¶¶Òõ¾«Æ·

Skip to main content

Tags : primary


img

Pry school meals likely from Nov

Director general of the directorate of primary education Abu Noor Md Shamsuzzaman said that around 31 lakh children in 165 upazilas would start receiving nutritious food under the national school feeding programme from next November...

img

BNP to recruit religious teachers in pry schools

BNP standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Saturday said that the party would create posts for religious teachers in the country’s primary schools if voted to power...

img

Equity or exclusion?

AFTER a long hiatus of 14 years, the primary scholarship examination returned to the education system in 2022 with brief examinations. After another suspension in 2023 and 2024, the examinations have now been reinstated in the comprehensive form. Government primary schools, Primary Teachers’ Training Institute-adjacent checking schools and primary schools...

img

7 non-govt pry teachers hurt as police foil march

Police foiled the non-government primary school teachers’ march towards the chief adviser’s official residence Jamuna by firing sound grenades and spraying water on the protesting teachers in the capital Dhaka on Monday.

img

NCTB split into two entities appears right step forward

THE government’s initiative to put the task of printing pre-primary and primary textbooks, which the National Curriculum and Textbook Board has so far done, at the hands of the primary and mass education ministry appears problematic. The government has drafted the amendments to the National Curriculum and Textbook Board Act 2018 to transfer the responsibility for...

img

Pry edn ministry to print, distribute textbooks

An initiative to engage the primary and mass education ministry in printing and distributing free textbooks for the pre-primary- and primary-level education is advancing despite objection from National Curriculum and Textbook Board officials.

img

DPE, British Council partner to enhance ELT

The Directorate of Primary Education, under the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, and the British Council have formalised a partnership set to shape the future of primary education across Bangladesh...

img

Primary education deserves priority policy attention

BANGLADESH observed International Literacy Day on September 8 without having any accurate statistics on the literacy rate in the country. During the Awami League regime, the government had manipulated the literacy rate on a number of occasions to falsely claim its success in the education sector. During their three consecutive terms, the literacy rate increased...

img

Govt mulls holiday cuts for primary edn instts: adviser

Adviser to the primary and mass education ministry Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Podder on Sunday said that they were considering reducing the number of holidays for primary level educational institutions...

img

Cut in global funding in education

A SIGNIFICANT number of underprivileged children continue to suffer from what is now recognised as learning poverty — particularly in developing foundational literacy and numeracy skills — despite the government’s considerable annual investment in primary education through the Primary Education Development Programme and additional efforts by...

img

Pretend play area for pre-primary classes

WE HAVE all seen children dress up as their heroes or pretend to be doctors, teachers, or other professionals during playtime. What seems like simple fun is actually something far more significant. It is how children make sense of their world, acting out experiences, ideas, or stories. Imagination, which lies at the heart of children’s role play, is even more vital than simply acquiring knowledge...

img

Teacher shortage in govt primary schools unacceptable

ABOUT half of government primary schools running without headteachers highlights the sheer neglect that primary education continues to suffer. Official records show that the position of headteacher is vacant in 32,000 schools. According to the 2023 Annual Primary School Census, there are 65,567 government primary schools, which means that 48.8 per cent of the schools...

img

Half of govt pry schools across Bangladesh without head teachers

Almost half of the government primary schools across the country are running without the head teachers, causing grave concern among academicians and researchers who fear that the situation is harming both the academic environment and overall management...

img

Pry teachers suspend strike till June 25

The protesting assistant teachers of government primary schools in the country on Thursday suspended their full-day work abstention till June 25 after the authorities assured the teachers of meeting their demands for pay rise and promotion.

img

Pry teachers continue full-day strike

Assistant teachers of different government primary schools across the country continued their indefinite whole-day strike for the second day running on Tuesday, pressing for an increase in the entry-level pay scale as well as promotion...

img

Pry teachers to go on full-day strike from today

Assistant teachers of the government primary schools will begin a countrywide full-day work abstention from today, demanding upgrading the entry-level pay scale and promotion...

img

Work abstention by pry, MPO teachers observed sporadically

The separate countrywide half-day work abstention programme by assistant teachers of the government primary schools and teachers of secondary-level schools under the monthly pay order system was observed sporadically on Thursday demanding pay hike and protesting at attacks on teachers...

img

JICA, DPE mark 20yrs of pry edn support

Japan International Cooperation Agency and the Directorate of Primary Education jointly organised a seminar titled ‘Review of 20 years of JICA cooperation for primary education in Bangladesh & completion of JSP3 Project’ at Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka on Wednesday...

img

Pry teachers start one-hour strike

The assistant teachers of the government primary schools on Monday began a countrywide one-hour work abstention, demanding salary hike and promotion.