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A Parent Community in Pakistan to Learn and Share

Why we built an open space for every education question, and why it is more than another WhatsApp group.
Munazzah Asif·Oct 26, 2026·5 min read

Most parents we know make some of their biggest education decisions alone, or with advice from a relative who went through a completely different system. Which school should we choose, whether tuition is really necessary, how to handle a child who has lost interest in studying, whether a new course is worth the money: these questions come up in every home, and very few places exist where a parent can ask them openly and hear honest answers from other parents. That gap is the reason our parents community exists, and we want to explain what it is, what it is not, and how you can be part of it.

Why Parents need a community to discuss their children's education

When a parent is unsure about an education decision, the usual options are not very satisfying. School groups are often limited to announcements and reminders, social media comments are mixed with advertising, and advice from relatives, however well-meant, tends to reflect what worked for them years ago.What many parents actually want is simple: to hear from someone who has been through the same situation recently, who has nothing to sell, and who is willing to share what really happened. That kind of conversation is surprisingly hard to find, and this is the space we wanted to create.

We know that most people already belong to more WhatsApp groups than they can keep up with, so we want to be clear about what makes this one different. It is a community where parents speak to other parents, where questions are welcomed, and where the point is to exchange real experience.Inside the community, parents can:

  1. Ask any question they have about their child’s education and hear how other families have approached the same situation.
  2. Share their own experiences, including the ones that did not go well, because those are often the most useful for others.
  3. Raise concerns about a school, a course, a teaching method, or anything else that is worrying them, and see whether other parents have noticed the same thing.
  4. Share honest reviews and feedback about schools, programmes, tools, and learning options they have actually tried.

The conversations are open to every education topic and are not limited to STEM

The community is open to all educational topics, including choosing schools, handling exams, managing screen time, thinking about careers, deciding between a degree and skills, understanding the role of AI in learning, supporting a child who is struggling, and anything else that affects how children learn. If it matters to your child’s education, it belongs in the conversation. We have come to believe that one of the most underrated tools in education is a parent who feels informed and supported. Parents who can compare experiences, hear different perspectives, and ask questions without pressure tend to make calmer and more thoughtful decisions, and children benefit from that calm. None of us has all the answers, and we being a learning institute. This community is a way for all of us to learn from each other, and to make decisions about our children’s education with a little more clarity and a little less anxiety. You Are Welcome to Join, Ask Your Question, and Share What You Have Learned. If you are a parent who has a question, an experience worth sharing, or simply the wish to learn from other families, you are welcome to join our parents community here:

Join our Whatsapp community

You do not need to have a child enrolled with us, and you do not need to have anything figured out. You only need to care about education, and that is already something we have in common.

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