Hamza Mair outlines ways to improve Pakistan's education system in a school paper. The document identifies main problems as a lack of policy implementation, poor facilities, and a defective exam system. It recommends increasing parent involvement, periodic assessments, and curriculum revision. The paper also suggests teachers improve quality of teaching and assessment data, and guide students to be active learners. Students are advised to create study schedules, attend class, and develop self-care routines. Statistics show millions of children in Pakistan lack access to education. The conclusion states that educating children is key to achieving real peace.