In Pakistan, parents often choose to send their children to private schools despite the availability of free public education because they perceive private institutions as offering better quality education, discipline, and learning environments. Many parents believe that private schools have smaller class sizes, more individualized attention, and better facilities, which contribute to improved academic outcomes. Additionally, private schools are often seen as having stricter administrative control, more accountability, and a stronger emphasis on English language instruction and extracurricular activities. Additionally, the government facilitates them in their policies and by flexibilities in monitoring; artificial marketing and corruption tools are used to promote their institute. Private schools have now become a business industry. Concerns about overcrowding, lack of resources, teacher absenteeism, and poor infrastructure in public schools further influence parents’ decisions. Ultimately, parents are motivated by the desire to secure a brighter future for their children, even if it means bearing additional financial burdens.

Parents choose to do so due some reasons. Among these reasons are

1. Perceived quality in Education

2. Monitoring and Accounting in some areas

3. Class size and attention

4. Discipline and culture

This was one of the questions I addressed in my work. I’ll include it.

parents choose to send their children to Private schools because most private schools especially in Malawi perform better during the National Exams than public schools. this is as a result of extra effort that teachers in private schools put in in the teaching and learning process. this simply give parents a picture that there is something that is being done better in Private schools than Public schools.