Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari visited the Military Hospital Micro School at King Hamad University Hospital, observing how hospitalised children continue their education alongside medical care. The visit highlighted the school’s role in ensuring learning does not stop when young patients require treatment.
The Military Hospital Micro School operates within the hospital environment to provide tailored lessons and emotional support, coordinating with medical staff so children can engage in study during recovery. Teachers adapt lessons to each child’s condition, allowing pupils to maintain academic progress while receiving care.
The First Lady’s visit drew attention to the importance of sustaining education for sick children and the positive impact that integrated hospital schooling can have on rehabilitation and morale. Such initiatives show how healthcare and education can work together to support vulnerable families and young patients.
By spotlighting the Military Hospital Micro School at King Hamad University Hospital, the visit reinforced the value of continuity in education for hospitalised children and the collaborative approach required between educators and clinicians to meet their needs.
