academic competitions and cultural celebrations, these activities encourage students to engage actively in their education and develop vital life skills beyond the classroom.
Computer Labs
In today’s digital age, computer literacy is essential for success. HAMT has established computer labs in the two high schools, giving students access to modern technology and teaching them essential skills in computer science and information technology. This initiative is particularly vital in small urban areas where access to digital resources is often limited.
Provision of Stationery and Academic Resources
Many students in public schools’ face difficulties due to the lack of basic supplies such as activity materials, notebooks, and stationery. HAMT ensures
that all students in its adopted schools have access to the necessary academic materials, removing barriers to learning and enabling them to focus on their education without financial strain.
Teacher Training Programs
HAMT is dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of the teaching staff through regular training programs. These professional development sessions cover modern teaching methods, classroom management techniques, and subject-specific advancements, enabling teachers to provide better instruction and keep pace with evolving educational standards.
Academic and Co-curricular Activities 2024-25
Science Workshop by HAMT, Girls Rising, and Science Fuse
HAMT, in collaboration with Girls Rising Pakistan and Science Fuse, successfully organized an engaging two-day Science Workshop aimed at promoting scientific curiosity and critical thinking among schoolchildren. Held at Lincoln Corner and SOS Children’s Village Khairpur, the event brought together over 100 students from HAMT-supported schools, including GGHS SMBB Jillani Mohalla, GGHS Sultan al Madaris, GGHS Mir Ali Bazar, The Learnium Schools and SOS Village.
Through exciting experiments and hands-on learning led by the dynamic team from Science Fuse, students explored the wonders of science in a fun and accessible way. The workshop was a celebration of learning, empowerment, and collaboration—highlighting HAMT’s commitment to enriching education through innovative and inclusive opportunities.
Inter-School Contest Among HAMT’s Adopted Schools
To foster healthy competition, creativity, and collaborative learning, HAMT organized an Inter-School Contest among its six adopted government schools. The event aimed to showcase the talents of students across various domains including academics, arts, science, and digital skills. Judges included senior educators and subject experts who praised the students’ confidence, clarity, and innovative thinking. Winning teams and individuals were awarded certificates and prizes as tokens of encouragement. This initiative reflects HAMT’s ongoing commitment to providing enriching learning experiences and nurturing future leaders in the communities it serves.
Successful Summer Camp 2024
The Summer Camp from 3rd June to 21st July 2024 proved to be a resounding success, with over 200 female students from 17 different institutes participating. The camp focused on remedial learning in
English and Mathematics, helping students strengthen their foundational skills. In addition, students were introduced to modern educational approaches, including the use of Chat GPT, online learning platforms, and activity-based learning in Computer Science. The program provided an engaging and effective learning environment, equipping students with the tools and knowledge to excel in their academic journeys.
Assessment Test for Grade 5 and 8 Students
HAMT recently conducted an assessment test for 167 students from Grade 5 and 8 to evaluate their current academic standing. The primary objective of this assessment was to gain insights into students’ strengths and areas needing improvement. The results of this test will serve as a basis for future planning, allowing HAMT to tailor interventions and strategies that address specific academic challenges. This initiative reflects HAMT’s commitment to continuously monitoring student progress and ensuring effective support for their educational growth.
Other Projects
HAMT’s Support to Government Middle School Mil Colony
HAMT has extended its support to Government Middle School Mil Colony by providing essential resources, including furniture, stationery, and other basic school requirements, at a total cost of 3,00000 PKR. This initiative aims to enhance the learning environment for students and ensure they have access to the necessary materials to facilitate their academic progress. HAMT remains dedicated to improving the infrastructure and educational experience in government schools to foster a conducive environment for learning.
Collaboration with Kar Muqabila Tech
In August 2024, HAMT partnered with Kar Muqabila Tech (KMT) to introduce a new venture of online interactive learning in its adopted schools. This collaboration provides online access to HAMT schools, enhancing students’ learning experiences through visual and practical lessons. It is presently being run in the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Girls High School (SBBGHS) Jillani Muhalla for early grades. KMT’s innovative approach enables students to engage with educational content in a more dynamic and effective way, ensuring a modern, technology-driven learning environment that aligns with global educational trends.
International Collaboration– With Girls Rising International Organization:
In collaboration with International Girls Rising, an internationally recognized organization, HAMT has
been running a highly successful KAVISH Program. The two-year collaboration between HAMT and Girls Rising Pakistan from Jan 2022- Dec 2024 under the “Kavish Project-for Empowering girls through Education and Story Telling” has been a transformative journey for the girls of Khairpur. With a shared mission to promote girls’ education, leadership, and empowerment, this partnership has significantly
contributed to enhancing learning experiences and social awareness in government schools supported by HAMT.
The Key objectives of the Project were to; i) empower girls with confidence, life skills, and leadership potential; ii) engage with parents, teachers, and communities in supporting girls’ education and iii)introduce science, technology, and creative learning through workshops and co-curricular activities. The project interventions included systematic training sessions for “Life skills and leadership”, for all the girls aged 11–16 across HAMT-supported schools. Topics included self-awareness, decision-making, communication, and gender sensitivity. Under this around 600 students received direct training in small group formats across 4 government schools and 35 teachers received orientation and mentorship support to sustain student engagement.
Kavish conducted community meetups and parental sessions to create awareness about girls’ rights, the
importance of education, and early marriage issues. Over 450 parents were engaged through these sessions, many of whom became active supporters of their daughters’ continued schooling. Educational trips were organized to introduce students to new environments and learning contexts. Destinations included science labs, local museums, and interactive learning spaces. These trips enhanced student motivation and broadened their understanding of possibilities beyond their communities.
The Kavish Project, led jointly by HAMT and Girls Rising Pakistan, has laid a strong foundation for girls’ empowerment in the Khairpur region by way of improved self-confidence and communications across multiple stakeholders from students, teachers, parents and community members. The collaborative efforts have proven that grassroots-level change is possible when schools, communities, and organizations unite for a common cause.
What is HAMT?
HAMT stands for Husn Afroz Memorial Trust. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering underprivileged communities through education.
How many schools has HAMT adopted?
HAMT has adopted multiple schools to provide quality education to underprivileged children.
What are the key programs offered by HAMT?
HAMT offers various programs including teacher training, computer labs, and the KAWISH Program.
How can I get involved with HAMT?
You can get involved with HAMT by donating, volunteering, or partnering with us.
How can I contact HAMT for more information?
For more information, please reach out to us through the contact form on our website.
Can HAMT help with community development
HAMT is committed to community development and supports projects aligned with our mission.
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