For nearly 40 years, Master Ayub has dedicated his life to educating underprivileged children in Islamabad free of charge. Since 1986, Ayub, a firefighter by profession, has been running an open-air school in the F-6 sector. He teaches children after completing his official work hours.
His initiative, often called the “park school,” has helped thousands of students gain education and secure jobs. Despite limited resources, Master Ayub has transformed the lives of many children who otherwise had no access to schooling.
Over the years, Ayub’s selfless efforts have earned him national and international recognition. He has received the Pride of Performance Award from Pakistan and the Commonwealth Points of Light Award for his outstanding contributions to education.
Originally from Mandi Bahauddin, Master Ayub continues to oversee his school even after retirement. He lives nearby to remain close to his students and ensure the continuity of his educational efforts.
Pakistan faces one of the highest numbers of out-of-school children in the world. In this challenging environment, Master Ayub’s dedication has become a symbol of hope and resilience for families in Islamabad. His school is open to all children, providing free lessons in reading, writing, and basic skills.
Parents and students praise his commitment and passion. Many former students have gone on to pursue higher education and stable careers thanks to the foundation laid by Master Ayub.
His story highlights the difference one individual can make in a community. Through decades of dedication, Master Ayub has shown that education can be accessible, even without significant financial resources.
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The legacy of Master Ayub continues to inspire volunteers, educators, and communities across Pakistan. His work demonstrates that selfless service and determination can overcome many challenges in the field of education.
