Pakistan School Muscat Forms Parents
Committee to Enhance Collaboration
Pak-Prism Report | Published June 17, 2026
Pakistan School Muscat successfully held the inaugural meeting of its Parent Committees recently, marking a significant step towards strengthening collaboration between parents, educators, school leadership and the wider community in support of educational excellence and institutional development.
In a press released shared by Pakistan embassy in Oman the school said that the event was attended by Syed Naveed Sardar Bukhari, ambassador of Pakistan to Oman, distinguished officials from the embassy of Pakistan, members of the board of directors of Pakistan School System Oman, senior management, principals, coordinators and members of the newly constituted Parent Committees.
The gathering reflected the school’s commitment to fostering meaningful stakeholder engagement, encouraging parents to play an active role in supporting the educational journey and overall development of students.
During the ceremony, members of six key committees were formally introduced and welcomed. These committees include the Academic Committee, Parents Committee, Construction & Maintenance Committee, Sports Committee, Culture & Events Committee, and Welfare Committee. Each committee has been entrusted with specific responsibilities aimed at contributing to the continuous growth and improvement of the school system.
Addressing the gathering, the ambassador commended the initiative and highlighted the importance of constructive parent engagement in promoting student success, strengthening school-community relationships, and supporting the development of future generations.
Speaking on the occasion, Ameer Hamza, chairman of the school board of directors, emphasized that the Parent Committees would serve as an effective platform for collaboration, dialogue and shared responsibility. He noted that parents are key partners in education, and their insights and contributions will help further enhance academic standards, student welfare, extracurricular activities, infrastructure development and community engagement initiatives.
Members of the board of directors and senior management reaffirmed their commitment to working closely with parents and stakeholders to create a positive, inclusive and future-focused learning environment. They stressed that sustainable educational excellence can only be achieved through strong partnerships built on trust, transparency and mutual respect.
The event concluded with an interactive discussion during which committee members shared their ideas and aspirations for supporting the school’s mission and contributing to the holistic development of students across the Pakistan School System in Oman.