Pishin( The COW News Digital) In an inspiring tale of perseverance and passion, 55-year-old Faizul Haq from Pishin has successfully passed his matriculation examination with distinction, securing 600 marks and earning a Second Division.
Employed as a peon at the Government Boys High School Noabad, Faizul Haq had long harbored a dream of continuing his education but was unable to pursue it earlier due to financial responsibilities. “I had to shoulder the burden of providing for my family from an early age,” he shared. “My passion for education never died, but life didn’t give me the chance—until now.”
With the encouragement and support of the school’s teachers and staff, Faizul Haq decided to take the bold step of enrolling in matriculation classes and sitting for the annual exams. His determination and commitment quickly made him a role model for younger students at the school.
The result, which was announced yesterday, brought overwhelming joy to the school community. A small celebration was held in Faiz’s honor, where fellow staff members and teachers presented him with garlands and heartfelt congratulations. His success was seen not just as a personal achievement but as an inspiration for all those who believe it’s never too late to learn.
“His journey proves that age is no barrier to education,” said one of the school’s senior teachers. “He showed extraordinary dedication and is now an example for both students and adults alike.”
Faizul Haq now plans to pursue further education, aiming to complete his intermediate studies next. “My journey doesn’t end here,” he added with a smile. “Education has given me a new identity, and I want to go as far as I can.”
His achievement has since gone viral on social media, with users lauding his determination and hailing him as a symbol of lifelong learning in a country where access to education is often limited due to socioeconomic factors.
Faizul Haq’s story is a powerful reminder that the pursuit of knowledge is timeless—and that dreams deferred can still be realized with courage and community support.
