An Excellent Idea if not Cosidered Delusional: Honorable Ambassador, Pakistan Embassy Tokyo, Japan. Its said time after time that: Untimely prayers are nothing but straight head shots to the mat With that being said I would like to take to the matter at hand, of course because of which I write to you. It was the matter of time that a school for Pakistanis residing in Japan would have been built. Today leading people towards a country with ever rising literacy rate is an excellent idea one can possess in mind. That would have been expressed easily establishing an international school in Japan. As for me, I admire the fact that Pakistani Embassy has showed its indulgence in this regard. But in case someone enquires me we are far too late. We are way ahead of the time an international school was needed. Surveys have it that in the recent times the rate of people moving here for job purposes is decreasing year after year. This decreases the intense need for a school as lesser immigrants mean lesser students to accommodate. Another factor tending the need to non existence is the language problem. This problem leads pure Pakistani students to choose an international school but on the other and the Pak-Japanese children who are half Pakistani and half Japanese choose Japanese platform for study purposes. They intend to stay in Japan their whole lives because they can. As far as their religious knowledge is concerned, why build schools when you have a mosque every corner of the street here. They can be used as Madrassas and scholars from all over Pakistan can be hired as teachers to teach there. In a nutshell, all I intend to say is that an international school was needed about a decade ago when most of the newcomers, moving over here with an increased rate, had children at the very stage directing us to build a school for them to study in. As a matter of fact I can give you more reasons for why a school is not that necessary as we think it is than reasons for its inevitable establishment, one of which is the undeniable fact that the third generation of an immigrant to any foreign country cant help but merge in the very foreign society the immigrant adopted with difficulty. That hinders them to study about the country culture of their forefathers as they show more interest in the country in which they were born. That would result in nothing but future chaos for the school built. As for the critics of the reasonable explanation regarding the establishment of an international school inevitable, I have few suggestions worth pondering. Pakistanis here in Japan have varied throughout the years and today there is either less of them up here or they are financially not strong enough to support it or help through funding. That just takes them out of the equation. So what does the Embassy has to do? Fear not because the plan description down below is the insight blowing the roof up. In the present age in case we all need the newly built school to prosper properly, itll take a hell lot of experience and stubborn management to help run the school educating the young fore runners of the country scattered around the globe who no matter what will surely hold the torches for us when we get old enough not to hold them ourselves. That, I may add as a bitter truth, is not possible through funding from oversease Pakistanis and having them as teachers or management. As I said above it will take 24-7 hard work and tough management easily found in the chains of our local (Pakistani) school systems. They have the required leadership characters one needs and the eligible staff doing their work properly either of teaching the masses or handling statistics. So why not call them up here to help us by allowing them to employ a staff of hard working teachers and management alike to raise the standards if possible and I dare say it is possible as are we shutting our eyes closed. All we need is to ask for the permission from the respected Japanese government and make the school administration aware of the laws and regulations that run the country and are strictly obeyed. The idea is worth a thousand dimes if well understood and acted upon otherwise itll go down in history as another absolute fair idea not acted upon because of some political or personal issues. Ill waste none of your precious time and will end the conversation here saying that why build and run a school all by ourselves when we have a huge amount of talent in our dear country that can come up here and help us do so. Regards Majeed Mohammad Tahir. (THE CAP) Mobile: 090-32001761 Phone: 033742-3336 E-mail: tahir1761@hotmail
Posted on: Sun, 23 Nov 2014 07:34:13 +0000