‘Students given opportunities to polish their talent’

Rawalpindi:Federal Government Educational Institutions Cantonments & Garrisons (C/G) Directorate is making all out efforts to provide state-of-the-art opportunities to its students to polish their talent for their national and international recognition.According to spokesman of FGEIs (C/G) Directorate Wajid Masaud, to nourish the abilities of students of FGEIs (C/G), An International Level, category ‘A’ FIFA Coach Shahid Khan has been arranged to select and train male students of Rawalpindi and Chaklala Regions.The coach has visited Boys High Schools of Rawalpindi and Chaklala region to select 100 students of age 10 to 14 years. A coaching camp to train the FGEIs students has been organized at FG Public School No 2 (Boys) Tariqabad Rwp from 16 to 24 Dec 2019.At the end of the coaching camp, a team of 16 x players will be selected. The players so selected will be awarded FG Colours.The selected team is likely to visit overseas for 7 x days to participate in an international tournament. After completion of this pilot project, the activity will be undertaken in other regions of the country. Coaching Campus for other sports like hockey, Cricket, Volley Ball are also under consideration.

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