LAHORE - Planning inconsistencies and managerial changes in each government have badly affected our educational system and irregularity as well as absence of accountability in government sector is major hurdle in promoting quality education in the country. Prof Monaza Parveen, Principal Leadership College for Girls, New Garden Town and Prof Rafaqat Ullah Khan, Principal Leadership College for Boys, Shadbagh expressed these views while talking to The Nation here on Tuesday. They said private educational institutions have a strict system of check and balance, which is the major reason for their success. They said imposition of Value Added Tax by the government is likely to collapse this system as education sector was already paying 15 taxes of different natures. Prof Monaza Parveen said our government should priorities education sector, as it is the only sector, which could produce torchbearers for our nation. Leaderships team visits governments schools, conducts surveys and selects the needy students to provide them free of cost education, Monaza added. She said atmosphere in any educational institution played major role in polishing students skills besides framing them into shining stars. Monaza was of the view that Leadership group of colleges have effective system of conducting weekly and monthly tests, which is giving marvelous outcome. She said the parents should give proper attention towards the productive nourishment of their children, otherwise, a generation might be spoiled if the issue was not tackled in proper time. Prof Rafaqat Ullah Khan, however, said lack of funds, inconsistency of planning and internal managements altercations were destructive for our educational system. If private sector can run institutions effectively then how its impossible for the government? Actually each government brings its own education policy and never takes keen interest to run the previous ones, he added. He said Leadership group was running various campus for boys and girls in different districts of the Punjab including Lahore, Multan, Sialkot and Rawalpindi. He said vast communication gap among teachers, students and parents is quite harmful. Teaching is a noble profession but materialistic approach of some teachers owing to commercialism has badly affected this occupation, he commented. He said having nominal fees-system Leadership group is doing the best, as more than 5000 students are being provided quality education in different colleges across the Punjab. He said, we also award mega prizes to our shining students as a car was given to an old Leaderships student Mehwish Nadeem, who recently has topped in BSC, Department of Computer Sciences in Punjab University.